Revise an outbound request for the service order

  • Versão de lançamento: Australia
  • Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
  • 1 min. de leitura
  • As a provider, revise the outbound request that was previously created for a service order by using the Order Management for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology application. This way, you can share any inflight order changes with the external systems during the order fulfillment process.

    Antes de Iniciar

    Ensure that you've first created an outbound request for a service order.

    Role required: sn_ind_tmt_orm.order_fulfilment_agent, sn_ind_tmt_orm.order_fulfillment_manager, sn_ind_tmt_orm.service_order_agent, sn_ind_tmt_orm.service_order_manager

    Por Que e Quando Desempenhar Esta Tarefa

    If you make any changes in the order properties, such as updating the domain order characteristics through the user updates or inflight changes while the order fulfillment is in progress, you might need to share the updated order details with the external systems. To learn more about managing the inflight order changes, see Managing inflight order changes and cancellation requests and Cancel orders.

    A new Updates available order attribute tracks for any updates in the service order. If you update an order characteristic or revise the domain order (Updated or Canceled) as a part of the inflight revision, the value of the Updates available field is set to true. Also, the Revise Outbound Request UI action appears on the domain order form to trigger the revision of the outbound request.

    Procedimento

    1. Select a service order and open it.
    2. Select the Revise Outbound Request UI action.
      A dialog box appears with the following message: Want to revise outbound fulfillment request for the service order?
      Do one of the following actions:
      • Don't trigger this action by selecting Cancel.
      • Initiate this template by selecting OK.

      The revised order details are generated and sent to the external systems through the configured integration. To learn more, see Integrating Order Management with southbound external systems.