Enhanced Transport Planning Constraints

User Guide: Transport Planning Constraint System

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Getting Started
3. Configuring Transport Settings
4. Setting Up Vehicles
5. Setting Up Addresses
6. Configuring Pick and Drop Modes
7. Managing Plate Coding Rules
8. Managing Truck Ban Constraints
9. Managing Ad-Hoc Transport Factors
10. Using the System
11. Common Tasks
12. Troubleshooting

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Introduction

The Transport Planning Constraint System helps ensure that vehicles are assigned correctly by checking various rules and restrictions. This system can:

• ✅ Ensure vehicles arrive within specified time windows
• ✅ Restrict pick/drop operations to certain days of the week
• ✅ Enforce license plate coding rules (e.g., odd/even days)
• ✅ Block vehicles from banned areas or routes
• ✅ Handle temporary issues like road closures or port congestion

This guide will walk you through setting up and using these features.

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Getting Started

What You Need

Before using the constraint system, make sure you have:

• Access to Transport Settings
• Permission to create/edit vehicles, addresses, and constraint rules
• Basic understanding of your transport operations

First Steps

1. Enable the System

   • Go to Transport Settings
   • Open the Constraint Features tab
   • Check "Enable Constraint System"
   • Set "Constraint Checking Mode" to "Warning" (to start safely)

2. Enable Individual Features

   • Enable only the constraints you need
   • Start with one or two features to learn the system
   • You can enable more later

3. Test with a Transport Plan

   • Create a test Transport Plan
   • Run auto-allocation
   • Review the results to see how constraints work

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Configuring Transport Settings

Accessing Transport Settings

1. Go to Transport module
2. Click on Transport Settings (or search for it)
3. Open the Constraint Features tab

Basic Configuration

Step 1: Enable the System

1. Check "Enable Constraint System"

   • This is the master switch
   • When unchecked, all constraint checking is disabled

2. Select "Constraint Checking Mode"

   • Strict: Blocks vehicle assignment if constraints fail (recommended for production)
   • Warning: Allows assignment but shows warnings (recommended for testing)
   • Disabled: Skips all constraint checking

Step 2: Enable Individual Constraints

Enable only the features you need:

• ☑️ Enable Time Window Constraints - Check pick/drop time windows
• ☑️ Enable Address Day Availability - Check day-of-week restrictions
• ☑️ Enable Plate Number Coding Constraints - Check license plate rules
• ☑️ Enable Truck Ban Constraints - Check area/route bans
• ☑️ Enable Ad-Hoc Transport Factors - Consider temporary issues

Tip: Start with "Warning" mode and enable one constraint at a time to learn how each works.

Step 3: Configure Defaults

Routing Settings:

• Default Average Speed: Set default speed if vehicles don't have avg_speed (e.g., 50 km/h)
• Require Vehicle Average Speed: If checked, vehicles without avg_speed will be skipped

Loading/Unloading Time Defaults:

• Set default base times (e.g., 15 minutes)
• Choose calculation method (Volume-Based, Weight-Based, or Combined)
• Set rates (e.g., 5 minutes per m³, 2 minutes per 100kg)

Ad-Hoc Factors:

• Delay Threshold: Maximum delay before blocking route (e.g., 60 minutes)
• Blocking Impact Types: Which impact types should block routes

Recommended Initial Settings

For first-time setup:

✅ Enable Constraint System: Checked
Constraint Checking Mode: Warning
✅ Enable Time Window Constraints: Checked
✅ Enable Address Day Availability: Checked
❌ Enable Plate Number Coding: Unchecked (enable later)
❌ Enable Truck Ban Constraints: Unchecked (enable later)
❌ Enable Ad-Hoc Factors: Unchecked (enable later)

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Setting Up Vehicles

Required Information

For the constraint system to work properly, vehicles need:

1. Average Speed (required for time calculations)
2. License Plate Number (required for plate coding)
3. Vehicle Type (used for exemptions and restrictions)

How to Set Up a Vehicle

1. Go to Transport Vehicle list
2. Open an existing vehicle or create a new one
3. Fill in the required fields:

In the "Routing" Tab:

• Avg Speed: Enter average speed in km/h (e.g., 45, 50, 60)

  • This is used to calculate travel times
  • If not set, system uses default from Transport Settings

