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Configure Internal Claim Types
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The following functions are available for processing internal claim types: First of all, always mark the relevant internal claim type and then execute the corresponding function.
Function |
Description |
Calling up the function |
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Display contents of an internal claim type |
You can view a version of the internal claim type. By default, the currently valid version of the internal claim type is displayed (in other words, renewal date of contract = now, claim date = now). But you can choose any other generation or version for display. |
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Change contents of an internal claim type |
You can change the contents of an internal claim type. |
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Create internal claim type |
You can create an new internal claim type |
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with the quick info text
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Copy internal claim type |
You can create a copy of an existing internal claim type. You can then change this internal claim type and adjust it to suit your requirements. |
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with the quick info text
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Delete suspense entries |
You can delete all suspense entries for the selected internal claim type. |
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with the quick info text
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Revert to old status of the internal claim type |
You can return to a previous version of the internal claim type.
Use this function if there are no suspense entries. If you wish to return from the current suspense version to a previously active version, use the function
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Check internal claim type |
You can manually trigger the checks that are performed automatically before the internal claim type is activated |
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with the quick info text
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Activate internal claim type |
Before you can use an internal claim type in the application, you have to activate it. You can activate suspense entries or imported transport entries for the selected internal claim types. If the system has been configured accordingly, transport entries will also be created. After successful activation, the suspense entries are deleted. |
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with the quick info text
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Display details on internal claim type |
You can also view further details. The levels of detail are as follows:
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with the quick info text
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Hierarchical overview of internal claim type |
For more information, see Display of Internal Claim Types in an Overview . |
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with the quick info text
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History of internal claim type |
You can view a list of all changes made in an internal claim type. |
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with the quick info text
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Update screen for internal claim types |
You can update the
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with the quick info text
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Display of only active internal claim types or all internal claim types |
You can control whether only the active or also the inactive generations or versions of an internal claim type are displayed. |
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with the quick info text
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Transport internal claim types |
You can produce transport entries for the currently active generations and versions of the selected internal claim types. |
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Where-used list |
You can view which policy products are used for this internal claim type. The where-used list does not provide information on whether the internal claim type is actually used in claims. |
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with the quick info text
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Deactivate internal claim type |
You can deactivate an internal claim type for a period. If you deactivate an internal claim type for all periods (in other words, for all combinations of renewal dates of the contract and loss/claim date), then this internal claim type is also deleted for all future periods. The most common use of this function is to deactivate an internal claim type from a particular date because it is no longer valid. By default the last internal claim type is valid for an unlimited period, so that claims can always be created. |
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Complete data on internal claim type |
The internal claim type contains fields that the user does not see and that are filled automatically by the system. We recommend that you execute this function in an upgrade or with a support package. This then ensures that all fields (including those that are not visible) are filled correctly. |
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