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From either the global or client level, the Claims Index allows you to view all claims in one place.
Global Claims Index
To get a global view of all claims on your MainEvent site, the best place to start is the Global Claims Index. So let’s find out how to get there, shall we?
You begin this journey as you begin most any on MainEvent, at the navigation menu. Click Claims in the global navigation menu and select Claims Index.
This will bring you to the Global Claims Index. For more information about index pages and their functionality, please check out our article here.
The claims index will, as we’ve now stated three times, display all your claims. But what details can you glean about those claims? The default columns are: Payroll ID, Month, Quarter, Event, Event Date. Expense Date, Payee, Status, Receipt, Location Name, Program, Region, Units, Unit Rate, Amount, Agency Fee Percentage, Amount with Fee, Pay Date, Payroll Period End Date, Category, Type, Submission Time, Attestation Time, Approver, Claim Comments, Pay Department Comments, Approved Note, Declined Note, Claim Description, Parent Chain, Chain, Street Address 1, City, State/Province, Postal Code, Supervisor, Hours Variance, Vendor Name, No Receipt Explanation, Transaction Date, and Route Segment.
If that’s not enough info for you straight out of the box, there are also the following options to add in if you need them: Claim ID, Payee Last Name, Position Type, Event ID, Approved Time, Processed Time, and Exception.
So, that’s a lot of information. Let’s break it down.
Payroll ID
The ID used by your payroll system to assign the claim to the person getting paid
Month
The month that the claim was submitted
Quarter
Q1, Q2, what quarter of the year was the claim submitted.
Event
Links to the event that the claim was made against
Event Date
The date that the event took place
Expense Date
The date the expense was incurred
Payee
The person making the claim
Status
The status of the claim (Submitted, Approved, Withdrawn, Paid)
Receipt
An image file of an uploaded receipt
Location Name
The name of the venue at which the event took place
Program
The name of the program under which the event is assigned
Region
The region within the market hierarchy under which the event falls
Units
A multiplier of the Claim Rate. If the claim is being made for 8 hours of time, it’s 8 units. If the claim is being made for parking, it’s one unit
Unit Rate
How much each unit claimed is worth (hourly rate, etc).
Amount
The total amount being claimed. Could be the same as the unit rate, could be different
Agency Fee Percentage
The percentage fee charged by a staffing agency (if used)
Amount with Fee
Total amount of the claim with the agency fee included
Pay Date
What day the payee will get paid
Payroll Period End Date
The last date of the payroll period under which the claim is included
Category
The umbrella category under which the claim is organized (time, distance or amount)
Type
The actual claim type (hours worked, expense, mileage, gas, etc)
Submission Time
What time the claim was submitted to the system
Attestation Time
Only available to programs using claims attestation. What time the staff user submitted their attestation.
Approver
The name of the management user who approved the claim
Claim Comments
Pay Department Comments
Any comments from the folks at payroll
Approved Note
Any comments made when approving the claim
Declined Note
The note assigned when declining the claim
Claim Description
A manually entered or system generated message outlining the claim
Parent Chain
Parent Location Chains allows you to create nested chain entries so that subsidiary chains can be tied to their parent chain (ie. Walmart = parent, Sam’s Club, Neighborhood Market, Walmart Superstore = chain)
Chain
Subsidiary chains nested within a Parent Chain
Street Address 1
The main street address for the event venue
City
The city within which the event venue is located
State/Province
The state or province within which the event venue is located
Postal Code
The zip or postal code for the event venue
Supervisor
The supervisor assigned to the staff user
Hours Variance
The amount of time difference between the primary time-based claim and the hours for the shift
Vendor Name
The name of the vendor who sold the goods being claimed
No Receipt Explanation
The reason given for being unable to attach a receipt with the claim
Transaction Date
The date that the expense was incurred
Route Segment
Which portion of the travel route is the claim being submitted for
Claim ID
The unique ID assigned to the claim
Payee Last Name
The last name of the person who will receive payment from the claim
Position Type
The position type assigned to the shift that the claim is submitted against
Event ID
The unique ID for the event the claim was submitted for
Approved Time
The timestamp for when the claim was approved
Processed Time
The time that the payroll company processed the claim for payment
Exception
The reason why a claim was approved when it may not strictly fall within the standard limits/regulations