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If you want the user who imports the referral to decide, omit the "project". Any other fields from the /clients endpoint can be included, see /clients/selectable_fields
 
If you want the user who imports the referral to decide, omit the "project". Any other fields from the /clients endpoint can be included, see /clients/selectable_fields
  
If you are collecting external referrals from multiple sources, e.g. a volunteer recruitment form and a client enquiry form, you can also specify a "source" attribute, so that you can distinguish them. This would typically be "1" if you only have one source. If specifying a source, you must also specify a "referral_role", which is used by the External Referral Manager in the web application to display different fields for different people. For example, referral_role 1 might be a carer (for whom you collect a lot of details) and referral_role 2 might be one or more cared-fors (for whom you only collect basic details).
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If you are collecting external referrals from multiple sources, e.g. a volunteer recruitment form and a client enquiry form, you can also specify a "source" attribute, so that you can distinguish them. This would typically be "1" if you only have one source. If specifying a source, you must also specify a "referral_role", which is used by the External Referral Manager in the web application to display different fields for different people. For example, referral_role 1 might be a cared-for (for whom you collect a lot of details) and referral_role 2 might be one or more carers (for whom you only collect basic details).
  
A fuller example might look like:
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Here is an example of Alice and her family carers. Her husband Barry is an org type of 10 (parent) and Catherine and David are org type 9 (child). Alice has a referral_role of 1 (cared-for), Barry and their children all have the same referral role 2 (carer).
  
 
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   "postcode": "HR9 7US",
 
   "postcode": "HR9 7US",
 
   "org_type_id": 1,
 
   "org_type_id": 1,
   "description": "Wants help with getting her children to socialise more",
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   "description": "Wants help accessing respite care",
 
   "project": 7,
 
   "project": 7,
 
   },
 
   },
 
   {
 
   {
  "source": "1",
 
 
   "referral_role": "2",
 
   "referral_role": "2",
   "first_name": "Beatrice",
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   "first_name": "Barry",
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  "surname": "Smith",
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  "org_type_id": 10,
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  },
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  {
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  "referral_role": "2",
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  "first_name": "Catherine",
 
   "surname": "Smith",
 
   "surname": "Smith",
   "org_type_id": 1,
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   "org_type_id": 9,
 
   },
 
   },
 
   {
 
   {
  "source": "1",
 
 
   "referral_role": "2",
 
   "referral_role": "2",
   "first_name": "Carl",
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   "first_name": "David",
 
   "surname": "Smith",
 
   "surname": "Smith",
   "org_type_id": 1,
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   "org_type_id": 9,
 
   }
 
   }
 
  ]
 
  ]

Revision as of 15:03, 1 March 2023

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These are referrals collected externally, e.g. a self-referral form on your website.

If you want an all-in-one solution, where we create the form, and call this API for you, see our Web forms. If you want your developers to create your form, or if the referrals are coming from another application, they'll need this endpoint.

As a minimum, you need a PUT to:

[PUT] https://api.dizions.co.uk/v2/external_referral

and a body encoded as x-www-form-urlencoded containing at least the attributes below:

[
 {
  "first_name": "Alice",
  "surname": "Smith",
  "org_type_id": 1,
 }
]

If you want the person doing the importing to also make a referral, specify a "description" attribute, e.g. "Wants help with getting out and about more".

When creating a referral, you may want to include a "project" attribute, which will force the referral to be created in that project when it's imported. If you want the user who imports the referral to decide, omit the "project". Any other fields from the /clients endpoint can be included, see /clients/selectable_fields

If you are collecting external referrals from multiple sources, e.g. a volunteer recruitment form and a client enquiry form, you can also specify a "source" attribute, so that you can distinguish them. This would typically be "1" if you only have one source. If specifying a source, you must also specify a "referral_role", which is used by the External Referral Manager in the web application to display different fields for different people. For example, referral_role 1 might be a cared-for (for whom you collect a lot of details) and referral_role 2 might be one or more carers (for whom you only collect basic details).

Here is an example of Alice and her family carers. Her husband Barry is an org type of 10 (parent) and Catherine and David are org type 9 (child). Alice has a referral_role of 1 (cared-for), Barry and their children all have the same referral role 2 (carer).

[
 {
  "source": "1",
  "referral_role": "1",
  "first_name": "Alice",
  "surname": "Smith",
  "ethnicity": "35",
  "address1": "10 High Street",
  "postcode": "HR9 7US",
  "org_type_id": 1,
  "description": "Wants help accessing respite care",
  "project": 7,
 },
 {
  "referral_role": "2",
  "first_name": "Barry",
  "surname": "Smith",
  "org_type_id": 10,
 },
 {
  "referral_role": "2",
  "first_name": "Catherine",
  "surname": "Smith",
  "org_type_id": 9,
 },
 {
  "referral_role": "2",
  "first_name": "David",
  "surname": "Smith",
  "org_type_id": 9,
 }
]