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Example: Claim Transition from Draft to Payment Processing

Example: Claim Transition from Draft to Payment Processing

This example demonstrates how a Product Admin can configure conditions to transition a claim from Draft to either Payment Processing or Under Review.

Scenario: A claim is filed for a damaged vehicle.

Condition: If the Claim Amount < $100, then open Rental Car Collision coverage and change status to 'Payment Processing', else open Rental Car Collision coverage and change status to 'Under Review'.

Automated Actions (if true):

  • Open a new claim coverage (Example: Rental Car Collision).
  • Send claim evaluation successful email notification.
  • Transition the claim's status from Draft to Payment Processing.

Automated Actions (if false):

  • Open a new claim coverage (Example: Rental Car Collision).
  • Send a claim under review email notification.
  • Transition the claim's status from Draft to Under Review.

To enable the transition from Draft to Payment Processing, the Product Admin sets up a rule with these conditions on the Rental Car product:

Stage Transition Product Criteria Action
Draft to Payment Processing

Claim amount < $100

True evaluation: Send Email

False evaluation: Move Claim to Under Review stage and send email about moving the claim to Under Review stage.

When insurance reps trigger the claim workflow rule:

  • If the product meets the criteria and satisfies the rule group condition logic, the claim transitions to the Payment Processing stage. The rule triggers the confirmation email to users.
  • If the product doesn’t meet the criteria, the rule initiates a flow that transitions the claim to the Under Review stage. Also, the rule triggers an email to the user stating the claim stage change to Under Review.
 
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