Abstract: A user interface, system and method are described for assigning an insurance claim to a claim manager. The user interface allows teams of claim managers to he built so to efficiently process insurance claims as they are presented to a disability insurance carrier. The process of assigning the claim begins upon receiving an indication of a new insurance claim from a claim intake engine. Subsequently, the system determines the type of insurance claim based on metadata associated with the claim. Based on the metadata associated with the claim, a list of members in a team, of claim, managers is obtained, and a specific member is assigned as a claim manager for that claim.

Abstract: A user interface, system and method are described for assigning an insurance claim to a claim manager. The user interface allows teams of claim managers to he built so to efficiently process insurance claims as they are presented to a disability insurance carrier. The process of assigning the claim begins upon receiving an indication of a new insurance claim from a claim intake engine. Subsequently, the system determines the type of insurance claim based on metadata associated with the claim. Based on the metadata associated with the claim, a list of members in a team, of claim, managers is obtained, and a specific member is assigned as a claim manager for that claim.

Abstract: A user interface, system and method are described for assigning an insurance claim to a claim manager. The user interface allows teams of claim managers to be built so to efficiently process insurance claims as they are presented to a disability insurance carrier. The process of assigning the claim begins upon receiving an indication of a new insurance claim from a claim intake engine. Subsequently, the system determines the type of insurance claim based on metadata associated with the claim. Based on the metadata associated with the claim, a list of members in a team of claim managers is obtained, and a specific member is assigned as a claim manager for that claim.

Abstract: In order to permit probing access to a printed circuit board while the printed circuit board is under test in a cold controlled environment, a doubled walled environmental hood is provided, the inner and outer walls spaced apart by rings containing orifices therein, a probe hole formed in the center of the ring and the outer wall cut away in the area of the ring, with a cold gas supplied to the inside of the inner wall and a hot gas supplied to the space between the walls, whereby the hot gas escaping through the orifices in the rings will raise the temperature of the cold gas escaping from the probe hole to prevent frosting and permit viewing of the printed circuit board under test for probing.