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Staff DetailOSOS opens here at login

Signed in as Nadine Ashby. OSOS shows each worker only their own caseload; a customer can sit in several workers' lists at once and none of them can see the others.

6 of 6 live — no Refresh needed
NameVetTypeDate Added
Raman, PriyaNoCustomer2026-01-14
Nowak, TylerNoCustomer2026-01-14
Baptiste, JasmineNoCustomer2026-01-14
Herrera, LuisNoCustomer2026-01-14
Bhatt, SunitaNoCustomer2026-01-09
Coleman, RashadNoCustomer2026-02-11
19 customers have no owner. Still assigned to “TCC, Update” — a batch job, not a person. OSOS has no screen that surfaces this; it is visible only by opening each record.

What OSOS does here. A record added to a caseload does not appear until you press Refresh — the single most repeated instruction about this screen across three guides and eleven years. Removals need a separate Save. The four columns above are all it shows, so to see a phone number or a city you run a Customer Search filtered to the list instead.

Bulk assignment is documented as copy-paste: the state's own webinar has staff paste OSOS IDs from a spreadsheet into Quick Search, search, select all, then Add to Case Load. And the caseload is exposed to the rest of the system as a saved list named “Customer Case Load for <Staff Name>”.

The modern screen adds a Reassign button that no guide in the corpus ever clicks, so what its dialog contains is unknown. It is not built here for that reason.