Split-Point Grouping Examples
Assume that you want to split up the data at the claim level and create EDI files with a specific number of claims per file.
Since the default split point in an 837 is the claim loop, you do not have to specify the split point in the Docsplitter setup file.
Your EDI data file has this structure:
ISA1
GS
ST
Claim 1 - valid
Claim 2 - valid
Claim 3 - invalid
Claim 4 - invalid
Claim 5 - invalid
SE
GE
IEA
ISA2
GS
ST
Claim 6 - invalid
SE
GE
IEA
Example 1: One Claim per File
Assume that you want to split up the data at the claim level and create EDI files with just 1 claim per file.
In your Docsplitter setup file, you include this:
[Options]
SeparateAtSplitPoint=1
In our example, claims would be separated into these files:
|
Claim 1 (valid) |
filename_Valid_File1.txt |
wrapped in ISA1 |
|
Claim 2 (valid) |
filename_Valid_File2.txt |
wrapped in ISA1 |
|
Claim 3 (invalid) |
filename_Invalid_File1.txt |
wrapped in ISA1 |
|
Claim 4 (invalid) |
filename_Invalid_File2.txt |
wrapped in ISA1 |
|
Claim 5 (invalid) |
filename_Invalid_File3.txt |
wrapped in ISA1 |
|
Claim 6 (invalid) |
filename_Invalid_File4.txt |
wrapped in ISA2 |
Example 2: Two claims per file
Assume that you want to split up the data at the claim level and create EDI files with 2 claims per file.
In your Docsplitter setup file, you include this:
[Options]
SeparateAtSplitPoint=2
In our example, claims would be separated into these files:
|
Claim 1 (valid) |
filename_Valid_File1.txt |
Both wrapped in ISA1 |
|
Claim 3 (invalid) |
filename_Invalid_File1.txt |
Both wrapped in ISA1 |
|
Claim 5 (invalid) |
filename_Invalid_File2.txt |
Claim 5 wrapped in ISA1 |