Data Mapping
Data Mapping, under Data in the sidebar, gathers what decides how data moves: how an incoming file is read into ClaimPod, how a source’s codes translate to ClaimPod’s, and how ClaimPod’s data fills a printed document. One tab per kind. The tab is kept in the address, so a link opens on it.
| Tab | What it lists | Opens |
|---|---|---|
| Import Mappings | One template per file shape, read the same way on every run | Import Mappings |
| Crosswalks | A source’s codes mapped to the codes ClaimPod uses | Crosswalks |
| Document Templates | The wording and choices behind every printed statement and CMS-1500 | Document Templates |
Opening a mapping or a template puts its tab in the breadcrumb, which leads back to it. A crosswalk opens its entries over the Crosswalks tab.
Who Can See It
Section titled “Who Can See It”| Tab | Who sees it |
|---|---|
| Import Mappings | User and Administrator, when the client is licensed for import mappings |
| Crosswalks | Administrator, when the client is licensed for crosswalks |
| Document Templates | Administrator |
A User without the Administrator role sees only Import Mappings.
States
Section titled “States”- No import mappings yet.
- No crosswalks yet.
- No templates yet - start one from the ClaimPod standard.
- Data Mapping Isn’t Part of Your Plan - none of the tabs is open to you on this client, because its modules are not licensed. A User then does not see Data Mapping in the sidebar at all.
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