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Process control and configuration

Updated on August 31, 2021

The process control and configuration capabilities of the SCE provide the tools to manage orchestrations and modules, handle error fallout, and apply action codes to the claim.

The SCE also contains the configurations to manage SLAs and testing tools to validate and test the system.

CapabilityDescription
Orchestration

The orchestration configuration tools enable unique orchestrations of sequences and modules to be created, along with rules on when modules can be bypassed. The SCE provides all the tools to create new modules that can be executed, along with a library of existing modules.

  • Orchestration configuration
  • Module configuration
Event management

The event management tools enable the SCE to configure how outcomes of reported events are managed.

  • Deny, pend, report
  • Event group configuration
  • Response configuration
  • SLAs, recycles, and claim holds
Action management

The action management tools enable configurations of models to alter the standard processing for specific situations, including priority handling, identification of catastrophes, and claim latency.

  • Dynamic operations
  • Catastrophe management
SLA management

SLA’s can be configured to support specific actions when a goal or deadline has been met. SLA’s can be configured for all work items and for specific event codes if required.

  • SLA configurations
Testing

A series of claim testing capabilities are provided to support validations of specific scenarios, event codes, etc.

  • Test claims support
  • Test scenarios and sets

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