• License Plate Number: Enter the vehicle's license plate (e.g., "ABC-1234")

  • Used for plate coding constraint checks
  • Last digit is used for odd/even day rules

In the Main Form:

• Vehicle Type: Select the vehicle type
  • Used for exemption checks (plate coding)
  • Used for truck ban restrictions

Example Vehicle Setup

Vehicle Code: TRUCK-001
Vehicle Name: Delivery Truck 1
Vehicle Type: Heavy Truck
Avg Speed: 50 km/h
License Plate Number: ABC-1234
Capacity: 5000 kg, 20 m³

Tips

• Set avg_speed based on typical road conditions in your area
• Use consistent license plate format for easier management
• Group similar vehicles with same vehicle type for easier rule management

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Setting Up Addresses

Time Windows

Time windows define when pickups and deliveries can occur at an address.

How to Set Time Windows

1. Go to Address list
2. Open the address you want to configure
3. Scroll to custom fields section
4. Set the following fields:

• Custom Pickup Window Start: Earliest time for pickup (e.g., 08:00)
• Custom Pickup Window End: Latest time for pickup (e.g., 17:00)
• Custom Drop Window Start: Earliest time for delivery (e.g., 09:00)
• Custom Drop Windows End: Latest time for delivery (e.g., 18:00)

Note: These are Time fields - enter time in HH:MM format (24-hour).

Example

Address: Warehouse A
Pick Window: 08:00 - 17:00
Drop Window: 09:00 - 18:00

Day Availability

Day availability restricts which days of the week pickups and deliveries are allowed.

How to Set Day Availability

1. Open the Address
2. Find the day availability checkboxes
3. Check the days when operations are allowed:

For Pickups:

• ☑️ Custom Pick Monday
• ☑️ Custom Pick Tuesday
• ☑️ Custom Pick Wednesday
• ☑️ Custom Pick Thursday
• ☑️ Custom Pick Friday
• ☐ Custom Pick Saturday (unchecked = not available)
• ☐ Custom Pick Sunday (unchecked = not available)

For Deliveries:

• ☑️ Custom Drop Monday
• ☑️ Custom Drop Tuesday
• ... (same pattern)

Important:

• ✅ Checked = Available on that day
• ❌ Unchecked = NOT available on that day

Example

Address: Port Terminal
Pick Available: Monday, Wednesday, Friday only
Drop Available: Monday, Wednesday, Friday only
Weekend: Not available

Complete Address Setup Example

Address: Customer Warehouse
├─ Pick Window: 08:00 - 16:00
├─ Drop Window: 09:00 - 17:00
├─ Pick Days: Monday-Friday (checked)
├─ Drop Days: Monday-Friday (checked)
└─ Weekend: Not available

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Configuring Pick and Drop Modes

Pick and Drop Modes control how loading and unloading times are calculated based on cargo size.

Understanding Calculation Methods

The system can calculate loading/unloading time in different ways:

1. Fixed Time: Same time regardless of cargo size
2. Volume-Based: Time increases with cargo volume (m³)
3. Weight-Based: Time increases with cargo weight (kg)
4. Volume and Weight Combined: Uses both volume and weight

How to Configure a Mode

1. Go to Pick and Drop Mode list
2. Open an existing mode or create a new one
3. Go to "Loading and Unloading Time" tab
4. Configure loading time:

Loading Time Settings

• Base Loading Time: Minimum time required (e.g., 15 minutes)
• Loading Time Calculation Method: Choose method
  • Fixed Time: Use base time only
  • Volume-Based: Add time per m³
  • Weight-Based: Add time per 100kg
  • Volume and Weight Combined: Use both
• Loading Time per m³: Additional minutes per cubic meter (e.g., 5)
• Loading Time per 100kg: Additional minutes per 100kg (e.g., 2)
• Maximum Loading Time: Cap on total time (0 = no limit)

5. Configure unloading time (same fields, prefixed with "Unloading")

Example Configurations

Example 1: Simple Fixed Time

Mode: Quick Load
Base Loading Time: 15 minutes
Calculation Method: Fixed Time
Result: Always 15 minutes, regardless of cargo size

Example 2: Volume-Based

Mode: Standard Loading
Base Loading Time: 15 minutes
Calculation Method: Volume-Based
Time per m³: 5 minutes
Maximum: 120 minutes

