Configuring Product Provisions and Assigning them to Locations

The application allows agencies to configure product provisions and associate them with locations. An example of a product provision is a benefit offered to eligible persons on behalf of the agency. The agency itself is considered a product provider if it provides products directly to its clients. Product providers are selected from product provider participants that are registered on the system as part of the Participant Manager.

Product provision settings include the start dates and end dates of the period during which the product provision is active, the estimated cost, a payment method (e.g., cash), a payment frequency (e.g., the first day of every month).

Product provisions can be delivered from one or more locations to suit the needs of the different eligible persons. For example, a training provision can be offered at different training center locations. Information recorded for the product provision locations includes the cost of the provision at the location and the period during which the provision is offered at the location. A case's product provision location can be dynamically changed to any of the provision locations stored for that case's parent product.

For detailed information on the settings described above, see the Cúram Integrated Case Management Configuration Guide.