Admin Posted September 30, 2019 Share Posted September 30, 2019 Dibcase has the ability to import ODAR (OHO) and A/C spreadsheets into the application. This functionality requires that you have access to the spreadsheets via the ERE website. The benefits of using the process include: 1. Saving time updating case statuses 2. Eliminates errors in manually transcribing data The following claims fields are auto-populated from an ODAR import: Figure 1: SSA Claim Hearing Accordion from Client Page STEP 1: DOWNLOAD THE ERE SPREADSHEET This step requires ERE access and that you download the appropriate spreadsheet(s). Figure 2. SSA ERE Web Page STEP 2: IMPORT THE SPREADSHEET INTO DIBCASE This process is initiated on the "Claims List Page" Figure 3: The Claims Menu STEP 3: RESOLVE ANY ERRORS Any SSA claims that did not successfully import into Dibcase will be outlined in red on the import screen. Claims will reject for the following reasons: 1. Name discrepancy 2. SSN discrepancy 3. No active claim The client must have an active claim and the name and SSN should match exactly in order for the case to successfully import into Dibcase. Once you've resolved any errors, you can reimport the spreadsheet to verify that the exception has been resolved. CONCLUSION The A/C import process is very similar to the ODAR and follows the same basic steps. Importing spreadsheets is a Dibcase exclusive feature and will save you and your team countless hours and ensure that your claims information is as accurate as possible. We also have videos demonstrating the ODAR & A/C spreadsheet import process. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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