If your process requires the capture of Social Security Numbers, you can do this by following these steps:
Due to encryption needs, Social Security Numbers will be delivered to Slate through WebAdMIT instead of the CAS API.
When creating Source Formats for SSN, you'll need one Source Format for each CAS cycle. For example, you'll have one Source Format for SSN CASPA 23-24 and another for SSN CASPA 24-25.
Set up your Import Remote Server by entering the WebAdMIT API endpoint, allowing you to retrieve the encrypted SSN Document. Make sure to specify the CAS and cycle with a user identity ID as described below. Enter the following URL into the Import Remote Server field, and replace ":user_identity_id" with the appropriate user identity ID for the target CAS/cycle.
A user identity is a numeric identifier unique to each CAS, cycle, and user. For example, User X will have a different user identity for PTCAS 2023-2024 and CASPA 2023-2024. As another example, User Y will have a different user identity for PTCAS 2023-2024 and PTCAS 2024-2025. Finally, User X and User Y will each have a different user identity for PTCAS 2023-2024.
There are two methods to retrieve the User Identity ID:
To retrieve the User Identity ID via API, use the User Identity List endpoint of the WebAdMIT API. This provides the user identity ID and information to indicate the CAS and cycle.
Alternatively, for users that have access to multiple CASs, or multiple cycles of a single CAS, you can retrieve the User Identity within WebAdMIT itself. To do this:
Enter your WebAdMIT service account's API key here. Use this format, replacing [ENTER YOUR API KEY HERE]:
<t name="x-api-key">[ENTER YOUR API KEY HERE]</t>
This setting controls the order in which your Source Formats will import data. Set this value to a number greater than that set on the Source Formats that create Slate Person/Application records for your CAS applications.
To remap Slate Source Formats, follow these steps:
Consult Slate documentation for instructions on completing this operation. For more information, see the Slate Knowledge Base.