Examples:
- 0.5 m³ cargo: 15 + (0.5 × 5) = 17.5 minutes
- 5 m³ cargo: 15 + (5 × 5) = 40 minutes
- 20 m³ cargo: 15 + (20 × 5) = 115 minutes (capped at 120)

Example 3: Weight-Based

Mode: Heavy Cargo
Base Loading Time: 20 minutes
Calculation Method: Weight-Based
Time per 100kg: 3 minutes

Examples:
- 500 kg: 20 + (500/100 × 3) = 35 minutes
- 2000 kg: 20 + (2000/100 × 3) = 80 minutes

Tips

• Use Fixed Time for consistent operations
• Use Volume-Based for bulky cargo
• Use Weight-Based for heavy cargo
• Use Combined for complex scenarios
• Set maximum times to prevent unrealistic calculations

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Managing Plate Coding Rules

Plate coding rules restrict vehicles based on their license plate numbers (e.g., odd/even day schemes).

When to Use

• City-wide traffic management schemes
• Odd/even day restrictions
• Last digit coding rules
• Regional vehicle restrictions

How to Create a Plate Coding Rule

1. Go to Plate Coding Rule list
2. Click New
3. Fill in the basic information:

Basic Information

• Rule Name: Descriptive name (e.g., "Odd-Even Day Scheme")
• Coding Type: How to extract the digit
  • Last Digit (most common)
  • First Digit
  • Odd/Even
  • Custom Pattern
• Start Date: When rule becomes active
• End Date: When rule expires
• Is Active: Check to enable the rule

Time Restrictions (Optional)

• Time Restriction: Check if rule only applies during certain hours
• Restricted Start Time: Start of restricted period (e.g., 07:00)
• Restricted End Time: End of restricted period (e.g., 20:00)

Restricted Digits

Click Add Row in the "Restricted Digits" table:

• Restricted Digit: The digit that's restricted (0-9)
• Restricted Day: Which day it's restricted (optional - leave empty for all days)

Example: Odd-Even Day Scheme

Rule Name: Odd-Even Day Scheme
Coding Type: Last Digit
Start Date: 2026-01-01
End Date: 2026-12-31
Is Active: Yes

Restricted Digits:
├─ Digit 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 → Monday, Wednesday, Friday
└─ Digit 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 → Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

Result:
- Vehicles ending in 1,3,5,7,9: Allowed Mon/Wed/Fri only
- Vehicles ending in 0,2,4,6,8: Allowed Tue/Thu/Sat only

Exempting Vehicle Types

Some vehicle types may be exempt from plate coding (e.g., emergency vehicles):

1. Go to Vehicle Type list
2. Open the vehicle type
3. Check "Exempt from Plate Number Coding"
4. Save

Vehicles of this type will skip plate coding checks.

Tips

• Use clear, descriptive rule names
• Set appropriate date ranges
• Test rules in "Warning" mode first
• Mark exempt vehicle types clearly

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Managing Truck Ban Constraints

Truck ban constraints restrict vehicles from specific areas or routes during certain times.

When to Use

• City center restrictions
• Residential area bans
• Rush hour restrictions
• Weight-based bans
• Route-specific bans

How to Create a Truck Ban Constraint

1. Go to Truck Ban Constraint list
2. Click New
3. Fill in the information:

Basic Information

• Ban Name: Descriptive name (e.g., "City Center Rush Hour Ban")
• Ban Type: Type of ban
  • Area Ban: Specific addresses/areas
  • Route Ban: Specific routes
  • Time-Based Ban: Time restrictions only
  • Weight-Based Ban: Weight restrictions
  • Vehicle Type Ban: Vehicle type restrictions
• Start Date: When ban starts
• End Date: When ban ends
• Is Active: Check to enable

Time Restrictions

• All Day: Check if ban applies all day
• Start Time: If not all day, start time (e.g., 07:00)
• End Time: If not all day, end time (e.g., 09:00)

Restricted Addresses

Click Add Row in "Restricted Addresses/Areas":

• Address: Select the banned address
• Radius (km): Area around address (0 = exact address only)

Example:

Address: City Center Plaza
Radius: 2 km
Result: Bans all addresses within 2 km of City Center Plaza

Restricted Routes

Click Add Row in "Restricted Routes":

• From Address: Starting point
• To Address: Destination
• Route Name: Optional name (e.g., "Highway 1")

Note: Route bans work in both directions (A→B and B→A).

