Case eligibility determines the primary client's entitlement to one or more case components. Case components are the result of successful eligibility determination. In other words, case components define what the primary client is entitled to if found to be eligible.
Case components can have a financial or a non-financial objective. Financial objectives usually consist of rates. For example the rate for a particular case component may be $70 once a week. A non-financial objective may result in the primary client being recommended for a further eligibility assessment for a different product.
Payments and bills are issued to nominees in respect of one or more case components. In order to receive a payment or bill, its associated case component is automatically assigned to the nominee by the system or explicitly assigned to the nominee by a user. The payment or bill is then issued to the nominee during payment processing.