What Exactly is CSENet?
September 8 - 10, 2003
CSENet 2000 Training presented during the OCSE 13th National Child Support Enforcement Conference, September 8 – 10, 2003.
The presentation consists of the following slides:
- Slide 2:
- The Child Support Enforcement Network
- Slide 3:
- An Electronic Child Support Communication Tool
- Slide 4:
- CSENet Frame Relay Network
- Slide 5:
- Your state "talks" ...
- Slide 6:
- What "language" do we "talk"?
- Slide 7:
- Functions in CSENet
- Slide 8:
- 7 "Functions"
- Slide 9:
- What do they mean?
- Slide 10:
- What's an "Action"?
- Slide 11:
- Actions in CSEnet
- Slide 12:
- 6 "Actions"
- Slide 13:
- 100s CSENet Reason Codes
- Slide 14:
- CSENet Data Blocks
- Slide 15:
- The CSENet Advantage
- Slide 16:
- Impediments to CSENet Usage
Slide 2: The Child Support Enforcement Network
What does that mean???
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Slide 3: An Electronic Child Support Communication Tool
OK, but how does it work?
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Slide 4: CSENet Frame Relay Network
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Slide 5: Your state "talks" ...
Your state "talks" to other CSENetically-capable states
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Slide 6: What "language" do we "talk"?
Instead of sentences composed of subject, verb, and object, CSENet uses function, action, and reason code to get the message across.
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Slide 7: "Functions" in CSENet
There are 7 "functions" in CSENet and they each address a different area of case processing.
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Slide 8: 7 "Functions"
- CSI
- LO1
- ENF
- MSC
- EST
- PAT
- COL
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Slide 9: What do they mean?
- CSI = Case Information
- LO1 = Quick Locate
- ENF = Enforcement
- MSC = Managing State Cases
- EST = Establishment
- PAT = Paternity
- COL = Collection
So those are the "functions."
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Slide 10: What's an "Action"?
"Actions" are what you want done.
There are 6 different "actions" in CSENet.
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Slide 11: "Actions" in CSENet:
You can Request or Provide information, send a reMinder or an Update, Acknowledge receipt of a CSENet message or Cancel the previous request.
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Slide 12: 6 "Actions":
- LO1/R = Quick Locate Request
- ENF/A = Enforcement Acknowledgement
- CSI/P = Case Information Provide
- MSC/U = Managing State Cases Update
- PAT/C = Paternity Cancellation
- EST/M = Establishment Reminder
OK. Now what about the Reason Code part of a CSENet sentence?
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Slide 13: 100s CSENet Reason Codes
There are 100s of CSENet Reason Codes available, allowing the worker to "talk" in specific terms.
Great, but how do I use CSENet to actually "talk" to another state?
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Slide 14: CSENet Data Blocks
- Case
- NCP-ID
- NCP-Locate
- Participant
- Order
- Collection
- Information
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Slide 15: The CSENet Advantage
- Speed (Overnight)
- Convenience
- Less Paper
- No Automated-Voice-Response "Misery"
- DOB, SSN and Name Updates
- "Quick" Locate Information
- Unsolicited Case Information
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Slide 16: Impediments to CSENet Usage
- Minimal Payment Information
- Bad Case Data
- Poorly Designed State System
- Lack of User Training
