Activity Codes
Claims Processing
Documentation
Systems & Research
Customer Scenarios
100

This activity code indicates a Physical Damage Check has been released.


PDCR

100

Before working a repair claim, you should first review this tab.



The Claims Tab

100

What is the document that confirms repairs have been completed.


Proof of Repairs Received (PORR)

100

What is the system that stores physical damage packets and claim documents.


FileNet

100

If repairs are complete and the account is repo eligible, insurance funds are applied here.


Principal balance

200

This activity code means insurance funds were posted to the customer's principal balance.


PDPT

200

Insurance Inbound associates may process this approval after PDPT has been completed.


APRR (Approval Physical Damage Refund Request)

200

What is the unique vehicle identifier the repair invoice must contain.


VIN

200

Besides FileNet, associates should also check this shared mailbox for repair documents.


Repair Claims Mailbox

200

Lease customers generally cannot choose this option for insurance proceeds.


Posting insurance funds to principal instead of repairing the vehicle

300

This note identifies the insurance check on the account.


PDIC

300

Accounts that are this many days past due are considered repo eligible.


60 days past due

300

If repair costs exceed the original estimate, associates must obtain this from the insurance company.


Supplement estimate

300

If the insurance check isn't on the customer's account, it may have posted to this account.


General Ledger (GL)

300

What indicator in MySup identifies a repo-eligible account?


The "Y" indicator

400

PDPT is placed on the account by this role after approval.


The Insurance Manager

400

After repairs are completed and the vehicle is confirmed at the repair shop, repo-eligible accounts are transferred to this department.


Impound

400

An invoice stating only "Estimate" without confirming repairs will likely result in this.


Denied repair check request

400

Associates should review this history to locate PDPT Lockbox or Total Loss payments.


Transaction History

400

If a customer insists Santander cashed the insurance check but nothing appears on the account, associates should review this system.


The Laser/GL account research

500

Name four repair claim activity codes covered during training.


PDCR, PDPT, APRR, PORR, or PDIC

500

List the three actions the insurance processing team takes when repairs are complete on a repo-eligible account.


  • Post insurance funds to principal
  • Close the insurance claim
  • Process IMPD APF/send to Impound
500

Name four items every repair invoice must include.


Examples include:

  • Customer name
  • Repair shop name/address
  • Full VIN
  • Itemized repairs or "Repaired per Insurance Estimate"
  • Amount due
  • All invoice pages
500

Name three places associates should research while working a repair claim.


Claims Tab

FileNet

Repair Claims Mailbox

Activity Notes

Transaction History

500

A customer chooses not to repair the vehicle because they cannot afford the deductible. What normally happens to the insurance funds?


We post to the customer's principal balance (PDPT) (except for lease customers).

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