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From my phone provider I can download 2 versions of the monthly invoice, one with the calls specified, one without. I want the first for my own administration and the last for declaration at work. Both PDFs get the same download name.
So I wrote 2 rules to figure out which is which. They basically do this:

Specified invoice:
if all match
- name contains <provider accountnumber>
- contents contain "start time"
then
- rename file
- move file to home/phone

Unspecified invoice:
if all match
- name contains <provider accountnumber>
then
- rename file
- move file to work/yyyy-mm

They are in the order above.

If I disable the second rule, the first fires as expected, but if I enable the second rule, the second always fires.

What's going wrong?

So just to be clear, the rules are in the order above (i.e. first rule is above the second rule)? I can't come up with a reason why this behavior presents.

Does the first rule match against your work PDFs as well when the second rule is disabled?

Did you check the preview? Pause the folder and download the files and check the preview and report back.

I get the feeling that it's more timing based. Disabling the second rule should have no affect on whether the first one matches.

Yes, the first rule is above the second. I actually moved the second rule down a few other rules to lessen the chance that the second one fires before the first has the time to figure out the conditions (if that is relevant).

OK, I tried once again today, switched off the Hazel rules, downloaded both files and checked the rules. Turns out that I used a specific word in the content to distinguish one from the other and now the word was used in both versions.
After I used another word, it looks like the rules fire as expected.