Claim runs are typically created using the:

• A. batch scheduler
• B. manual entry
• C. real-time processor
• D. batch file import

Answer: (A)

Claim runs are batches of claims prepared for submission to payers. The batch scheduler is the typical tool to create them because it automates gathering claims from the queue, applying payer-specific edits, formatting the claims, and dispatching the entire run at a scheduled time (often overnight). This automation makes processing many claims efficiently and consistently. Entering claims manually would create individual cases rather than a run, while a real-time processor handles single claims as they’re created rather than batching them. A batch file import would bring in externally prepared data, but it isn’t the standard method for assembling the normal claim run within the system.