Service changes report

Monitor all classification changes made in in-person services.

Here you view the complete history of classification changes in attendances.

When a client selects the incorrect classification (for example, an elderly person selects Normal instead of Priority), the attendant can correct this during the service.

This report records exactly these corrections, allowing auditing and analysis of classification error patterns.

How to Access

Go to: Service / In-Person Service / Attendance Classification Changes Report, as shown in Figure 1:

Figure 1: Path to Attendance Classification Changes Report.


Main Screen

Figure 2: Main Screen - Attendance Classification Changes Report.

The main screen displays a simple table with all recorded classification changes, organized in descending chronological order (most recent first).


How Classification Change Works

1. Client Selects Initial Classification

Upon arriving at the service location:

  • Client uses a self-service kiosk

  • Selects type of service

  • Selects classification (Normal, Priority, etc.)

  • System generates ticket and protocol

2. Attendant Identifies Error

During the service:

  • Attendant notices the classification is incorrect

  • Example 1: Elderly client with Normal classification

  • Example 2: Client without priority with Priority classification

3. Attendant Corrects Classification

Through the service interface here:

  • Attendant accesses the option to change classification

  • Selects correct classification

  • System automatically records:

    • Date and time of the change

    • Service protocol

    • Previous classification

    • New classification

4. Recording in the Report

The change appears instantly in this report, allowing:

  • Change auditing

  • Pattern analysis

  • Monitoring of misuse of priorities


Relation to Other Features

Service Classification

Location: Service / In-Person Service / Service Classification

On this page you create the service classifications that appear here in the report and also in the in-person service.

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