How automation rules run per unit and re-apply
Learn how automation rules are evaluated per unit, reset and re-applied on every run, and which units and panels are skipped.
Automation rules are evaluated per unit: a cabinet, corner unit, wardrobe, standalone custom panel, or the whole floor (for floor-level hardware such as skirting and strip lights).
Every time rules run for a unit, the system first removes all previously rule-added hardware and resets all manufacturing-rule parameters on that unit's panels, then re-evaluates every active rule in admin order.
Rules run automatically when generating outputs, pricing, or checking violations.
Hidden units and units marked 'disabled in outputs' are skipped, so they will not receive rule effects or violation checks.
Rules also skip drawer-internal shutter parts and mirror/dummy panels where appropriate, so hardware counts only reflect real manufactured panels.