Equip incident managers to perform preliminary assessments, and investigators and
caseworkers with a predefined questionnaire to proceed with a case or risk assessment. For
example, an investigator can use the checklist-style assessment to ensure that all required
preliminary checks on an investigative case are completed.
To access inspection-related objects and features:
Public Sector Access OR Public Sector Field Access
AND
Read and Edit access to the Response and Response Context fields on the Regulatory Code
Violation object
To conduct a visit-based Dynamic Assessment:
Industries Visit
Make sure that the case manager has provided you with an action plan that contains
assessment tasks for conducting the assessment. See Create an action plan.
In the Public Sector: Investigative Case Management app, click the app navigation menu and
select Cases.
Select a case.
In the Assessments tab, click the task that you want to perform.
Answer the questions in the task.
To advance through all the questions until the assessment is complete, click
Next.
When you finish a task, click Mark as Complete.
To see responses to assessment questions, from the App Launcher, find and select
Assessments.
Select an assessment.
Click Related and select an assessment question response.
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