Batch Scan History
The Batch Scan History area provides information about items scanned
or imported into the system (depending on the way you access Applied Epic),
including who scanned/imported the items and when, where the attachments
were sent, and details on any attachments that could not be routed. Information
on this screen is read-only. You can specify how long Batch Scan History
information is retained in Scanned
Document Configuration.
The information available in the Batch Scan History area depends on
the way you access Applied Epic:
- If Epic is installed locally on your computer, this area provides
information about items scanned into the system using Batch
Scan.
- If you access Epic through a web browser such as Google Chrome,
Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge, this area provides information
about items imported into the system using Import
Scans.
Note: This
article contains printing instructions that are only applicable if Applied
Epic is installed locally on your computer. If you access Epic through
a web browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge,
you cannot print directly from within the system. See Printing
for more information about the printing capabilities available from Epic
Browser. All other steps in this article are applicable to both methods
of accessing Epic unless stated otherwise.
From the Home screen, do one of
the following:
- Click Procedures
on the navigation panel.
- Click Areas
> Procedures on the menubar.
- Click the down
arrow next to Home
on the options bar and select Procedures.
From any other area of the program, do
one of the following:
- Click the down
arrow to the right of the Home
options bar button and select Procedures.
- Click Home
> Procedures on the menubar.
- Click Document
Management on the navigation panel or Areas
> Document Management on the menubar.
- Click Batch
Scan History on the navigation panel.
The Batch
Scan History screen displays. Enter your desired search criteria
to populate the list.
- Make a selection from the first dropdown menu:
- Account
Lookup: The account to which the item was attached.
Select the type
of account from the third dropdown. In the fourth field, enter
the lookup code or click the lookup
button
to search for the account.
- Batch:
The number associated to the batch of scanned or imported
items. From the second dropdown, select Equals
or Within
Range. Enter the batch number or range of batch numbers.
- Date:
The date the item was scanned or imported. From the second
dropdown, select Equals
or Within
Range. Select the date or date range from the dropdown
calendar(s).
- Last
500: Displays the 500 items most recently scanned or
imported.
- Scanned
by: The user who performed the batch scan or import.
From the second dropdown, select Equals
or Contains.
If you select Equals,
enter the entire user login code. If you select Contains,
enter at least one character.
- Status:
The options available in the second dropdown differ, depending
on whether the item(s) were scanned or imported:
- Scanned:
Select Complete,
Cancelled,
Scanned,
or Expired.
- Imported:
Select Complete
or Cancelled.
- Click Find.
The list populates according to the criteria selected.
Information about the scanned or imported items displays in the following
columns. Click on a column
heading to sort by that criterion. To sort in the reverse order,
click the column
heading again.
- Batch: Number associated
to the batch of scanned or imported items.
- Date/Time: Date and time
that the batch was scanned or the item(s) imported.
- Scanned by: User who performed
the batch scan or import.
- Pages: Number of pages
in the attachment.
- Account type: Type of account
to which the attachment was sent. If the barcode was unrecognized
and the attachment could not be routed, Account
Type displays as Unrouted,
indicating that the item was saved as an unrouted
attachment for the employee who performed the scan or import.
If the attachment had to be discarded because the user who performed
the scan or import did not have an associated employee code, this
column displays Unknown.
- Code: The
lookup code for the account to which the attachment was sent. If the
Account type is Unrouted,
this column shows the employee code for the user who performed the
scan or import. If the Account type
is Unknown, this column is
blank.
- Attach To: Displays one
of the following values for back end bar codes to provide more exact
information on where the attachment was saved. Displays blank for
front end or unrouted attachments.
Note: If
the attachment has an Attach To
value, you can highlight it and click Access
> Attachments on the menubar or options bar to
open the Attachments list for that account, filtered to display
only the selected item.
- Account – [Account Name]
- Activity – [Activity Description]
- Claim – [Claim Number]
- Policy – [Policy Description]
- Line – [Line Description]
- Status: Displays one of
the following:
- Scanned: The document
has been scanned but not attached to an entity. (i.e., it is currently
being previewed on the Batch
Scan screen.) This option only displays for scanned items.
- Complete: The document
has been attached to an entity in the system or saved as an unrouted
attachment.
- Cancelled: The document
was scanned or imported but was not attached because the user
deselected it during the Batch Scan workflow or because an error
occurred. If the document could not be attached due to error,
the Error message column (see below) provides more information.
- Expired: The document
was scanned using quick scanning and saved to a temporary location
for seven days but was not attached within this period. This option
only displays for scanned items.
To add or remove columns or to change the order in which they display,
click the Select
Columns link label. The following additional columns are available:
- Account name: Name for
the account to which the attachment was sent. If the Account
type is Unrouted,
the Account name also displays
as Unrouted. If the Account type is Unknown,
the Account name also displays
as Unknown.
- Description: For barcodes,
displays the barcode description; otherwise blank.
- DPI: DPI setting used to
scan the item.
- Error message: If the barcode
could not be processed normally and an error occurred, this column
displays the text of the error message.
- Scanner: Identifying information
for the scanner used. If the attachment was imported from another
location rather than scanned from an Applied Epic workstation, this
column is blank.
- Workstation: Workstation
on which the scan or import was run.
To print the list of scanned or imported items, do one of the following:
- Click File
> Print > Listview on the menubar.
- Click Print
> Listview on the options bar.
- Click the Print
icon
to the left of the list.
- With focus on the list, press [Ctrl]
+ [P]
on your keyboard.
Print the list as you would any other document.