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Claim message macros are a way to customize the voice of our agents as they interact with your customers throughout the claim filing and resolution process. Our macros are categorized into three sections: Default, Custom, and Archive. The building blocks start with our default macros that are nested within our default categories. Both categories and macros can be customized to your specifications. Macros overview

Viewing and Editing Default Macros

To familiarize yourself with the macros, navigate to the Default section and go through each of the categories. Within each category there is at least one macro that represents our standard message templates when starting/replying to messages with customers. Default macros From within a default macro, you have three potential actions:
  • Edit
  • Pin
  • Archive

Editing

When editing a default macro, you are given options to edit the macro name and the macro content, but not the category. This is by design to ensure that all edited default macros stay categorized within the proper category. Editing a macro Once the macro is saved, it will move from the Default section to the Custom section under the same default category name and will have an Override badge applied. Edited macro with override badge

Pinning

Pinning macros can be done on default macros within the default section, default macros that have been overridden and live in the custom section, or custom macros in the custom section. On any macro, simply select the ellipses and click Pin. Pinning a macro Once pinned, you will see a success banner at the top of the screen along with a Pinned badge on the macro card. Pinned badge on macro
Once pinned, the macros will appear at the top of the search macro modal within a claim as a quick reference point when responding to customers.
Pinned macros in search

Archiving

When either default macros or custom macros are no longer applicable for your customer communication, you can choose to archive individual macros or entire categories.
  • Archive an individual macro: Navigate to the Default or Custom section and select the ellipses on a macro card and select Archive.
  • Archive an entire category: Select the Archive Category button within the macro section header.
Archive menu Once archived, the macro or macro category will appear in the Archive section along with its associated category. The count of the macros within that category will increase depending on whether you archived a single macro (increase by 1) or an entire macro category (increase by 1+). Archived section

Creating Custom Macro Categories and Macros

If you want to create new macro categories and macros that are outside the default category templates, you can do so by selecting the Create Category button and the edit modal will appear. Create a custom category Once created, your new custom category will appear in the Custom section along with a count of 1 within that category. Custom category created