Cards add-on External production - States

This article describes the different states for a card in the 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):

Registered	Requested	Aborted	Rejected	Processing	Failed	Aborted	Ordered	In production	Produced	Active	Inactive	Expired	Locked

Registered

Requested

Aborted

Rejected

Processing

Failed

Aborted

Ordered

In production

Produced

Active

Inactive

Expired

Locked

Start state.

Used when a card is created.

The card order was requested.

A card in this state can be aborted, processed or rejected.

A card will only be in this state if approval steps options are enabled.

The card order request was aborted.

The requester of the card can abort a card order request before it is approved or rejected.

This is a final state.

The card order request was rejected.

The card can be rejected by an approver when it is in state requested.

This is a final state.

The card order is processing.

The card will be ordered via batch sync automatically.

A card will only be in this state if queue options are enabled.

The card order failed.

The ordering of the card failed and the card ends up in this state.

The operator can repeat the ordering to attempt to order the card successfully. If not repeated, this will be the final state of the card.

The card order was aborted.

The operator can abort a card order in state processing before its ordered.

This is a final state.

The card was ordered.

The card will be produced by GO Cards.

The card is in production.

The ordered card is being produced.

The card is produced.

The ordered card is produced and shipped.

The card is active.

The card is encoded during activation. Certificates, if issued, will be valid.

The card is inactive.

Related certificates will be on hold.

The card has expired.

The validity of the card has passed and the card is no longer usable.

This is a final state.

The card is locked.

A card can be locked if it is in state active or inactive.

This is a final state.