At a Glance
The Claims Page can hold thousands of claims at once, so the difference between a slow day and a productive one is how well you organize the list. This guide covers the tools that turn the full claim list into a focused, prioritized worklist: default views, grouping, display settings, selection, and date filters. For the basics of filtering and saving your own views, see Getting Started with the Claims Page. To act on many claims at once from a group, see the bulk actions in How to Resubmit Claims in Bulk.Start from a Default View
Every user starts with three built-in views on the left side of the Claims Page. They are a good starting point before you build your own.
Your own saved views appear alongside the defaults. Views are stored per user and follow you across sessions, devices, and sites — set one up once and it’s there tomorrow, no matter where you log in.
Grouping Claims
Grouping breaks a long, flat list into collapsible buckets so you can see the shape of your work and attack it in order.
- Order groups by count or balance — sort by balance to work the biggest-dollar buckets first.
- Collapse a group — right-click a group header to collapse all groups and scan the buckets at a glance.

Acting on a Whole Group
Once a bucket is worth a repeatable action, you can act on the whole group at once:- Right-click the empty space in the group and choose Select all in the group.
- Open More Actions at the bottom of the screen.
- Choose the action — for example, update insurance, submit, or edit prior authorization — to apply it to every selected claim.

Choosing Which Columns to Show
Use the Display button to control which columns appear in the table. Several useful columns are hidden by default, including:- Site — visible in both the table and the individual claim view, which helps when you work out of a parent site across multiple child sites.
- Supervising provider
- Submitted insurance
Selecting Claims
You can select up to 50 claims at a time — a deliberate performance limit so the page stays fast, even on lower-powered machines. To work a larger bucket, scroll down to load more rows first, then select. Each time you re-select, the page grabs everything currently loaded — so scroll to the bottom of a group, then select all to capture it in one pass.Filtering by Submission and Remittance Dates
When your list of claims and remittances grows into the thousands, date filters are the fastest way to zero in on a specific window. Open the filter panel to find four date filters: Submission before, Submission after, Remittance before, and Remittance after.

