Table 65. Viewing Disputes
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Name |
Viewing Disputes |
Feature Area |
Statement |
Description |
Lets a user view all disputes for the selected billing account. |
Primary Users |
Consumer and CSR users |
Triggers |
- The user logs in to Oracle Self-Service E-Billing and selects View Disputes from the Statements menu. (The View Disputes subtab displays only if one or more disputes have been entered for the selected billing account.)
- The user clicks the Statements tab from within Oracle Self-Service E-Billing and selects the View Disputes option.
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Active Hyperlinks (Breadcrumbs) |
Statements - Redisplays the Statement Summary. |
Page Content - View Disputes |
View Disputes Page Data:
- Account Number (If only one account number is available it is displayed as data.)
Module: Report Details (Number of Items) Report Details (Number of Items) Module
- Table:
- Dispute Transaction Number (This number is from the back-office CRM system)
- Dispute Number (This number is generated by Oracle Self-Service E-Billing.)
- Disputed Statement Date
- Disputed Reason
- Dispute Date (Default sort is latest to earliest.)
- Disputed Status (If no Web service is configured, the dispute
- Disputed Amount
- Total: Total of all amounts disputed.
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Standard Features |
- Printer-Friendly view
- Download CSV or XML
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Configuration Point |
A Web service can be configured with an external CRM system. |
Main Path |
The main path to view disputes is as follows: The user logs in to Oracle Self-Service E-Billing and selects View Disputes from the Statements menu. Oracle Self-Service E-Billing displays the View Disputes page. |
Alternate Paths |
The user selects a download format and clicks Go. Oracle Self-Service E-Billing downloads the list of disputes in the selected format (CSV or XML). The user clicks the Printer Friendly link. Oracle Self-Service E-Billing displays the Print window and the Windows Print dialog. |
Exceptions |
Oracle Self-Service E-Billing invokes the Error Message use case. |