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Solution / A configurable workflow pattern

Scheduling, testing & monitoring programs

Bring schedules, selection rules, call-in workflows, results, payments, and follow-up into a traceable program system.

Illustrative scenario

A participant checks a call-in result while authorized staff review the schedule and follow-up history for their site.

The work should not get stuck here.

  • Scheduling and result records are maintained in separate tools.
  • Agency and site boundaries are difficult to enforce.
  • Selection and follow-up decisions need a clear history.
  • Payment and delinquency records require manual reconciliation.

Start with the workflow. Build in increments.

  • Map scheduling, selection, results, and follow-up decisions with the program team.
  • Model random-selection and IVR call-in integrations as explicit, testable rules.
  • Design role, agency, and site partitions before implementation.
  • Agree the payment model and required audit retention for the engagement.

A reference foundation.

Reference architecture

A configurable core, with clear boundaries

A configurable core, with clear boundariesPortal / PWA connects to Configurable workflows connects to Services & integration connects to Data / audit / export. These are proposed architecture patterns, not a deployed customer system.Portal / PWAConfigurable workflowsServices & integrationData / audit / export

Portal / PWA → Configurable workflows → Services & integration → Data / audit / export

Pattern illustration. Hosting, identity, storage, and control requirements are selected for each engagement.

Explore the configurable core

Controls to agree during design.

  • Propose append-only decision events and scoped access to results.
  • Review selection rules and exception handling with the program owner.
  • Define retention and archive access; a seven-year retention requirement is a design input, not a universal promise.
Review assurance status

Routine changes within your control.

Proposed configurable areas, subject to the agreed architecture, role model, and acceptance criteria.

SchedulesSelection rulesSite reference dataFollow-up statusesNotification templates

Plan the exit path from the start.

Include rule documentation, integration contracts, retained-record export, runbooks, and a transfer plan in the agreed scope.

See transition deliverables

Design targets.

Targets are proposed acceptance intentions, not delivered performance results.

  • Each selection and result can be traced to its authorized workflow.
  • Site boundaries are covered by acceptance tests.
  • Staff have a defined path for missed calls and exceptions.
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