To access Accounts from the Home
screen, do one of the following:
Click Accounts
on the navigation panel.
Click Areas
> Accounts on the menubar.
Click the down
arrow next to Home
on the options bar and select Accounts.
Click Locateon the options bar.
To access Accounts from another area
of the program, do one of the following:
Click Home
> Accounts on the menubar.
Click the down
arrow next to Home
on the options bar and select Accounts.
Click Locateon the options bar.
In
the Locate account
dropdown menu, select Client.
Select
a Locate
by option from the dropdown menu.
You can access policy detail directly from the Account
Locate screen by selecting the Line
ID, Policy #, or Vehicle
Registration Number option and double clicking on an
item in your search results..
Select the suitable checkbox
or checkboxes
to the right:
Insureds
Prospects
Active
Inactive
Enter the first few letters of the name, lookup code, phone
number, etc. (depending on the selection in the Locate
by dropdown menu) and press [Enter]
or click Locate.
Note:
Location by phone number searches all phone numbers associated
with client and contact accounts (e.g., residential, mobile,
fax).
The Results list
displays all of the accounts that match the criteria you entered.
Click on a column heading to sort the list by that category.
For example, click the Last
Name column heading to sort by last name in ascending
order. To sort in descending order, click the Last Name column heading again.
Highlight the desired item
in the Results list.
Click Policies
on the navigation panel or Areas
> Policies on the menubar.
Note: You can access policies from the Account
Detail screen in the same manner.
Note:
Lapsed and cancelled policies display here for the number
of days beyond their expiry or cancellation dates defined
in System
Settings.
Expired/History
Marketed
Marketed
(History)
Click
on the appropriate selection.
Use
the search bar to display policies that meet specific criteria.
Apply a single
filter (using the search fields) or multiple
filters (using the Edit
Filter button ) to narrow the list
of policies.
Selecting multiple criteria performs
an "and" search (for example, policies with a specific
Type of Business
and a specific Policy Effective
date). Making multiple selections for the same criterion performs
an "or" search for that criterion (for example,
policies with either of two Types
of Business). You can make up to eight selections for
the Type of Business
criterion and up to 10 for the Line
Type criterion.
Click the Edit
Filter button .
The Edit Filter
pop-up window displays. Click the Add
button to add filters.
Select and/or enter search criteria
using the dropdown menus and fields. Click the Add
button again to apply additional filters. Enter additional
search criteria.
Click the Delete
button to remove a filter from the list.
Click Finish
when you have applied all of your desired filters.
Hover over the Search
where text to see the filter that is currently
applied to the list.
To clear the currently applied
filter (for the current session only) and start over, click
the Clear
Filter link label. The search bar displays in blue
when filters are applied and in gray when filters are cleared.
Make a selection
in the first dropdown menu.
The choices available
in the second dropdown menu vary, depending on your
selection in the first dropdown menu:
Equals:
Enter the search criterion
(e.g., the full description) in the field to the
right, or select a date
from the dropdown calendar (if applicable).
Contains:
Enter at least one character
of the search criterion (e.g., part
of the description) in the field to the right.
Within Range:
Search between two calendar dates. Click the down
arrow to the right of each field to choose
dates from the dropdown calendars.
Click Find
to apply the filter. Hover over the Search
where text to see the filter that is currently
applied to the list.
To clear the currently applied filter (for the current
session only) and start over, click the Clear Filter link label.
The search bar displays in blue when filters are applied
and in gray when filters are cleared.
To save your currently applied filters
as a default for the selected client or all clients, create Filter
Defaults. Filter defaults are unavailable
for the Marketed and
Marketed (History) lists
and for Policies lists
opened from the Access
menu (as Access > Policies
already provides a filtered view).
Your filter defaults are unique to your user code and will not
affect other users’ saved defaults.
To save your selected filters as the default, click
the Filter
Defaults link label.
Select the Use
as default checkbox to save your selected filters
as the default for all clients that do not already
have a filter default saved.
Filters listed in italics (e.g., Policy
#) include search criteria that will not apply
to all clients. These filters can only be saved as
defaults for the selected client.
To replace existing filter defaults for all clients
(including clients that already have other filter
defaults saved), select the Override
existing filters for clients checkbox.
Click OK
to apply the filter default.
To clear a filter default, click the Clear Filter link label,
click the Filter
Defaults link label, select the appropriate
checkboxes
in the Filter Defaults
window, and click OK.
Note:
Click the Sort
Descending link to sort the policies by date starting
with the most recent.
Click the Select Columns link label on the
right side of the header bar.
The Select
Columns window displays. Select the checkbox next to each column that
should be included in the list. Deselect the checkbox next to each column that
should be removed from the list.
Columns display in the
order in which they are listed. To move a column up or down
in the list, click the appropriate column, and then click
the up
arrow or down
arrow to change the order.
Click OK
or press [Enter]
to save your changes.
Click Cancel
to close the window without saving your changes.
Click
on the policy
in the list.
Note: Monoline
and package policies are in bold. Lines of business included in package
policies are not bolded; they are indented and listed below the package
policies to which they belong.
To view in-process and suspended workflows for the selected
line, click the In
Process/Suspended Workflows link. Clicking Suspend
History shows all suspensions for the selected workflow.
Clicking a suspension shows its Comments.
Click Close
to return to the myEpic - Workflows
window. Click the Close
button to close the myEpic -
Associated Workflows window.
To see the servicing contacts for a specific line of business,
click on the line
in the list. In the Line Detail
area, click the Servicing
Contacts link.
Do one of the following:
Click Actions
> Update Stage to Submitted on the options bar.
Click Actions
> Update Stage to Submitted on the menubar.
Right click the policy
and select Update
Stage to Submitted.
Note: You can
also click Actions > Update Stage
to Submitted from the Policy
Detail screen.
There is a checked box beside each line of business for the selected
policy. Deselect checkboxes
for any lines of business for which the status should not be updated
to Submitted.