This article describes the different states for a card in the Temporary cards add-on External production package in Smart ID use cases. Read more here: Smart ID Workforce use cases
This table gives the descriptions of the different states for a card (external production):
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Requested |
Processing |
Aborted |
Failed |
Ordered |
In production |
Produced |
Expired |
Unassigned |
Assigned |
Locked |
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Start state. Used when a temporary card is created. |
The temporary card order is processing. The temporary card will be ordered via batch sync automatically. A temporary card will only be in this state if the queue option is enabled. |
The temporary card order request was aborted. The operator can abort a temporary card order request before it is ordered. This is a final state. |
The temporary card order failed. The ordering of the temporary card failed and the temporary card ends up in this state. This is a final state. |
The temporary card was ordered. The temporary card will be produced by GO Cards. |
The temporary card is in production.
The ordered temporary card is being produced.
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The temporary card is produced.
The ordered temporary card is produced and shipped. A produced temporary card can be initialized and will end up in state unassigned.
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The temporary card has expired. A temporary card which is assigned to a user and expires ends up in this state. The operator can withdraw the expired temporary card, ending up with the state unassigned. |
The temporary card is unassigned. The temporary card can be assigned to a user while in this state, ending up in the state assigned.
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The temporary card is assigned to a user. A temporary card can be withdrawn from the user while in this state, ending up with the state unassigned.
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The temporary card is locked. A temporary card can be locked if in state assigned or unassigned. This is a final state. |
