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In the initial phase ofdevelopment, the bi-directional Fraud Data API provides a mechanism for colleges to report locally-identified instances of application fraud to the CCCTC, as well as facilitate the ability to query against that data using an authorized MIS code with an AppID or CCCID. In turn, CCCTC algorithms work server-side workflows analyze the data to determine if the submitted fraud information impacts other colleges across the system. If soimpacts are found, Superglue is leveraged to notify that college these colleges of the suspected bad actor.
By integrating the SuperGlue API to identify and share fraud data, colleges will be able to effectively extend the functionality of their own SIS systems and resources for increased efficiency. This is essential not only for meeting fraud reporting requirements, but also for decreasing overall costs and increasing time savings. Districts are encouraged to use this API for development within their own internal SIS system.
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Receive Fraud Notifications to Staging Table
Instances Each instance of application fraud reported to the CCCTC are is used to identify other instances submitted by the same CCCID. These findings are then delivered to colleges as notifications to a new fraud-report staging table (for each college) via the SuperGlue College Adaptor. Each notification response will consist of the application ID (AppID), the applicant’s CCCID, and the MIS code of the college reporting the fraud (ReportedByMisCode). Learn more about this process in the Receiving Fraud Notifications to a Staging Table section below.
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