Claims reconciliation creates

• A. A record for each claim in a claim run
• B. A record for each claim in a claim run, tracking events in the life of a claim
• C. A summary of payments
• D. A log of user actions

Answer: (B)

Claims reconciliation is about building a record for each claim in a reconciliation run and capturing the sequence of events that occur across the claim’s life cycle. This lifecycle tracking lets you see every status change, edit, adjudication step, and communication tied to that claim, providing clear traceability of how the claim was processed from start to finish.

Why this fits best: it combines both the per-claim record and the ongoing events that show how the claim moved through processing. Other descriptions either stop at a simple record without lifecycle details, describe a payment summary rather than the claim’s event history, or refer to a log of user actions rather than the claim’s processing events.