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3 Tier Conditional Logic

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A hierarchical system of rules governs product options, where choices at one level determine the available options at the next. This system includes three interconnected decision layers to ensure contextual relevance. For example, selecting "Clothing" at the first tier might lead to "T-shirt" at the second, which then presents third-tier choices like specific sizes and colors.