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Actor Options
The table below lists the options that may be selected for each actor. Dependencies between options when applicable are specified in notes.
If no option is specified, the default capabilities are required for that actor. Otherwise, the capabilities for the specific option are required.
| Actor | Option Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| eReC Requester | L1 L2 L3 (default) |
Note 1 |
| eReC Performer | L1 L2 L3 (default) |
Note 1 |
| eReC Informer | None (default) Link |
Note 2 |
| eReC Recipient | None (default) Link |
Note 3 |
Note 1:
L1, L2, L3 Options represent the maturity level of the Actor. Most procurements will require L3 support. To function in real-world environments, L2 and L3 systems SHOULD be designed to safely integrate with less mature systems.
Note 2:
The Link Option is part of more complex flows, typically involving a Central System. eReC Informers that support the Link option are able to associate service requests / service records created and managed in the system with a service request received by eReC Performer actor when sending messages. See: Routing Splitting Chaining
Note 3:
The Link Option is part of more complex flows, typically involving a Central System. eReC Recipients that support the Link option are able to associate service requests / service records created and managed in the Central System with the service request sent by eReC Requester actor when receiving messages. See: Routing Splitting Chaining