Navigate the QCDR Rules Library

The Rules tab combines the global Rule Live Processing switch with the ordered Rule Library. Use it to see what each Rule finds/replaces, control status, change processing order, and open the full Rule editor.

Rule Live Processing Is Separate from Token Processing

At the top of the Rules tab, Enable live QCDR Rule processing controls normal Rule execution. Turning it off stops Rules without deleting them and without disabling standalone Token processing. Tokens have their own switch on the Tokens tab.

Read Each Rule Row

The Rule Library shows the Rule name/description, a shortened Find summary, and the direct replacement value, linked Token, or operation label. If the Rule uses features above the current Effective tier, the row displays a tier/upgrade lock indicator.

The status pill shows Enabled, Disabled, Draft, or Archived. Clicking the row status control cycles normal active states; archived items can be returned to Draft through that cycle.

Filter the Library

The current filter choices are All, Enabled, Disabled, and Archived. Draft Rules remain visible under All; there is not a separate Draft filter in the current library.

Use Select all plus Bulk action to Enable, Disable, or Move to Draft the currently selected Rules.

Processing Order Matters

Drag Rule rows to set runtime processing order. The first Rule runs first. The order matters because an earlier Rule can change content that a later Rule would otherwise have matched, and a paid Stop Processing Rule can prevent later Rules from running after it matches.

Use Row Actions

• Edit opens the complete Rule editor.
• Duplicate creates a new copy as a Draft so it cannot immediately change live output.
• Delete removes the Rule after confirmation.

To create a new Rule, click Create Rule. A brand-new Rule editor starts in Draft state by default.

Use Draft for Safe Work

Keep a broad or unfinished Rule in Draft while defining its find value, replacement, page scope, matching behavior, and paid targeting conditions. Pro/Max users with the required Test Rules permission can Preview the exact saved Rule privately before enabling it.

Community Discussion

Want to compare workflows, share practical tips, or discuss how you use this QCDR feature? Visit the QC Dynamic Replacer Community. For private support, bug reports, account-specific issues, or feature requests, use the QuantaCade support system.