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Tutorial: How Do I Create My Own Sorting Rules Recipe? (Signal)

 

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19 STEPS

1. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a recipe using a template as a starting point.

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2. To create a new recipe or modify an existing template, click Create Recipe.

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3. Click Exposure.

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4. Click Recipe Templates.

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5. You will have five templates to choose from.

For this example click Demand.

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6. After selecting the Demand template, the pop-up window will automatically populate with specific details and rules aligned with the template's action.

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7. You will be required to update the name of the recipe.

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8. Type Demand Version 2.

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9. Be sure to check the Enable Recipe Metric box, as highlighted.

This ensures the recipe you create is accessible within the Overlay and Decision Tree Enterprise tools in EDITED.

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10. The Scoring Level you choose determines how exposure performance is evaluated across your products.

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11. In this example, click Product.

Product level scoring evaluates each product individually, offering insights into its overall performance across all locations.

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12. By default, the normalized range for this recipe is 0 to 100, but you can select a different range to meet your business requirement and objectives.

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13. Pre-populated Ingredients or metrics have been applied, these will set the criteria for how you want your automation to score products.

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14. You can add additional metric criteria to your template recipe by selection + Add Ingredient.

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15. Where applicable, you can amend the number of most recent Days you want to aggregate the metric scores. For example, selecting 1 will score the product based on the metric performance aggregated over the last 1 days.

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16. You can set a rule on any metric to apply a multiplier to scores when certain conditions are met.

For example, if a product falls into a specific category or meets a metric threshold, the multiplier will be applied automatically

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17. Use Multipliers to adjust the importance of each metric in a product's final score.

Higher multipliers increase a metric's impact on the score, helping tailor your automation.

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18. Once you are happy with your Recipe criteria click Create Recipe.

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19. Your Recipe will now appear on the main landing page as highlighted.

You have now completed the tutorial.

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https://www.iorad.com/player/2535217/Site-Merchandising---Sorting-Rules---Signal---How-To-Use-A-Recipe-Template