List, Add, and Edit Our Defined Use Cases

In the list below, use the search bar to filter for particular text or tags. Click on a use case card to expand it and see the details. A "defined" use case can be anything from a broad or generic definition to a very specific definition. If a question, request, or web resource applies only to one type of use case, then we can define that use case, tag it, and use it to group or search. To create a defined use case, follow these two steps: (1) click the blue button below and enter the basic required information; the page will refresh and you will see the use case you created at the top of the list ; (2) hover over your created use case and you will see an edit icon in the top right corner -- from this icon you can further edit the use case (optional) to add tags, jurisdictions, and linked solution spaces. At any time you can come back to this list and edit the use case further. (You only see the edit icon for use cases that you have created; to suggest edits to use cases created by others, use our Feedback form.) All created use cases are subject to review by a moderator for consistency and clarity.