Vehicle Restrictions

Restricted Vehicle Types:

• Click Add Row in "Restricted Vehicle Types"
• Select vehicle types that are banned
• If empty: Ban applies to ALL vehicle types

Weight Restrictions:

• Minimum Vehicle Weight: Vehicles above this weight are banned
• Leave empty if not applicable

Example: City Center Rush Hour Ban

Ban Name: City Center Rush Hour Ban
Ban Type: Area Ban
Start Date: 2026-01-01
End Date: 2026-12-31
All Day: No
Start Time: 07:00
End Time: 09:00

Restricted Addresses:
├─ City Center Plaza (radius: 2 km)
└─ Main Street (radius: 0 km - exact only)

Restricted Vehicle Types:
└─ Heavy Truck

Min Weight: 5000 kg

Result:
- Heavy trucks over 5000 kg
- Banned from City Center area (2 km radius)
- During 07:00-09:00 only

Tips

• Use radius for area bans (0 = exact address)
• Set appropriate time windows
• Specify vehicle types if ban doesn't apply to all
• Test in "Warning" mode first

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Managing Ad-Hoc Transport Factors

Ad-Hoc Transport Factors handle temporary issues like road closures, port congestion, or special events.

When to Use

• Road closures
• Port congestion
• Weather events
• Traffic incidents
• Construction
• Special events

How to Create an Ad-Hoc Factor

1. Go to Ad-Hoc Transport Factor list
2. Click New
3. Fill in the information:

Basic Information

• Factor Name: Descriptive name (e.g., "Highway 1 Road Closure")
• Factor Type: Type of issue
  • Road Closure
  • Port Congestion
  • Weather Event
  • Traffic Incident
  • Construction
  • Special Event
  • Other
• Severity: Low / Medium / High / Critical
• Start Date/Time: When issue starts
• End Date/Time: When issue ends
• Is Active: Check to enable

Impact Configuration

• Impact Type: How severe the impact is

  • Complete Blockage: Route/address completely unavailable
  • Partial Blockage: Limited access with delays
  • Delays Only: Accessible but with delays
  • Access Restricted: Access restrictions apply

• Estimated Delay (minutes): Expected delay (for Partial Blockage/Delays Only)

Affected Areas

Affected Addresses:

• Click Add Row in "Affected Addresses/Areas"
• Select address
• Set radius (km) if area is affected
• Set impact type for this address (optional - overrides factor impact type)

Affected Routes:

• Click Add Row in "Affected Routes"
• Select From Address and To Address
• Set impact type for this route (optional)

Vehicle Restrictions

• Click Add Row in "Restricted Vehicle Types"
• Select vehicle types affected
• If empty: Affects all vehicle types

Alternative Routes

• Alternative Route Suggestions: Text field for suggested alternatives

Example: Road Closure

Factor Name: Highway 1 Road Closure
Factor Type: Road Closure
Severity: High
Start: 2026-01-20 06:00
End: 2026-01-20 18:00
Impact Type: Complete Blockage

Affected Routes:
└─ From: City A, To: City B

Alternative Routes: Use Highway 2 via City C

Result:
- Route City A → City B completely blocked
- During specified time period
- Alternative route suggested

Example: Port Congestion

Factor Name: Port Terminal Congestion
Factor Type: Port Congestion
Severity: Medium
Start: 2026-01-15 08:00
End: 2026-01-15 16:00
Impact Type: Delays Only
Estimated Delay: 120 minutes

Affected Addresses:
└─ Port Terminal (radius: 0 km)

Result:
- Port Terminal accessible but with 2-hour delays
- During specified time period

Tips

• Set accurate start/end times
• Use appropriate impact types
• Provide alternative routes when possible
• Deactivate factors when issues are resolved
• Use severity to prioritize factors

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Using the System

Running Transport Plan Auto-Allocation

The constraint system works automatically when you run Transport Plan auto-allocation.

