The No Wrong Door (NWD) system tools are a collection of webased software that allows public and private providers to share client level information. The software is hosted by PeerPlace Network.The measure is the number of No Wrong Door (NWD) system tools - business processes - that each Area Agency on Aging (AAA) adopts. As an AAA adopts the NWD system tools, they are asked how many business processes have implemented. The number of responses are totaled to arrive at the measure data for each quarter. The six business processes are: Registration; Information/Referral; Uniform Assessment Instrument (UAI); Case Management/Care Coordination; Federal; and Internal Reporting. The maximum number per AAA is six. Registration and Service Tracking is defined as recording the client services received. Information/Referral is defined as an electronic mechanism for the collection of required Information/Referral and Assistance data as defined by the Aging and Disability Resource Center grant. Uniform Assessment Information (UAI) is defined as an electronic version for the collection of client information. The amount of data collected in the UAI business process is defined by the service standard. Case Mgmt./Care Coor. is defined as a module to facilitate a client centered plan of services with progress notes. Federal Reporting represents all required federal reporting for aging services such as the State Program Report (SPR). Other Internal Reporting represents agency specific reporting capability.