Proponents and Applicant-Recipients
The Proponents tab links applicant/recipient profiles to an agreement. The source model calls these records agreement applicant recipients; the user interface labels them as proponents in the agreement workspace.
Empty installation setup
| Configuration | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Applicant/recipient profiles | Agreement creation requires at least one applicant/recipient id, and the tab can add more links later. |
| Lead agency data | The table displays the linked profile's lead agency when available. |
| Agreement update permission | Required to add, update, or remove linked proponents. |
Page flow
The tab lists proponents linked to the agreement. The selector offers proponent profiles the user is allowed to attach.
The table shows:
| Column | Source |
|---|---|
| Applicant/recipient | Bilingual legal/display name from the applicant/recipient profile. |
| Lead agency | Bilingual agency name from the applicant/recipient profile. |
| Actions | Edit and delete when the agreement can be updated. |
Business rules
| Rule | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Agreement creation needs at least one applicant recipient | The create schema rejects an empty applicant_recipient_ids array. |
| Duplicate applicant recipient ids are rejected on agreement create | The create schema reports duplicate selections by index. |
| Child links must point to valid profiles | Users can only save links to existing proponent profiles. |
| Responsible-party dependency | Agreement activities use these linked records as responsible party lookup values. |
| Detail context | Commitment detail pages list agreement applicant recipients for context. |
Operational notes
Create or import applicant/recipient profiles before creating agreements. If users start agreement creation from a proponent page, the create form can preselect that proponent and cancel returns to that proponent's Agreements section.