Appeals Can Cause Suppression

The obligations related to an appeal are usually suppressed from any collection activity or overpayment processing. The system provides the ability to specify which obligations should have activity suppressed as a result of the appeal.

Appeal types that require suppression need to specify a suppression type. The base algorithm C1-AP-CRTSPR automatically creates and activates a suppression object for the obligations linked to the appeal when the appeal enters a given state. The C1-Appeal business object is configured to create suppression when the appeal enters the Ready For Review state.

If an obligation is added to or removed from the appeal, the suppression object is updated accordingly. Refer to base algorithm C1-AP-PSUCHG for more details.

The base algorithm C1-AP-CNLSPR automatically cancels all suppression objects linked to the appeal when the appeal enters a given state. The C1-Appeal business object is configured to create suppression when the appeal enters the Canceled state.

The base algorithm C1-AP-RLSSPR automatically releases all suppression objects linked to the appeal when the appeal enters a given state. The C1-Appeal business object is configured to create suppression when the appeal enters the Closed state.

Refer to Defining Suppression Options for an overview of Suppression and details on setting up Suppression options.