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Inter-Agency "Silo Breaker" Data Bridge

Federal civilian programs with Moraph

Use Moraph's federal civilian products for data sharing, onboarding, oversight, benefits, grants, rules as code, trust assets, inspections, examination support, field enumeration, supply chains and archives, with the right official making each decision.

Practitioner2 hr 54 min14 lessonsFor Users, AdministratorsCertificate of completion

Lesson plan (printable)

About this course

Federal civilian agencies run programs that depend on careful records and clear accountability: verifying information held by another agency, bringing new employees on board, auditing and investigating, deciding benefit claims, reviewing grant applications, examining patents and trademarks, maintaining tax rules, managing trust land, inspecting food facilities, enumerating households, mapping suppliers and searching diplomatic reporting. Moraph offers a product for each, and they share a common design: records that move through stages, separate roles for proposing and approving, and an audit trail that oversight bodies can follow.

This course takes you through the twelve products in three modules, with worked examples using fictional agencies and records such as Example Agency A and Claim 10482. You learn the everyday tasks, the settings administrators look after and, just as important, where each product stops. None of them decides lawfulness, eligibility, ownership, patentability, classification or enforcement: those decisions stay with your agency's authorized people.

What you’ll be able to do

  • Explain how the Data Bridge, Onboarding Passport and OIG Audit Case Management keep sharing, onboarding and oversight work within agreements and need to know
  • Work a veterans claim, a peer review panel and a prior art or similar-mark search so that every proposal is decided and explained by a person
  • Draft, test and release a tax rule version, and record a trust title change and distribution run, using effective dates correctly
  • Approve inspection plans and enumeration assignments, and handle offline work, synchronization conflicts and quality flags
  • Review supply chain findings and archive search results, and record the decisions that belong to contracting, classification and security officials
  • Tell which decisions each product supports and which stay with your agency's officials, counsel and staff

Skills you’ll gain

  • Agreement-based data sharing
  • Pre-employment case tracking
  • Oversight casework and chain of custody
  • Reviewing machine proposals with recorded reasons
  • Effective-dated rules and ownership
  • Field operations supervision

Before you start

  • You can sign in to Moraph and open products in Moraph Apps (see Moraph foundations)
  • You work in, or support, a federal civilian agency program, office of inspector general, or a tribe or partner that works with one
  • You know your own agency's policies and delegations for the areas you work in
  • Recommended first: Moraph foundations: technology for high-stakes work

Syllabus

3 modules · 9 readings · 1 practical exercise · 4 assessments

  1. Module 1Sharing, onboarding and oversight

    1. Reading: Sharing data through the Data BridgeReading · 12 min
    2. Reading: Tracking onboarding with the PassportReading · 11 min
    3. Reading: Oversight casework in OIG Audit Case ManagementReading · 13 min
    4. Assessment: Module 1 knowledge checkAssessment · 8 min

  2. Module 2Benefits, review and rules

    1. Reading: Working veterans benefits claimsReading · 13 min
    2. Reading: Peer review and examination supportReading · 14 min
    3. Reading: Tax rules and trust ownershipReading · 14 min
    4. Practical exercise: Practical: decide conflict flags for a panelPractical exercise · 15 min
    5. Assessment: Module 2 knowledge checkAssessment · 8 min

  3. Module 3Field operations, supply chains and archives

    1. Reading: Field inspections and enumerationReading · 14 min
    2. Reading: Mapping supply chain riskReading · 12 min
    3. Reading: Searching the diplomatic cable archiveReading · 12 min
    4. Assessment: Module 3 knowledge checkAssessment · 8 min
    5. Assessment: Final assessmentAssessment · 20 min

What completion gives you

Complete every lesson and pass each assessment to complete the course. You then get a completion record in My learning, and a certificate of completion you can print or share, with a code anyone can check at academy.moraph.com/verify.

Completion is not certification

Course completion records and certificates of completion show that a person completed a Moraph Academy course. They are not a Moraph certification (which needs the certification exam), a professional license or an accreditation, and they do not authorize anyone to configure, operate, resell or support Moraph products on Moraph’s or anyone else’s behalf.

Course updates

  • Version 1 · · First version.