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    • Type: Sub-task
    • Status: Open
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Affects Version/s: 4.1.0
    • Fix Version/s: Short Term
    • Component/s: Staff Interface
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      Description

      This task requires CORE-2476

      Allow staff to create private encrypted notes. If an RSA key has been generated, use the public key to encrypt notes. If no key has been generated, display a warning that notes will not be encrypted unless an RSA public private keypair is generated.

      • Location of notes could be in a widget on the Dashboard, but open to discussion about placement
      • We should be able to tell if a note is encrypted or not, and whether a passphrase is set
      • When viewing a note that is encrypted with a passphrase, you must enter the passphrase before it will be descrypted and displayed
      • Notes should be similar to client notes, except a detail box will always be shown and not hidden
      • Note subjects will not be encrypted, so that they can be displayed in a table
      • Store the date the note was created, and last updated
      • When viewing a note that is encrypted with a passphrase, show the passphrase box instead of the detail box. When the correct passphrase is entered, display instead the details box with contents decrypted.

      NOTE! Client Notes are stored in client_notes table, so maybe this should be staff_notes? Also, it would be nice to have an option on client_notes to encrypt those also. In many cases, I have client notes that I want to encrypt and having them linked to the client is important.

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        admin Paul Phillips added a comment -

        Should also have an option on any personal staff notes to share the note. If the note is shared, then other staff will see the note and who it belongs to. They would still need to know the passphrase to view it.

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        admin Paul Phillips added a comment - Should also have an option on any personal staff notes to share the note. If the note is shared, then other staff will see the note and who it belongs to. They would still need to know the passphrase to view it.

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            admin Paul Phillips
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