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Hi Vikas,
We have previously requested more clarifying information. Because the additional information was not provided , this request has been closed.
Thank you for your interest in the Cúram SPM product.
Shane McFadden, Cúram SPM Product Management team
Hi Vikas,
We would like to get some further information from you regarding the process you use today to capture Income evidence. As you illustrated with the attached screenshot, you enter evidence one by one but we would like to understand more about how you are using the Evidence Workspace in order to do that.
If we take the following scenario: A client that is paid weekly contacts his caseworker and provides four pay stubs of weekly payments for the same employer, the first two for the same amount and the second two for different amounts. The caseworker then enters the Income evidence for the four paystubs.
Paystub 1: Weekly payment for the period June 4 - June 10, Amount $100
Paystub 2: Weekly payment for the period June 11 - June 17, Amount $100
Paystub 3: Weekly payment for the period June 18 - June 24, Amount $100
Paystub 3: Weekly payment for the period June 25 - July 1, Amount $100
How are your caseworkers capturing this evidence today?
For example, are they creating four separate Income evidence records, e.g. for the first record Frequency = Weekly, Amount = 100, Start Date = June 4, End Date = June 10.
Or are they creating one Evidence record without an End Date and then creating evidence successions on the one record to record changes in amount?
Any information about how you currently apply verifications would also be useful.
Any screenshots that you might be able to provide that illustrate the process that you follow today would also be helpful.
Any further information you can provide about what stages of your current process are most cumbersome would also be helpful.
Thanks for your time and interest in the product,
Shane McFadden, Cúram SPM Product Management team
Hi Vikas,
It would be greatly appreciated and help us to understand the exact details regarding your enhancement request if I could draw your attention to the questions asked at the end of June.
Thanks for your time and interest in the product,
Shane McFadden, Cúram SPM Product Management team
"We would like to get some further information from you regarding the process you use today to capture Income evidence. As you illustrated with the attached screenshot, you enter evidence one by one but we would like to understand more about how you are using the Evidence Workspace in order to do that.
If we take the following scenario: A client that is paid weekly contacts his caseworker and provides four pay stubs of weekly payments for the same employer, the first two for the same amount and the second two for different amounts. The caseworker then enters the Income evidence for the four paystubs.
Paystub 1: Weekly payment for the period June 4 - June 10, Amount $100
Paystub 2: Weekly payment for the period June 11 - June 17, Amount $100
Paystub 3: Weekly payment for the period June 18 - June 24, Amount $100
Paystub 3: Weekly payment for the period June 25 - July 1, Amount $100
How are your caseworkers capturing this evidence today?
For example, are they creating four separate Income evidence records, e.g. for the first record Frequency = Weekly, Amount = 100, Start Date = June 4, End Date = June 10.
Or are they creating one Evidence record without an End Date and then creating evidence successions on the one record to record changes in amount?
Any information about how you currently apply verifications would also be useful.
Any screenshots that you might be able to provide that illustrate the process that you follow today would also be helpful.
Any further information you can provide about what stages of your current process are most cumbersome would also be helpful.
We acknowledge that this enhancement request has been accepted for consideration. It may not be delivered within the release currently under development and we have no short term plans to provide this enhancement. However, the theme is aligned with our current multi-year strategy and will be considered for a future release.
IBM may consider and evaluate any RFE Community feedback for this request through activities such as voting.
IBM will update this request in the future.
Thank you for your interest in the Cúram product.
Sherry Byerly - Offering Manager
You can find more information on the RFE process here.
Hi Vikas,
Thank you for your enhancement request.
We require some further analysis to determine whether or not this enhancement can be considered in a future release.
I will provide another response when our investigation is complete.
Thank you,
Eloise O'Riordan, Cúram SPM Offering Management team
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