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Case IQ Term Glossary

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Glossary

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  • ACL

    The Access Control List is a hierarchy structure of permissions that allows System Administrators to grant and revoke permissions by user role.

  • action

    A task completed by the user to a record. For example, adding, editing, or deleting a record.

  • Case Owner

    The i-Sight user assigned responsibility for a case record in the system.

  • child record

    A supplemental entity of a case to capture additional relevant information. Users can add multiple child records of different types to one case.

  • csv

    A “Comma-separated Values” file. These files store data in plain text form, where each value or column is separated by a comma character (“,”).

  • custom record type

    A data category that was exclusively developed or built for the application. For example, an “Interview” custom record type is commonly created for applications.

  • data field

    A text box, menu, button, or toggle where a user can enter information for a record. Also referred to as a “field”.

  • data field type

    The kind or category of data stored in a field. For example, a “Date” field type will store calendar date information.

  • export

    A function that sends data or a file out of the i-Sight application, usually to another application.

  • flags

    Small, rectangular boxes containing text, used to identify and classify cases. Users with the appropriate permissions can set flags to a case using the case menu. Flags will appear beside the favorite icon when set to a case.

  • form layout

    The arrangement of fields for a form type, where users will enter information to save as a record.

  • grid

    A table of records that contains dynamic column headers and filtering options.

  • interface

    The access points by which users interact with and use the application.

  • investigative team

    a group of i-Sight users assigned responsibility to a case record.

  • navigation

    How a user moves to different i-Sight pages.

  • party

    A child record type used to save the details of any person, business, or location, which must be associated with a case.

  • picklist

    A dropdown menu that contains a list of values from which a user can select one option.

  • profile

    A standalone record type in i-Sight that you can choose to link to cases, parties, or other profiles. Profiles are often used as a database to quickly create parties for a case.

  • purge

    Permanently remove user-entered data from cases.

  • record

    A collection of data or information in one entity. A record is created when a user enters information in data fields, then saves the form.

  • standalone record

    An entity that does not need to be associated with a separate case number, i.e. cases and profiles. Users may choose to link other cases and profiles to a case, but it is not required.

  • standard record type

    A data category that is available in every i-Sight application, as part of the standard application rollout for Customers, i.e., case, profile, notes, etc.

  • System Administrator

    A user that manages i-Sight for the business.

  • user account

    A record associated with a person’s email address and name that allows them to access their i-Sight application.

  • workflow

    A set of statuses and steps that define a process, which typically represents the life cycle of a record in i-Sight.

  • Yellowfin

    The advanced reporting tool that allows i-Sight users to create customized reports.