Claim Record Type

The claim record types allow insurance professionals to view the claims created by contacts, households, and business accounts. Insurers can also use the claim record type to quickly record critical information regarding the first notice of loss and accurately route the claim to the appropriate personnel.

The following table shows the fields that you might want to set up in the Oracle CRM On Demand Financial Services Edition for this record type.

Table Claim Record Type Fields

Field Name Action

Ability to Work

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  • No

  • Partial

  • Yes

At Fault

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  • Insured Driver

  • NA

  • Other Driver

  • Unknown

Category of Loss

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  • Dwelling

  • Other Structures

  • Personal Property

Class of Employee

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  • Clerical

  • Management

  • Supervisor

Kind of Loss

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  • Fire

  • Injury

  • Theft

Liability Source

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  • Injured Employee

  • Property of Employee Damaged

  • Property of Private Person

Line of Business

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  • Auto

  • General Liability

  • Life

  • Property

Location of Loss

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  • Adverse Claimants Home Address

  • Business Address

  • Other Location

Loss Code

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  • 100

  • 101

  • 102

Loss Type

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  • Collision

  • Injury

Medical Injury Code

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  • IDC-9

  • IDC-10

Part of Body Injured

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  • Head Injury

  • Left Shoulder

  • Right Shoulder

Place of Injury

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  • Factory

  • Office

  • Warehouse

Relationship to Insured

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  • Colleague

  • Employer

  • Supervisor

Reported By

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  • Agent

  • Driver of Insured Vehicle

  • Named Insured

State

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  • AZ

  • CA

  • CO

Status

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  • Loss Report

  • Open

  • Reviewed

Type of Injury

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  • Burn

  • Fracture

  • Sprain