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2 years ago Team's Response
Assuming the contact saved is a baby that has not yet been born, but you need to record notes on the baby's policies to keep a record of what was discussed. You use the interaction records feature to keep such notes. Even though the baby has not been born yet. You might argue that we should keep the notes in the parent's contact, but the fact is that this note is definitely for the child and not the parent, so it is not accurate if we keep it in the parent's contact. They can do that, but we will not restrict the users if they want to accurately segregate.
Furthermore, it is an extreme case as per here:
Which would make it out of scope.
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- [ ] I disagree
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If logs are made for a contact and the birthdate is edited to after the logs, the app should flag this and reflect that it is an invalid operation to protect the user from keying in bad information.