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Closing this RFE by request from customer.
we at MN would like to withdraw this RFE.
Sigitas
There is both an online "Health Care Application" and an internal "Health Care Application" application configured. Although they share the same schema they have separate scripts.
The mandatory questions are controlled in the script and not in the schema so because there are separate scripts for the portal and case management side, you should be able to modify the mandatory questions in one and not the other.
Can we get more detail on what you mean when you say there is a single application script that applies to both the online citizen and internal case worker application forms as long as the motivation type is the same.
Thank you for your response.
The problem is that this functionality is requested for internal users of the system (case workers) - who often have to work with partially-completed applications, fill in applications during phone calls, etc. So, per your approach we'd want to remove mandatory fields from the internal application (Person Data Case-->Action Menu-->New Application-->Health Care Application)
However, we would not want to make these fields optional for the online application that citizens see - they should fill out all mandatory information in order to submit an application.
Right now, there is a single application script that applies to both online citizen and internal case worker application forms as long as the motivation type is the same. To achieve the approach you're proposing, can we disable mandatory validations only for one application path without altering the other?
Customer has the ability to modify IEG scripts to set which fields are mandatory and which are not which gives them the ability to create incomplete applications. Applications, once submitted can be verified for missing information. and requests can be made for the information. Automatic closing of case is also configurable. What business exact business problem is this solving?
Hi Sigitas,
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