What describes a Group Override?

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What describes a Group Override?

A Group Override means you modify several related data fields at once in a single action, applying those changes across a batch or group of claims so the treatment remains consistent for all items in that group. This is used when payer rules affect multiple fields together, such as a combination of pricing, modifiers, units, and other related data that should be overridden uniformly for the whole group. It differs from changing a single data field (which would be a field-level override), from a temporary override for one claim (which targets one claim only), and from a system-wide rule override (which affects the entire system).

A Group Override means you modify several related data fields at once in a single action, applying those changes across a batch or group of claims so the treatment remains consistent for all items in that group. This is used when payer rules affect multiple fields together, such as a combination of pricing, modifiers, units, and other related data that should be overridden uniformly for the whole group. It differs from changing a single data field (which would be a field-level override), from a temporary override for one claim (which targets one claim only), and from a system-wide rule override (which affects the entire system).

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