One system application property is available that controls case
suspension processing:
- The application property,
curam.miscapp.payuptosuspendeddate is used to
determine whether payments should be issued up to the date of suspension
when a case is suspended. The default value of this property is YES
meaning that payments will be issued up to the date of suspension. If
this property is set to NO, no payments will be issued after the case is
suspended.
Three system application properties are available that control case
closure processing:
- The application property,
curam.case.closeCaseWithTasks is used to determine
whether cases that have outstanding tasks associated with them can be
closed. Note that this property is applicable to product delivery and
integrated case closure. The default value of this property is YES
meaning cases that have outstanding tasks associated with them can be
closed. If this property is set to NO, cases cannot be closed until all
outstanding tasks for those cases are closed.
- The application property,
curam.case.productdeliveryactivationeligibility.ineligibleautoclosecase
is used to determine whether ineligible cases are automatically closed.
The default value of this property is NO meaning that an ineligible
product delivery case will be activated in the same way as an eligible
product delivery. This allows reassessment to occur if there are
evidence changes on the ineligible case, which may result in an eligible
decision.
- The application property,
curam.miscapp.payuptocloseddate is used to
determine whether payments should be issued up to the date of closure
when a case is closed. The default value of this property is YES meaning
that payments will be issued up to the date of closure. If this property
is set to NO, financial components will be closed and payments will no
longer be issued.