What is a disposition?
The recorded final decision or outcome applied to a screening match during the adjudication process.
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Why This Matters
Every screening alert must be formally resolved. Recording the disposition provides the essential audit trail showing that the organization reviewed the alert and made a reasoned decision based on facts. This documentation is crucial during regulatory inspections to prove compliance diligence.
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Concept Explanation
When the system flags a name, a manager must review it and record their decision. This decision is called the disposition. It states whether the match is a false alarm or a true match, creating a record of the approval.When You'll See This in SecurePoint
In SecurePoint, reviews are resolved in the Adjudication Queue by selecting a disposition. Recording a disposition updates the case status, triggers the appropriate workflow (e.g. badge print release or security alert), and creates an audit-ready log entry.
What You Should Do Next
Select the appropriate disposition code (e.g., "False Positive - Address Mismatch") in the adjudication queue. Enter clear, objective justification notes detailing the facts. Once resolved, the system will apply the disposition to either clear the record or block access.
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