What is the maximum number of allowed active basic routing rule sets that can be defined for a table?

The maximum number of allowed active basic routing rule sets that can be defined for a table is one. This limitation is designed to ensure that routing rules are consistently applied and managed in a simplified manner. Having only one active basic routing rule set prevents conflicts and confusion that may arise from multiple sets attempting to route cases or records differently at the same time.

If more than one routing rule set were allowed to be active simultaneously, it could lead to unpredictable routing behavior and complicate the management of service cases. Therefore, the design emphasizes clarity and consistency by restricting the system to a single active set, streamlining the decision-making process for case assignments and ensuring that all cases are handled uniformly according to the active rules in place.