HB Claims Testing template looks at the error pool and runs claim edit checks. It identifies and clears which?

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HB Claims Testing template looks at the error pool and runs claim edit checks. It identifies and clears which?

When the HB Claims Testing template runs, it cleans the error pool by removing items that are now resolved. This means the tool isn’t clearing all claims, only those where the problem that caused the error has been fixed. Master file errors are cleared as soon as the master data issue is corrected. If the root cause in the master file is fixed, the corresponding error no longer applies and is removed from the pool. Similarly, user errors that weren’t fixed through Claim Edit but are now resolved will be cleared because the underlying issue is gone, even if the path to resolution didn’t involve Claim Edit steps. For user errors that were corrected inside Claim Edit, those are cleared once the system acknowledges the change, which may depend on the Refresh action. If the Refresh wasn’t clicked, the template still recognizes the correction and clears the error when the update is acknowledged in the pool. In short, the template targets and clears errors only when the related issue has been resolved, covering master file corrections, externally resolved user errors, and user-errors fixed via Claim Edit once the update is reflected.

When the HB Claims Testing template runs, it cleans the error pool by removing items that are now resolved. This means the tool isn’t clearing all claims, only those where the problem that caused the error has been fixed.

Master file errors are cleared as soon as the master data issue is corrected. If the root cause in the master file is fixed, the corresponding error no longer applies and is removed from the pool.

Similarly, user errors that weren’t fixed through Claim Edit but are now resolved will be cleared because the underlying issue is gone, even if the path to resolution didn’t involve Claim Edit steps.

For user errors that were corrected inside Claim Edit, those are cleared once the system acknowledges the change, which may depend on the Refresh action. If the Refresh wasn’t clicked, the template still recognizes the correction and clears the error when the update is acknowledged in the pool.

In short, the template targets and clears errors only when the related issue has been resolved, covering master file corrections, externally resolved user errors, and user-errors fixed via Claim Edit once the update is reflected.

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