Validations

A number of standard validations, frequently used in evidence processing, are provided in the Dynamic Evidence Editor. More complex validations, such as cross-evidence validations, can be included using Cúram Express Rules. More information on validations can be found in the Cúram Dynamic Evidence Configuration Guide.

Things to consider

• What validations are required to ensure integrity of data?
• When person/prospect person evidence is entered, it is validated immediately; however, evidence brokered in from another case is automatically accepted and activated, even if the validation checks fail. For other case types, when person/prospect evidence is brokered onto the case, a validation failure will prevent the evidence from being activated.
• Include any validations required to enforce succession constraints.
• Try to use standard validation patterns where possible. Validation rule sets should only be developed if they cannot be implemented using standard validations.
• If developing validation rule sets for more complex validations, be mindful of how data retrieval is performed. If performed incorrectly, this can have a significant impact on performance.