Add a Payor, Identifier, Contact Point Phone, Contact Point Email and Contact Point Address
In pharmacy benefits verification, payors are represented as a business account. Create
a business account to represent the payor, its identifier, contact point phone, contact point
email, and contact point address. Identifiers are required for each payor to get their payor
ID.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud or Health Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create account records:
Health Cloud Starter (for Life Sciences Cloud) permission set
OR
Health Cloud Foundation (for Health Cloud) permission set
To create identifier records:
Manage Pharmacy Benefits Verification permission set
To create contact point address, contact point email, and contact point phone
records:
Manage Pharmacy Benefits Verification permission set
Before you create contact point phone, contact point email, and contact point address, make
sure you add them to the related list of Account page layout.
From the App Launcher, find and select Accounts.
Click New.
Select Business Account as the record type, and click
Next.
Enter the payor name.
Select the type for the payor.
Select Active.
Enter the phone.
Save your changes.
Create an Identifier.
In the Identifiers related list, click New.
In ID Value, enter the value specific to your country or region.
Enter the source system.
Save your changes.
Create a Contact Point Address.
In the Contact Point Addresses related list, click
New.
Enter the name.
Enter the city.
Enter the state.
Enter the country.
Enter the postal code.
Save your changes.
Create a Contact Point Phone.
In the Contact Point Phone related list, click New.
Enter the phone type.
Enter the telephone number.
Save your changes.
Create a Contact Point Email.
In the Contact Point Email related list, click New.
Enter the email address.
Select Is Primary if this is a primary contact point email.
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