Intelligent Evidence Gathering (IEG)

Intelligent Evidence Gathering (IEG) is a framework for creating dynamic and conditional forms and saving the responses as structured evidence in a database.

Working with Intelligent Evidence Gathering
Use this information to learn how to define and maintain IEG scripts and the associated data store schemas for use in internal or external applications.
Authoring Intelligent Evidence Gathering scripts
Use this information to develop Intelligent Evidence Gathering scripts. Intelligent Evidence Gathering scripts have a defined structure and a set of supported operations for IEG expressions. The presentation of pages in a script is configurable. Scripts can be migrated between systems.
IEG in the Universal Access Responsive Web Application
Universal Access uses forms to gather information about citizens, such as when they apply for benefits. IBM® Universal Access Responsive Web Application forms that gather data as evidence are implemented in IEG, as in the classic Universal Access citizen application. However, forms are now rendered in the browser by the IEG React Player, rather than the IEG Java™ player, and in some cases, the IEG behavior is different.

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Creating Datastore Schemas