Who approves
Audits are usually set to need an account manager, because a response can change the premium.
Audit requests and carrier audit notices kept on a clock, with each document request and dispute followed up.
A carrier audit notice, a request for payroll or sales records from a customer, or a dispute about an audit result.
Routed, timed and tracked until it is done
The same order every time, recorded on the task as it runs. Anything unclear stops for a person instead of being guessed.
The audit, the customer and the policy period it covers.
To the person who handles that account, with Overdue flags before the carrier's deadline is missed.
Usually the customer's records. The clock pauses and a follow-up is scheduled, every five business days by default.
Checking the figures and answering the carrier stays with your people. Shlix records what was done.
An account manager approves where required, and the task closes on the record.
Audits are usually set to need an account manager, because a response can change the premium.
Every request, reply, owner and time, so a disputed audit has its history ready.
No. It tracks the audit work and keeps the record. The review and the figures are your team's.