RED Segments

See Example Response Generator Commands for options affecting the contents of the RED01 element.

Default behavior

• If an error occurs within a claim, the 824 response will include a TED segment explaining the error followed by a RED segment giving the claim ID.

  Example: An error in the CLM segment will result in a TED segment followed by a RED segment that contains the Claim ID:

  

  The 824 data might look like this:

  TED*024*X7 E 30393 2300 The Facility Code 00 is not …

  RED*1*AI~

• If an error occurs above the claim level, the 824 response will include a TED segment explaining the error followed by a RED segment giving a generic message.

  Example: An error in the 2010BA Subscriber Name loop will result in a TED segment followed by a RED segment containing a generic message in the RED01.

  

  The 824 data might look like this:

  TED*024*X7 E 30373 2010BD The Zipcode 99999 was …

  RED*Not Claim Specific*AI~

Alternative RED Segment Usage

When an error occurs above the claim level, you will normally get one generic RED segment like this:

TED*024*X7 E 30373 2010BD The Zipcode 99999 was …

RED*Not Claim Specific*AI~

You can instead get a RED segment for each claim that is under the level with the error, with the RED01 containing the claim ID:

TED*024*X7 E 30373 2010BD The Zipcode 99999 was …

RED*1*AI~

RED*2*AI~

RED*3*AI~

To do this, create an INI file containing:

[824]

Display837ClaimID=1

If you want errors in Table 1 and at the top of Table 2, before the 2000 loop, to also trigger the additional RED segments, add this line below Display837IclaimID:

ShowWhenErrorAbove2000=1

Run Response Generator with the z command line parameter that points to the setup file:

"C:\FS\Bin\respgen.exe" -i "C:\FS\output\MY837IA_Results.txt"

-o824 "C:\FS\Output\824.txt" -o997 "C:\FS\Output\997.txt"

-z”C:\FS\BIN\RG.INI”

For details, refer Appendix D: Z Parameter Setup File.