Young person quick codes
Active child quick codes can be available inside permitted homes for linking daily evidence.
Hashtag Management
Service tags, child quick codes and protected workflow triggers.
The hashtag system now separates tenant-managed service tags from developer-protected begin, update and end triggers for safer workflow routing.
Tag governance
Tags are useful only when someone stops them becoming soup.
Service hashtags can be managed for staff use, unknown Daily Log hashtags can be reviewed, and protected triggers remain developer-locked.
Service tags
Tenant-managed hashtags can be approved for staff use with display name, category, scope and guidance.
Unknown review
Unrecognised Daily Log hashtags can be surfaced for review before they quietly become a parallel taxonomy.
Protected triggers
Developer-locked begin, update and end tags reserve workflow routing for serious modules.
Audit
Blocked protected trigger attempts and hashtag actions can support governance and technical review.
Manager review flags
Service tags can require manager review or audit notes where the tag needs stronger oversight.
Screens
Management, protected triggers and service tags.
Protected lifecycle
Begin, update and end markers reserve serious workflows.
Protected tags are described as recognised and audited. They cannot be edited through tenant admin.
- Missing episode start, update and end triggers.
- Incident, restraint and police involvement triggers.
- Safeguarding, medication, education and complaint triggers.
- Future routing without duplicate staff entry.