Routing Rules¶
Routing rules determine which community content is automatically distributed to. They apply when a source has no direct community assignment — or when content should be routed based on tags or keywords.
How it works¶
When importing content, the routing engine evaluates all active rules in order (sorted by priority). If a condition matches, the content is assigned to the community defined in the rule. Multiple rules can match — content can be routed to multiple communities.
Creating a new rule¶
Click "Neue Regel" (New rule) to open the rule editor.
Fields¶
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Community | ✅ | Target community for content matching this rule |
| Priority | ✅ | Evaluation order (lower number = higher priority) |
| Field | ✅ | Which content field to check? (Tag, Area, Source, …) |
| Operator | ✅ | Contains, Is, Starts with, … |
| Value | ✅ | The comparison value |
| Active | – | Disabled rules are skipped during evaluation |
Examples¶
| Field | Operator | Value | Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| Area | Is | Rinklingen |
Community "rinklingen" |
| Tag | Contains | feuerwehr |
Community "feuerwehr-bretten" |
| Source | Is | <SourceId> |
Community "dorfwerk-rio" |
Interaction with sources
Default tags and areas configured on a source are immediately available as routing criteria.