Step-by-Step

1. Go to Transport Plan list
2. Open or create a Transport Plan
3. Click Auto-Allocate and Create Run Sheets
4. Review the results

Understanding the Results

The system will show:

• ✅ Vehicles Assigned: Successfully assigned vehicles
• ⚠️ Warnings: Constraint violations in Warning mode
• ❌ Blocked: Vehicles blocked by constraints (in Strict mode)
• 📊 Debug Information: Detailed constraint check results

Reviewing Debug Output

Debug output shows:

• Which constraints were checked
• Why vehicles were accepted or rejected
• Estimated delays
• Alternative suggestions

Example Debug Output:

Vehicle TRUCK-001: Selected
  - Time window check: Passed
  - Day availability check: Passed
  - Plate coding check: Passed (exempt vehicle type)
  - Truck ban check: Passed
  - Ad-hoc factors: 30 min delay (within threshold)

Vehicle TRUCK-002: Blocked
  - Time window check: Failed (cannot meet drop window)
  - Reason: Estimated completion 19:00, window ends 18:00

What Happens in Different Modes

Warning Mode

• ✅ Vehicles are assigned even if constraints fail
• ⚠️ Warnings are shown in debug output
• 📝 Use this to see what would be blocked
• 🔍 Good for testing and learning

Strict Mode

• ✅ Vehicles are assigned only if all constraints pass
• ❌ Vehicles are blocked if any constraint fails
• 🚫 Use this in production for compliance
• ⚡ Faster allocation (skips invalid vehicles early)

Disabled Mode

• ✅ All constraint checks are skipped
• ⚡ Fastest mode
• ⚠️ No validation performed
• 🔧 Use only if constraints are not needed

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Common Tasks

Task 1: Set Up Time Windows for All Addresses

Scenario: You want to enforce time windows for all warehouse addresses.

Steps:

1. Go to Address list
2. Filter by address type or location
3. For each address:
   • Open the address
   • Set Pick Window Start/End
   • Set Drop Window Start/End
   • Save

Tip: Use bulk edit if your system supports it, or create a script to update multiple addresses.

Task 2: Implement Odd-Even Day Scheme

Scenario: City requires odd/even day restrictions based on license plate.

Steps:

1. Create Plate Coding Rule:
   • Name: "City Odd-Even Scheme"
   • Coding Type: Last Digit
   • Add restricted digits:
     • 1,3,5,7,9 → Monday, Wednesday, Friday
     • 0,2,4,6,8 → Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
2. Mark exempt vehicle types (if any):
   • Open Vehicle Type (e.g., "Emergency Vehicle")
   • Check "Exempt from Plate Number Coding"
3. Enable in Transport Settings:
   • Check "Enable Plate Number Coding Constraints"
   • Set mode to "Warning" first, then "Strict"

Task 3: Set Up Rush Hour Truck Ban

Scenario: Ban heavy trucks from city center during rush hour.

Steps:

1. Create Truck Ban Constraint:
   • Name: "City Center Rush Hour Ban"
   • Ban Type: Area Ban
   • Time: 07:00-09:00 (not all day)
   • Add restricted addresses (city center addresses)
   • Add vehicle type: "Heavy Truck"
2. Enable in Transport Settings:
   • Check "Enable Truck Ban Constraints"
   • Set mode to "Warning" first

Task 4: Handle Temporary Road Closure

Scenario: Highway is closed for maintenance for one day.

Steps:

1. Create Ad-Hoc Transport Factor:
   • Name: "Highway 1 Maintenance Closure"
   • Type: Road Closure
   • Start/End: Specific date and time
   • Impact Type: Complete Blockage
   • Add affected route (From/To addresses)
   • Add alternative route suggestion
2. Enable in Transport Settings:
   • Check "Enable Ad-Hoc Transport Factors"
3. After closure ends:
   • Deactivate the factor (uncheck "Is Active")

Task 5: Configure Loading Time by Cargo Size

Scenario: Loading time should increase with cargo volume.

Steps:

1. Open Pick and Drop Mode (e.g., "Standard Loading")
2. Go to "Loading and Unloading Time" tab
3. Set:
   • Base Loading Time: 15 minutes
   • Calculation Method: Volume-Based
   • Time per m³: 5 minutes
   • Maximum: 120 minutes
4. Save

Result:

• Small cargo (1 m³): 20 minutes
• Medium cargo (5 m³): 40 minutes
• Large cargo (20 m³): 115 minutes

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Troubleshooting

Problem: Vehicles Are Being Blocked

Check:

1. ✅ Transport Settings → Enable Constraint System is checked
2. ✅ Individual constraint toggles are enabled
3. ✅ Constraint rules are active (Is Active = checked)
4. ✅ Date/time ranges include the scheduled date
5. ✅ Vehicle data is correct (avg_speed, license_plate_number)

Solution: Review debug output to see which constraint is blocking. Temporarily switch to "Warning" mode to see what would be blocked.

