Configure your org with custom settings to manage how pending payments in Claim Coverage
Payment Detail (CCPD) records are calculated. Then, use these settings to make sure that the
pending amount isn’t calculated for specific statuses. For example, you can configure a custom
setting so that payment detail records in Approved for Payment status aren’t considered when
calculating the pending amount.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
with the Insurance Industries managed package and the Insurance Industries Extension managed
package.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, find and select Custom Settings.
Next to Insurance Configuration Setup, click Manage.
Next to ExcludeStatusesForPayment, click Edit.
For Setup Value, enter the payment detail statuses that are exempted from the pending
amount calculation. Separate values with a comma. For example, your value can be Paid,Closed
W/O Pay,Approved for Payment,Cancelled,Stopped,Voided.
Use the API name of the status when specifying Setup Value.
There are no restrictions on defining the API name if you plan to create a status other
than the ones covered in this list. Use the default API names for these statuses: Paid,Closed
W/O Pay,Cancelled,Stopped,Voided,Reverted,Authority Approved,Approved for Payment.
Confirm that Policy Term Standing entries reflect accurate calculations for Used, Pending,
and Remaining amounts.
If a claim's Financials tab doesn't show the correct pending payment amount based on the
excluded statuses, clear the session cache and reload the page.
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