Carry context forward.
Search criteria flow directly into the reporting view, reducing repeated input and keeping the result connected to the records staff were just reviewing.
We added a statistics modal to an existing award-management system, carrying the active decision-list filters into a dedicated reporting endpoint and a clearer collective-versus-individual breakdown.
The modal reads the current decision-list form—keyword, date range, award form, unit, award level and decision type—and posts that same context to a dedicated statistics endpoint.
Search criteria flow directly into the reporting view, reducing repeated input and keeping the result connected to the records staff were just reviewing.
The modal structures totals around collective and individual recipients, with sub-columns that further divide those results by award level.
The latest commit starts replacing an application-side high record limit with stored-procedure aggregation, making the scaling direction explicit while the work remains in progress.
The work extended an established public-administration application rather than replacing it. A React statistics modal was mounted inside the existing views, while ASP.NET MVC controllers accepted the current form data and returned the reporting result as JSON.
We can improve an existing product without throwing away the workflows and knowledge already inside it.
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