Problem: Time Windows Not Working

Check:

1. ✅ Time windows are set on addresses
2. ✅ Vehicle has avg_speed set
3. ✅ Distance is calculated correctly
4. ✅ Loading/unloading times are configured

Solution:

• Verify vehicle avg_speed is realistic
• Check if distance calculations are correct
• Review loading/unloading time calculations
• Adjust time windows if needed

Problem: Plate Coding Not Applying

Check:

1. ✅ Plate Coding Rule is active
2. ✅ Date range includes scheduled date
3. ✅ Vehicle has license_plate_number set
4. ✅ Vehicle type is not exempt

Solution:

• Verify license plate format (last digit should be numeric)
• Check if vehicle type is marked as exempt
• Review rule date ranges
• Test with different vehicles

Problem: System Is Slow

Check:

1. ✅ Constraint caching is enabled
2. ✅ Number of active constraints is reasonable
3. ✅ Cache refresh interval is appropriate

Solution:

• Enable constraint caching in Transport Settings
• Increase cache refresh interval
• Reduce number of active constraints
• Increase timeout value if needed

Problem: Missing Data Warnings

Check:

1. ✅ Vehicles have avg_speed set
2. ✅ Cargo weight/volume is set on Transport Leg
3. ✅ Default values are configured in Transport Settings

Solution:

• Set avg_speed on all vehicles
• Ensure cargo data is entered
• Configure defaults in Transport Settings
• Enable "Require Vehicle Average Speed" if you want strict validation

Getting Help

If you encounter issues:

1. Check Debug Output: Review Transport Plan allocation debug messages
2. Test in Warning Mode: Switch to Warning mode to see what's happening
3. Review Constraint Data: Verify constraint rules are set up correctly
4. Check System Logs: Look for error messages in system logs
5. Contact Support: Reach out to your system administrator

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Quick Reference

Transport Settings Checklist

☐ Enable Constraint System
☐ Set Constraint Checking Mode (Warning/Strict)
☐ Enable Time Window Constraints
☐ Enable Address Day Availability
☐ Enable Plate Number Coding Constraints
☐ Enable Truck Ban Constraints
☐ Enable Ad-Hoc Transport Factors
☐ Set Default Average Speed
☐ Configure Loading/Unloading Defaults

Vehicle Setup Checklist

☐ Avg Speed is set
☐ License Plate Number is set
☐ Vehicle Type is selected
☐ Capacity information is complete

Address Setup Checklist

☐ Pick Window Start/End is set
☐ Drop Window Start/End is set
☐ Day availability checkboxes are set

Constraint Rule Checklist

☐ Rule name is descriptive
☐ Date range is correct
☐ Is Active is checked
☐ Restrictions are properly configured
☐ Vehicle/address matches are correct

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Best Practices

1. Start Simple

• Begin with one or two constraint types
• Use "Warning" mode initially
• Test thoroughly before switching to "Strict"

2. Keep Data Updated

• Regularly update vehicle information
• Keep constraint rules current
• Deactivate expired constraints
• Remove old ad-hoc factors

3. Use Descriptive Names

• Use clear names for rules and constraints
• Include dates or locations in names
• Document special cases

4. Test Before Production

• Test constraints in "Warning" mode
• Verify calculations are correct
• Check edge cases (boundary times, etc.)
• Review impact on existing operations

5. Monitor and Adjust

• Review constraint violation patterns
• Adjust rules based on actual operations
• Optimize for performance
• Keep constraints relevant

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Conclusion

The Transport Planning Constraint System helps ensure vehicles are assigned correctly by validating against various rules and restrictions. By following this guide, you can effectively set up and use the system to improve your transport planning operations.

Remember:

• Start with "Warning" mode to learn the system
• Enable constraints gradually
• Keep data updated
• Test thoroughly before production use

For technical details, refer to the Implementation Guide or Design Document.

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Document Version: 1.0
Last Updated: 2026-01-08
For: End Users and Administrators