The processing is achieved through a range of sequence numbers. The allocation with the higher sequence number will take priority and can feed into a job which will in turn allocate to another job.
Because the allocations can be stepped in this way, careful planning should be made so that you get a job structure and sequencing that gives you your required outcome.
E.g.:
- Seq 1 (Red): Telephones to Hamilton (10%), Corporate 1 (40%), Corporate 2 (25%),Corporate 3 (25%).
- Seq 1 (Orange): Motor Vehicles to Auckland (4), Corporate 1 (2), Corporate 2 (1), Corporate 3 (1).
- Seq 2 (Green): Corporate 1 to Hamilton (10), Te Rapa (11), Cambridge (10), Auckland (5)
- Seq 2 (Purple): Corporate 2 to Hamilton (40%), Auckland (40%), Corporate 3 (20%)
- Seq 3 (Blue): Corporate 3 to Te Rapa (2), Cambridge (10), Auckland (50)
The processing is done by selecting the sequence not the specific Allocation. If you want to maintain control over the timing of every allocation you will need to set up each Allocation as a separate Sequence.