Which sequence initiates the arrival process for a Member on an assignment?

• A. Other Actions; Arrive Member
• B. Other Actions; Depart Member
• C. Arrive Member; Other Actions
• D. Arrive Member only

Answer: (A)

The step to start the arrival process relies on first performing the preparatory actions that set up the assignment context. These “Other Actions” handle the necessary groundwork—like updating statuses, triggering any required notifications, or validating eligibility—so that when you then execute the arrival, the system has all the prerequisites in place. After those setup steps are complete, the “Arrive Member” action actually adds the member to the assignment and begins tracking their arrival. If you tried to arrive first or skip the preparatory actions, the process would lack essential setup and could fail or produce incomplete data. Departing the member is simply the opposite action, and doing arrival only bypasses the necessary prerequisites, which is why the sequence of Other Actions followed by Arrive Member is the correct approach.