NB: This process involves accessing the production console. You will need an approved PIM request, and a second developer to observe during this.
As part of verifying a teacher's claims, service operators will send an email to the relevant school to confirm their eligibility. Generating a list of claims which need this email sending is a developer task, documented below.
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On the second sheet, copy the contents of cell A1. This should be a comma-delimited list of all the claim references which have already been checked, for example
A1B2C345,D6E7F890,G1H2I345...
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Have a second developer join you to observe, and connect to the production console
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Create a new instance of
Claim::SchoolCheckEmailDataExport
withexporter = Claim::SchoolCheckEmailDataExport.new("A1B2C345,D6E7F890,G1H2I345...")
substituting the claim references for the string you copied from the spreadsheet in step 2.
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Generate the CSV data of claims needing checking by running
puts exporter.csv_string
You may need to press the space bar to make your terminal render to the end of the output.
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Copy the output and save as a CSV file with the name
school-check-batch_ddmmyyyy.csv
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Securely transfer the file to the relevant service operator to follow the rest of the school check process. The best way we’ve found to do this is to create a new Google Sheets document, private to yourself and shared only with the service operator.
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From the CSV file, copy the claim references (and no other details) and append them to the first worksheet in the School Check Email - Sent Claims spreadsheet so that they will be excluded the next time the process is run. Trim any remaining empty cells from the bottom of the column
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After the service operator has sent the school check emails, delete the personal data from your machine and Google Sheets.