After you create a signature trail, define signature details such as the order of
designated verifiers and whether designated verifiers belong to a user group or have a specific
participant role. You also set the text for the pre- and post-signing reasons.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud
or Life Sciences Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create digital verification setup records:
Health Cloud Advanced Therapy Orchestration permission set
OR
Chain of
Custody User permission set
From the App Launcher, find and select Digital Verification Setup
Details, and then click New.
In Digital Verification Setup, select the signature trail to which this signature
belongs.
In Designated Verifier, select Group or Participant
Role. Then select a user group or participant role. Any user in the group or with
this role can sign the record when it’s ready for signing. Leave blank to assign a specific
user at runtime.
In Pre-Verification, enter the message that verifiers see before they sign.
In Post-Verification, enter the message that verifiers see after they sign.
In Verifier Rank, select the order of this verifier in the signature trail.
For example, select First Verifier if this verifier must sign
first. Verifier Rank is required for both the sequential and parallel verification
processes.
Save your changes.
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