What is a valid Smart Rule type?

What is a valid Smart Rule type?

• A. Document
• B. Document Rule
• C. Folder Rule
• D. Email Rule

Answer: (A)

Smart Rules are categorized by the object they target, not by adding the word “Rule” to the object name. The type you choose identifies what kind of item the rule applies to, such as a document, a folder, or an email. The valid type for rules that operate on the actual contract content is the singular object name: Document. This is why selecting Document is correct—the rule will apply to documents and can trigger actions based on document-specific events or changes. Using “Document Rule,” “Folder Rule,” or “Email Rule” isn’t how the rule type is defined in the UI; those phrases don’t correspond to the canonical rule types. If you needed a rule for a folder or an email, you’d select the base object type (Folder or Email) rather than a variant labeled as a rule.

Smart Rules are categorized by the object they target, not by adding the word “Rule” to the object name. The type you choose identifies what kind of item the rule applies to, such as a document, a folder, or an email. The valid type for rules that operate on the actual contract content is the singular object name: Document. This is why selecting Document is correct—the rule will apply to documents and can trigger actions based on document-specific events or changes.

Using “Document Rule,” “Folder Rule,” or “Email Rule” isn’t how the rule type is defined in the UI; those phrases don’t correspond to the canonical rule types. If you needed a rule for a folder or an email, you’d select the base object type (Folder or Email) rather than a variant labeled as a rule.