Entity [Child Event]

Entity [Child Event]

Comment

Description: Dated life event, parent-reported event, or system-derived child event. Usage: This transactional and auditable record is used in the 01 Household and Child Profile subject area as the authoritative representation of child event data. It owns or classifies Child Event has Trigger Executions, Child Event may trigger Evaluation Runs, Child Event may trigger Recommendation Runs; is referenced through Child has Events, Event Type classifies Events.


Name

Comment

Child Event ID

Description: Stable system identifier for a Child Event record. Usage: Used as the conceptual primary identifier and as the stable reference from relationships to Child Event. Required for every record.

Occurred At

Description: Timestamp recording when the occurred event occurred. Usage: Used for scheduling, recency rules, effective dating, audit history, and chronological reporting. Required for every record.

Recorded At

Description: Timestamp recording when the recorded event occurred. Usage: Used for scheduling, recency rules, effective dating, audit history, and chronological reporting. Required for every record.

Source2

Description: Controlled classification value for source. Usage: Used to select business rules, validate compatible relationships, group records, filter queries, and drive user-interface behavior. Required for every record.

Structured Data JSON

Description: Event-specific structured details that do not justify separate columns during the PoC. Usage: Used for extensible PoC data and asynchronous processing while stable, frequently queried concepts remain modeled as first-class attributes and relationships. Optional and recorded only when known or applicable.

Parent Note

Description: Human-readable content for parent note on the Child Event record. Usage: Used by services, rules, search, reporting, or audit processing that operates on Child Event records. Optional and recorded only when known or applicable.

Processing Status

Description: Lifecycle or workflow status of the Child Event record. Usage: Used to gate workflow transitions, exclude inactive or incomplete records, support operations dashboards, and preserve processing history. Required for every record.