The administration component of Cúram Verifications allows administrators to define the verification rules that are associated with case and person / prospect person evidence.
A verification category is a means of arranging evidence data into logical groups by grouping elements called verifiable data items, for example, Personal. The verifiable data item can be defined as a piece of evidence that requires verification. This piece of evidence corresponds to a single attribute within a specific evidence entity, e.g., date of birth on the birth and death evidence type. Verification item utilizations define which verification items (e.g. passport, birth cert) are to be used for a particular verifiable data item. A verification item defines what can be used to verify the information provided by a participant, for example a passport, birth certificate. A verification requirement provides the rules of verification for a piece of data. For example, whether the verification engine needs to apply the rules to participant level data or to a specific product delivery case or to a specific integrated case.
A recommended configuration when creating verifications at the person level, is that they should 'Apply to' a product delivery, integrated case or application case. This would mean that the verification would be created where it applies ie. on the selected case. It also means that the user cannot activate the evidence on the case it applies to until the mandatory verification is satisfied. Verifications can be configured for sharing using the evidence broker configuration, if required. Therefore using this feature verifications captured on evidence on one case can be shared with that evidence to another case.
For detailed information on configuring Verifications, see the Cúram Verifications Guide.