@cliff.lee

When we screen a cases using secondaryFields

[{ "typeId": "SFCT_2", "dateTimeValue": "1990-11-20 " }] in the payload.

Which means that the matches with OR without the dateTimeValue as '1990-11-20 ' would be the same as the matches are populated due to entity name(primary fields) match alone while the secondary fields(dateTimeValue) decide whether it can be auto resolved by the system or unresolved for the user to find out if it is a MATCH or not. So, only auto resolved matches in a case would change because of it.

If the match found has the same DOB the match will be marked as unresolved, other wise the match will be auto resolved as DOB provided does not match the profile in our DB.

Please find the JSON of a case with screened name "putin" and DOB as "1990-11-20"

"results": [{

"resultId": "5jb828qjzrlm1fo8y98s1p98v",

"referenceId": "e_tr_wci_1724038",

"matchStrength": "STRONG",

"matchedTerm": "ПУТИН,Андрей",

"submittedTerm": "putin",

"matchedNameType": "NATIVE_AKA",

"secondaryFieldResults": [

{

"field": {

"typeId": "SFCT_2",

"value": null,

"dateTimeValue": "1979-01-17" #DOB available in the WC DB for the particular match

},

"typeId": "SFCT_2",

"submittedValue": null,

"submittedDateTimeValue": "1990-11-20", #Submitted DOB

"matchedValue": null,

"matchedDateTimeValue": "1979-01-17",

"fieldResult": "NOT_MATCHED"

}]

Moreover, coming back to your query, we would suggest you to code it in such a way that your code accepts even if just YYYY is sent back (i.e. cover all possible combinations). Response handling should take care of these scenarios where only YYYY is returned when your parse YYYY-MM-DD.

@cliff.lee

Thanks for your query!

You can pass the DOB values in 3 possible formats YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM and even just YYYY. So, basically if you are passing the value i.e. YYYY-MM-DD and getting the response back as YYYY, it's expected behavior.

Kindly get back to us if you have any additional questions. And also we would like you to share the complete request body in case you need further assistance.

Got it. However, the Java API could not handle this when parsing response JSON at first place. Is it possible to return the day and month portion as well?