If there are no rules...

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If there are no rules...

When there are no routing rules, there’s no criterion to filter or prioritize the errors. The system’s default path is to move every claim that sits in the error pool into the workqueue so staff can review and fix them. This ensures nothing gets ignored and every error has a path toward resolution. Saying no claims are processed would halt the workflow, and requiring only high-priority items would need explicit rules to define priority. Prompting for manual sorting would imply an extra decision point, whereas the absence of rules simply routes all errors to the queue for processing.

When there are no routing rules, there’s no criterion to filter or prioritize the errors. The system’s default path is to move every claim that sits in the error pool into the workqueue so staff can review and fix them. This ensures nothing gets ignored and every error has a path toward resolution. Saying no claims are processed would halt the workflow, and requiring only high-priority items would need explicit rules to define priority. Prompting for manual sorting would imply an extra decision point, whereas the absence of rules simply routes all errors to the queue for processing.

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