Documentation / Rule matching
Customization names and options vary across countries, languages, cultures and units. Explicit rules recognize equivalent business choices without changing the original order data.
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Countries, languages, cultures and measurement units can express similar product choices differently. Rules connect those original expressions to shared business choices; they do not translate automatically or silently convert units. Original order content stays intact.
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For a Size question, add the original names or aliases, then groups such as a five-inch or six-inch specification. Configure equivalent options inside the appropriate group, for example 6 inches, 6 Zoll and 15.24 cm. These are demonstration choices, not a preset for every product.
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Choose the actual rule and group/item in the intended canvas, layer or slot. Rules select content; the scheme controls size, positioning and typography. Creating a rule is not activation: publish and test the bound scheme. Global/product scope is management scope, not automatic use by all products.
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Production recognition uses exact equality, regular expressions and containment with configured priorities. Use literal decimal points in patterns and test the original buyer choice. Do not let a broad pattern select another size by accident.
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Where a product uses two image slots at the same position, their explicit conditions can select the original photo or the AI-treated version. Photo source, display behavior and usage conditions are separate decisions. Confirm only the intended result enters production.
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Sales analysis remains available for raw order customization without analysis rules. Optional exact-match analysis rules group equivalent business choices; they do not replace production bindings or change the artwork layout.
