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Data Requirements for Caseworker Productivity Analytics
Understand the data that caseworker productivity analytics uses in your Public Sector (formerly Public Sector Solutions) org.

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Understand the data that caseworker productivity analytics uses in your Public Sector (formerly Public Sector Solutions) org.
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Public Sector provides caseworker productivity analytics for two specific applications: Benefit Management and Investigative Case Management, with varying data requirements for each.
The Workload Management Analytics and Case Analytics dashboards show metrics, charts, and widgets based on two datasets, PSS Benefit Management and PSS Workload Management, and two recipes, PSS Trending Recipe and PSS Workload & Benefits Management Recipe.
The datasets and recipes use information stored in these objects.
Make sure that the objects have records to populate the metrics, charts, and widgets in the dashboards.
The Workload Management Caseworker Productivity and Case Analytics dashboards show metrics, charts, and widgets based on the PSS Workload Management dataset, and two recipes, PSS Trending Recipe and PSS Workload & Benefits Management Recipe.
The dataset and recipes use information stored in these objects.
Make sure that the objects have records to populate the metrics, charts, and widgets in the dashboards.

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