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  1. Contact Tracer (CT) begins CT interview over phone

  2. CT prompts interviewee to upload data from SafePaths app to SafePlaces

  3. CT works with interviewee to redact, update, and add points of concern

  4. CT concludes interview and transitions case data from “In Progress” state to “Staged for Publishing”

  5. Admin user of SafePlaces/HA selects cases that are in a state of “Staged for Publishing”

  6. Admin user performs further redaction on aggregated case data

  7. After further redaction, the admin user transitions the cases from “Staged for Publishing” to a “Publishing” state.

  8. Transitioning a set of cases to a “Published” state will result in the creation of a publication record that is associated with all of the cases. The publication record will represent a set of cases and hold metadata about be representative of the publishing – including a timestamp of when the publishing occurred and other metadata.
    The publication record will then be taken and all associated case
    All cases associated with the publication will be aggregated, anonymized, serialized as JSON, and written to a temp file (see The File that is Downloaded for how data file(s) will be structured).

    After being generated, the file is (s) will be programmatically transferred to the location the HA will host the JSON file from (specified in the organization’s settings). The HA is responsible for implementing this functionality within their own API or by extending the existing example application. How an HA serves up the file could be differ from one HA to the next (could be AWS s3, gcloud, standard file server, etc.). The HA is responsible for implementing this functionality within their own API or by extending the existing example application.

  9. SafePaths mobile application hits the endpoint the HA has configured to host published data from and performs intersection logic

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