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Automation Rules

Set it as a rule once, never decide it by hand again.

Colly.io's rule engine lets you define what happens on which event. Create documents, set status, sort orders – the rule fires the moment the event occurs.

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What a rule can do

Triggers & conditions

Rules fire on events such as "order received" or "return completed". Conditions narrow down when a rule actually applies.

A dry run before you go live

A new rule can be run against existing orders without changing anything. You see what it would have done before it does it.

Documents created automatically

Invoices, delivery notes and e-invoices appear at the right status change – not when somebody remembers to make them.

Tags & status actions

Tag orders, prioritise them or drop them into a particular queue. Built from dropdowns, without a line of code.

A rule in three steps

01

Choose trigger

Select the event that should trigger the rule – e.g. "New order" or "Payment received".

02

Define conditions

Restrict when the rule applies – by channel, weight, value, destination country and more.

03

Set action

Determine what happens automatically: set carrier, create document, assign tag.

Rule combinations possible

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Lines of code required

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Rule execution on event

Frequently asked questions

What actions can automation rules execute?

Actions include: set shipping carrier and service, create documents (invoice, delivery note), assign order tags, change status and trigger notifications. The rule engine grows continuously.

Do I need technical knowledge for automation?

No. Rules are built in a no-code interface via dropdown. No programming, no API knowledge required.

Can I test existing rules before they go live?

Yes. Rules can be applied to existing orders in test mode without making changes. This allows the logic to be validated in advance.

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