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Replace Original Assessment Badge Color after Due Date is Reached on a More Recent Request

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Replace Original Assessment Badge Color after Due Date is Reached on a More Recent Request

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Currently, when a person profile has a newer Assessment requested the badge color will change to a dark gray. This badge appears to stay gray even after a due date has been reached for over a week without a new test taken. Removing the Workflow Request will not replace the badges original color and the only way I have found to restore the badge color was to remove the row from the Assessment Table. We have noticed that this has caused some confusion for our staff members since the dark gray is similar to the light gray used for a badge color when the assessment has not been taken. Adding a clean up check for an Assessment requests that have reached a due date to replace the original badge color would be helpful to remove the confusion if an Assessment has been taken in the past. Alternatively, if replacing the original color isn't an option adding a check on the Assessment workflow entry page to alert the staff member of what assessments that person has completed with the completed date would also be helpful to prevent sending another Assessment request.

Submitted by Steven Kelly, Compass.Church · March 7, 2022 · Other

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