Which statement aligns with Auto-Accept policy for claim runs?

• A. Always allow Auto-Accept
• B. Never allow the claim run batch job to Auto-Accept claim runs
• C. Disable Auto-Accept entirely
• D. Allow Auto-Accept only for clean claims

Answer: (B)

Auto-Accept for a claim run batch should be avoided because submitting claims without human review bypasses important checks. Allowing a batch to auto-accept means errors like missing patient or payer data, incorrect or missing edits, eligibility gaps, duplicates, or coding mistakes could go straight to submission, increasing denials, payment delays, and compliance risk. Keeping auto-accept turned off ensures every batch is reviewed, verified, and auditable before submission, preserving data quality and accountability. The other options push for some level of automatic submission or broader permission, which can undermine accuracy and control.