Adding Classification Subdivisions

Classification subdivisions can be used to define information for smaller ranges within the main factor classification range. The organization should consider the following questions before deciding to configure subdivisions:

• Should classifications be further sub-divided to provide a finer level of granularity for guidance and recommendations that are displayed to a worker? Will this be useful to the worker?
• What subdivisions are required for each classification within a factor?

For example, an income factor can be classified as 'In Crisis' with a range of -5 to 0. The 'In Crisis' classification division can be further subdivided. The administrator sets three subdivisions for the values -5, -4 to -3, and -2 to 0. Each subdivision value has a specific definition:

• -2 to 0: Family receives little or no income
• -4 to -3: Income and/or budgeting skills are limited to the point that the family is unable to meet its basic needs
• -5: The family is unwilling or unable to plan or save

Once configured, each subdivision can have specific guidance text and recommendations associated with it.