At which stage in IRIS should a stop order share point be created if a member requests a rush on an order?

In the context of handling a rush request for an order within the IRIS system, creating a stop order share point in the APS Stage is the most appropriate action. This stage is typically where detailed order processing occurs, allowing for necessary adjustments based on specific customer requests.

When a member indicates urgency, it's crucial to address this during the APS Stage, as this is where the system can implement changes quickly to accommodate the rush. This allows for prioritization of the order and ensures that all relevant information, such as fulfillment timelines and any special instructions, is properly documented and communicated.

The other stages, while important in the overall process, do not specifically cater to the nuances of a rush request as effectively as the APS Stage. For instance, the AUTO Stage is generally more automated and may not allow for manual adjustments essential for handling urgent requests. The Completion Stage focuses on finalizing orders, and the Initial Call Stage is primarily for the first interaction, which may not address the complexities involved in expediting an order efficiently.