Jacob Rose



DConfirm is a small web-based application I wrote for CAIS Internet that tracks requests to terminate service from the initial phone call to completion. On the disconnect date requested, the application sends notices to the responsible parties within the company, and notifies managers if requests remain open after two days.



(screenshot) Upon signing into the system, users see all open requests in their selected service categories.
(screenshot) A representative taking a call selects "New Request." Data common to all requests, such as account numbers, the date to disconnect service, and which services are to be disconnected are entered on the first page.
(screenshot) Since Satellite and Dialup service were selected for disconnection, specific fields pertaining to these services appear on the second page. These dynamically generated forms can include dependencies: for instance, if the "Hardware to return" checkbox is checked, the "Description of Hardware to Return" field will be required. Dates are also validated and converted to a standard format.
(screenshot) Once all data are entered correctly, the representative is given a reference number, and the request is placed in the database.
(screenshot) Now the "Open Requests" display shows the new request in all categories that apply.
(screenshot) On the disconnection date specified in the request, e-mail is sent to the department responsible for each service selected. The e-mail message provides a link that (after sign-in is complete) will take the technician directly to the request needing attention. Most services simply offer a comment field, but this form, like the second page of the "New Request" page, is dynamically generated; any service can require more data here, such as a third-party confirmation code.
(screenshot) Since the responsible party has confirmed the request has been completed, it is no longer shown on the "Open Requests" display.
(screenshot) To see confirmed requests, users can select "All Requests" to see all requests in the system, or "Your Requests" to see requests they have either entered or confirmed. Easy-to-read markers indicate which requests are open.

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