Let’s add another rule to allow payments that are less than $10,000 USD.
- Go to Authorization > Policies and make sure that the Payment checks policy is selected.
- Click the Details tab, then click + Add Rule.
- For the rule Name, enter Permit payments up to 10000 USD.
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Click the hamburger menu next to the Name field and
select Add "Applies When".
- In the Applies When section, click + Comparison.
- In Select an attribute, select Amount, which is the same attribute you used before.
- For the comparator, select Less Than.
- For the constant value, enter 10000.
Your new rule looks like this.
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Click Save changes.
Rules are evaluated in order from top to bottom Let’s move the permit rule so it’s first.
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Collapse the rule so that you only see the name, then click the drag bar and
reposition the permit rule above the deny rule.
Now that there's a second rule, let’s consider the combining algorithm. It determines how one or more rules are evaluated to make a decision. Instead of adding the permit rule, you could have used the combining algorithm alone to permit payments less than $10,000 USD. Let’s change the combining algorithm as if you didn’t already have the second rule.
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For the Combining Algorithm, select Unless
one decision is deny, the decision will be permit.
For more details about combining algorithms, see Combining algorithms.
- Click Save changes.