Search Using Enterprise Search
You can integrate the SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search component with SAP Claims Management. This enables you to perform a quick and efficient search for claims using specific search criteria (such as the license plate of a damaged vehicle or the address of a claim participant).
Enterprise Search scans the following data (meaning that the following data is indexed in Enterprise Search):
Claims
Business partner
Archived documents (that are assigned to a claim)
Notes (that are assigned to a claim)
For more information, see:
Technical details on integration of SAP Claims Management with SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search and indexed data:
SAP note 1509969
Detailed list of indexed data:
Enterprise Search Cockpit (transaction ESH_COCKPIT
)
General information on SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search:
SAP Library for SAP NetWeaver at http://help.sap.com
or Search and Classification TREX
To be able to use Enterprise Search, you need authorization for the following authorization objects:
for the search for claims
I_ICL_ACLM
I_ICL_CTYP
for the search for business partners
B_BUPA_RLT
with the role categories ICL000
, ICL001
, ICL003
, ICL004
, ICL005
, ICL010
, 000000
for the search for archived documents
I_ICL_ACLM
I_ICL_CTYP
I_ICL_SCTY
for the search for notes
either I_ICL_ACLM
, I_ICL_CTYP
, AUTHGRP
or
I_ICL_SCLT
, AUTHGRP
In Customizing for SAP Claims Management, you have executed the activities under .
You have configured a TREX search engine and connected this to SAP Claims Management (see SAP note 1509969).
Enterprise Search is available in SAP Claims Management as a web-based user interface (UI) and as an SAP Graphical User Interface (SAP GUI).
Web-Based UI
To call Enterprise Search using a web-based UI, on the SAP Easy Access
screen choose .
The system then opens the web browser and loads the search application. The following search methods are then available:
Simple search
You enter a search term, and Enterprise Search searches for this search term in all indexed data.
Enhanced search
You can restrict the search for a search term to a specific indexed area (claims, business partner, documents, notes). Depending on the indexed area that you select, you can enter other search criteria, such as:
with claims:
contract number, claim date, incident type, claim status
with business partners:
first name, last name, date of birth
with documents
texts of the documents, person who made the last change
with notes:
title of the note, text of the note
In the list of hits, the following functions are available:
You can view the details for an object found. In the case of a claim, for example, this information might be a list of the claim participants or the assigned subclaim.
From the hit list you can navigate to the SAP Claims Management application, for example to display mode of a claim.
If the system finds the search term in a document or note, you can navigate from the hit list directly to the document or note. Own user interfaces are available for documents or notes, providing you with the correct format for the document or note.
SAP GUI
To call Enterprise Search via the SAP GUI: in transaction Change (Expert Mode)
(transaction codeICLCDC02
), in the input help for the claim number, choose the tab page Claim Search Via Search Engine (Full Text Search)
.
You can now control whether the search should only deliver exact hits (meaning that the search term entered corresponds exactly to the hit) or hits that more or less match the search term. To start the non-exact search, in the Fuzzy Mode
field, choose X.
Example
You enter the search term 'Philips'. In the exact search, the system only searches for business partners with the name 'Philips'. In the fuzzy search, the system also searches for business partners with the name 'Philips', 'Phillips', 'Philip' or 'Phillip'.
In the list of hits, the following functions are available:
The system searches in all indexed areas for the search term you entered (meaning it searches in all business partners, archived documents, and notes), but in the results list it only displays those claims in which it found the search term.
You can sort the hit list according to certain criteria, such as claim number, date of loss, policyholder.