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Provider routing without blind risk

Modern routing is not only about sending orders to a provider. It is about controlling fallback, error policy and category-level defaults.

Published March 24, 2026 for the migrated public content surface.

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Provider routing without blind risk

Legacy panels often hide provider logic inside loosely coupled scripts. The modern stack should do the opposite: routing rules must be visible, typed and testable before they touch a real order.

What matters most

  • Which route group a category or service inherits.
  • Whether the policy is fallback or forced.
  • How retryable and terminal provider failures are classified.

When these rules stay explicit, admins can review and adjust routing without guessing which hidden legacy branch will fire next.

Migration note

  • This article is no longer rendered through legacy Twig templates.
  • The content model now sits in the new Postgres schema.
  • Public detail routes can be smoke-tested directly without legacy fallback.