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Routing Setup Guide

This guide explains the steps required to create a routing rule and configure how documents are routed in GEN.

 

Note: The "Active from" date defines when the rule becomes applicable. The rule will apply to documents with a trade date on or after the selected date. 

Routing Rule Setup

  • "Enabled for list": defines a list of counterparties for which the routing rule should apply. When a counterparty is included in this list, documents related to that counterparty will follow the configured routing rule.

  • "Disabled for list": defines a list of counterparties that should be excluded from the routing rule. When a counterparty is included in this list, the routing rule will not apply to documents related to that counterparty.

  • "Disabled": the routing conditions above are not considered, and the routing rule is inactive. For example:

    • If "Disabled for list" is deactivated, the configured disabled list is ignored, meaning the rule applies to all counterparties unless restricted by another condition.

    • If "Disabled" is activated, the entire routing rule is disabled and will not be applied.

Routing Rule Conditions

A routing rule can be configured to apply to documents based on one or more of the following criteria:

  • Counterparty – Apply the routing rule to documents involving specific counterparties.
  • Transaction Type – Apply the routing rule based on the type of transaction.
  • Commodity – Apply the routing rule based on the traded commodity (e.g., Power, Gas).
  • Delivery Point – Apply the routing rule based on the defined delivery point.
  • Agreement – Apply the routing rule based on the selected agreement.

For Counterparty rules, individual counterparties can be activated or deactivated within the routing configuration.

  • An activated counterparty means the routing rule applies to documents involving that counterparty.
  • A deactivated counterparty means the routing rule does not apply to documents involving that counterparty.

Multiple conditions can be combined to create more specific routing rules. A document will be routed according to the rule when the configured criteria are fulfilled.