When Benefits Intake API assigns a submission a status of success, we will now treat it as 'true success'. However, there is an edge case where success state submissions can be transitioned to another state. If this happens, we want to capture that change locally to ensure the integrity of our "definition of success", which in turn props up our failure reporting.
Because this is an edge case, we do not need to run this every day. Every week is sufficient.
After 1 year, we can stop polling a 'success' submission (confirmed with Sam Wiley)
SamStuckey
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1 month ago
When Benefits Intake API assigns a submission a status of
success, we will now treat it as 'true success'. However, there is an edge case wheresuccessstate submissions can be transitioned to another state. If this happens, we want to capture that change locally to ensure the integrity of our "definition of success", which in turn props up our failure reporting.Because this is an edge case, we do not need to run this every day. Every week is sufficient.
After 1 year, we can stop polling a 'success' submission (confirmed with Sam Wiley)