Components installed with Legal Investigations

  • Release version: Washingtondc
  • Updated February 1, 2024
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    • Several types of components are installed with activation of the Legal Investigations application, including tables, user roles, and scheduled jobs.

    Roles

    Table 1. Roles installed with Legal Investigations
    Role title [name] Description Contains roles
    Investigations Administrator

    [sn_lg_investigate.admin]

    		 Application-specific administrator role for the Legal Investigations app having the administrative access for the app and full access to the underlying data.
    • sn_lg_investigate.config
    • sn_lg_investigate.fulfiller
    • sn_interview_temp.admin
    Investigations Configurator

    [sn_lg_investigate.config]

    		 Provides access to configure data such as allegation type and subtype. It does not provide access to transactional data of requests and matters.

    sn_interview_temp.writer
    Investigations Fulfiller

    [sn_lg_investigate.fulfiller]

    		 Provides the fulfiller access for working on assigned requests and matters.
    • sn_lg_ops.legal_user
    • sn_interview_temp.reader

    Tables

    Table 2. Roles installed with Legal Investigations
    Table Description

    Allegation

    [sn_lg_investigate_allegation]

    Allegations complained on a person, also known as the subject of allegation.

    Allegation Type

    [sn_lg_investigate_allegation_type]

    Type of allegation used to file a complaint, such as financial fraud, discrimination, and harassment.

    Allegation Subtype

    [sn_lg_investigate_allegation_subtype]

    Subtype used to further classify an allegation type. For example, financial fraud can have subtypes such as undue favours or bribes.

    Involved Party

    [sn_lg_investigate_involved_party]

    Users who are involved in a complaint as a complainant, subject of allegation, witness, or any other type.

    Associated Allegation

    [sn_lg_investigate_m2m_allegation_party]

    Association between an allegation and its subjects of allegation. One allegation can be associated with one or more subjects of allegation.