When you create a custom claim edit rule, you can also create which companion?

When you create a custom claim edit rule, you can also create which companion?

• A. WQ Companion
• B. Claim Edit Assistant
• C. WQ Companion or Claim Edit Assistant
• D. Neither

Answer: (C)

When you set up a custom claim edit rule, you have companion options that integrate the rule into your workflow. You can create either a WQ Companion or a Claim Edit Assistant to go with the rule. The WQ Companion helps with work queue processes—routing, notifications, and QA steps tied to the edits—while the Claim Edit Assistant provides guided editing support, prompts, and checks to make the editing process smoother. Since the system supports attaching one or both of these companions to a rule, the correct understanding is that you can create either companion (or both) to suit your workflow needs. Dismissal of companions isn’t correct because companions are indeed available, and selecting only one option wouldn’t capture the full capability if your process benefits from either or both.

When you set up a custom claim edit rule, you have companion options that integrate the rule into your workflow. You can create either a WQ Companion or a Claim Edit Assistant to go with the rule. The WQ Companion helps with work queue processes—routing, notifications, and QA steps tied to the edits—while the Claim Edit Assistant provides guided editing support, prompts, and checks to make the editing process smoother. Since the system supports attaching one or both of these companions to a rule, the correct understanding is that you can create either companion (or both) to suit your workflow needs. Dismissal of companions isn’t correct because companions are indeed available, and selecting only one option wouldn’t capture the full capability if your process benefits from either or both.