Needs Attention RTM Alert

This to track discussion and decisions made about user story #3 on "Automatically trigger 'needs attention' status/flag/indicator on D. Remote Temperature Monitoring (RTM).

For the automatically triggering of "Needs attention" status/flag/indicator, we talked about how we need some sort of "formula" where the RTM data can trigger the flag. However, the parameters will be set up in ColdTrace, not in OpenLMIS. 

Current CCE inventory Screen:

Insert the Order Fulfillment page where the flag needs to be visable

The ColdTrace API

The current design of the API is outlined here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cwdTIOtPbuf1O2_s5BPgEKEAps9HyU4A9TEbM6Owmk0/edit

will provide the following:

• alert_id [string] - opaque identifier (UUID etc)
• device_id [string] - identifier defined by partner system (FHIR device id, serial number, etc).
• start_ts [int] - microseconds since epoch
• end_ts [nullable] - microseconds since epoch
• status [map[IETF_lang_tag (i.e. “en-US”): string]] - Translated - Human readable description of the alert in the configured languages for the integration
• alert_type [string] - predefined set of alert types [temp out of range, uptime out of range, etc...]

Example:

{
    "alert_id": "f531125d-c54f-4968-95cb-51d260fb67dc",
    "alert_type": "warning_hot",
    "device_id": "a3df0045-1c69-471f-a504-4c9bfc8525b4",
    "end_ts": null,
    "start_ts": 1514793600000,
    "status": {
        "en-US": "Equipment needs attention: too hot"
    }
}

ColdTrace sets the Conditions for all the alert_types.

For example, Needs attention hot:

Conditions (any of the following): 

• > 30% time hot

• >= 5 hot alarms

User Stories

Mock Ups

Balsamiq Mock Ups (editable)

CCE Inventory

Order Fulfillment

Open Questions:

Old Notes:

 Based on a conversation with Ana Costache, we'd like to start with these parameters:

• Normal fridge function: Fridge is in the 2-8 degree range 80% of the time or more over a period of 25 days

• Needs Attention / abnormal function: Fridge is within 2-8 degrees LESS than 80% of the time, over a period of 25 days

We'd like these to be configurable, but these represent a good starting point.