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When you want to let an order wait until an order in another job chain has passed successfully a specific node, you can use the sync job. Here are some use cases:

1. two or more job chains. One order in In every job chain is one order. The order can proceed, when they are all on a specific node in their chain.
2. Like 1. but now, you want to wait for more than one order.
3. You have job chains A,B,C. C can start, when A or B are finished.

1. two or more job chains. One order in every job chain. The order can proceed, when they are all on a specific node in their chain.

1. create a job "SynchronizeJobChainsSynchroniseJobChains" named "sync" using the job wizzard in JOE.

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