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Centennial Access to Student Services (CASS) User Guide

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Assigning a case<br />

How <strong>to</strong> assign a case <strong>to</strong> yourself<br />

1. Click on the “Assign <strong>to</strong> me” but<strong>to</strong>n.<br />

Once they move from “New” <strong>to</strong> “Open” you have the option <strong>to</strong> choose from a number of substates.<br />

• The case State will change from "New" <strong>to</strong> "Open"<br />

• The Substate will change <strong>to</strong> "Under review.”<br />

• An email notification will be triggered <strong>to</strong> the student<br />

Note: Changing the assignee directly or using “Assign <strong>to</strong> me” for an Open case will not trigger the changes above<br />

If "State" is set <strong>to</strong> "Open," the following<br />

substates are available:<br />

• Request reopened: The case has<br />

been reopened for further action.<br />

• In progress: Work is actively being<br />

carried out on the case.<br />

• Pending: The case is on hold,<br />

awaiting a specific event or action.<br />

• Awaiting approval: Awaiting<br />

approval for proceeding.<br />

• Sent for final processing: The<br />

case is in the final stages of processing.<br />

If "State" is set <strong>to</strong> "Awaiting Information,"<br />

the following substate is available:<br />

• <strong>Student</strong> Action Required: The user is required <strong>to</strong> take action or provide necessary information.<br />

If "State" is set <strong>to</strong> "Resolved," the following substates are available:<br />

• Unable <strong>to</strong> process: The case cannot be processed due <strong>to</strong> certain constraints.<br />

• Request completed: The requested action or service has been successfully completed.<br />

• Duplicate Request: The case was closed because it was a duplicate request.<br />

• Request withdrawn: The user has withdrawn their request, and the case is close<br />

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