Release Summary

• Marking an application as Spam automatically generates a record in the Bi-directional Fraud Database.

• We made several improvements to enhance the reliability of application delivery within the Conductor workflow system.

User Information & Implementation

Although marking an application as SPAM now generates a record in the Bi-directional Fraud Database, there are no field changes to the record. However, users may see an increase in the number of reported fraud instances.

More Information

Bi-directional Fraud Change

By marking an application as Spam, the system now automatically generates a record in the Bi-directional Fraud Database (creating a record if it does not already exist). Instances of fraud can be accessed via the Data Warehouse Report Server, DW Direct Connect, or the SuperGlue bi-directional fraud API.

There are two fields that participate in the MIS segmentation for the bi-directional fraud data: recipientMisCode and reportedByMisCode. These two fields form a hierarchy that shows the parent-child relationship of the data.

For help or more information about any of the changes in this release, you can visit our online support community, CCCTechnology.info. You can also contact CCCTC Support Services directly at staffsupportccctc@openccc.zendesk.com.

Documentation

Any new data field descriptions and technical specifications have been added to the CCCApply data dictionaries, published here: CCCApply Data Dictionaries.