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Notifications for policy lifecycle events
BriteCore offers notifications for policy lifecycle events. Most of the notifications (with the exception of Deliverables) can be set in Advanced Settings under admin-alerts.
Titanium Blizzard setup FAQs
If you have trouble setting up Titanium Blizzard, check out the Titanium Blizzard setup FAQs.
Uninstall Titanium Blizzard
You can remove Titanium Blizzard without removing or affecting your configuration settings.
Update Titanium Blizzard
When you restart Titanium Blizzard, it automatically checks for updates. You can install available updates when you’re ready.
Use the Titanium Blizzard API keys
API keys are secret keys that allow Titanium Blizzard to interact with BriteCore.
Stop using Titanium Blizzard
If you need or want to, you can stop using Titanium Blizzard.
Claim file and exposure file headers and left menu navigation
Within a claim, you can access to two different headers: the claim file header and the exposure file header. When inside a claim file, the menu on the left side of the screen provides additional claim details or exposure details.
Prepare for long holidays
In BriteCore, you can prepare for holidays in several ways: Review Calendar settings, add a new holiday, assess Non-Pays settings, and assess Non-Renew settings.
Resend Print Hawk emails
In Titanium Blizzard, you can resend only today’s Print Hawk emails.
Set up printing emails for auditing
You can set up emails to audit print jobs and notify agencies of what printed for their agency.
Set up Calendar for printing documents
In BriteCore, you can use the Calendar to define on which days documents print.
BriteLine Event: Updated Risk Type State
BriteLines emits events using BriteEvents in response to changes that occurred in the system.
BriteLines Event: Updated Minimal Risk Type State
BriteLines emits events using BriteEvents in response to changes that occurred in the system.
How do I get started? (Classic BriteCore)
This quick guide covers contacting the Support team to obtain your Classic BriteCore API key, making a test request to BriteAPI, and evaluating the response.
Quality assurance
Quality assurance (QA) is an integral component of our change management process. The Solution Architecture team outlined a detailed pull request process that includes several review checkpoints. Detailed checklists inform and guide each review stage.
Code contribution: How do I get started?
In some cases, particularly for nonstandard uses of BriteCore, you may want to modify the underlying source code. BriteCore operates in a Community model, where contributed code is merged into our master branch for all customers to use.
Pull Request Code Review and Continuous Integration
BriteCore’s Solution Architecture team outlined the Pull Request (PR) for all partner and client PRs targeted towards the master branch in the BriteCore repository.
The goal is to provide partners developers, client developers, and other third-party developers with timely responses on their PRs with minimal disruption to the Product teams’ normal workflows.
Solution Architecture design and review
Descriptions of the goals of code review, PR workflows, and Continuous Delivery.
Set up electronic payment rules
Policy status, user role, and settings determine if an electronic payment can be made. If you can’t make an electronic payment, a message will appear on the screen, notifying you that the electronic payment can’t be made.
Set up electronic payment notifications
When one-time or recurring electronic payments occur, notification of certain situations can be helpful, such as notification of underpaid policies, duplicate payments, and declined payments. You can set up notifications in the Provider Administrator portal for these instances and for others.
Restrict application printing for incomplete quotes
The validate_application_before_print advanced setting restricts application printing for incomplete quotes. When enabled, agents and agencies are required to complete all of the required fields on a policy prior to selecting Print Application on new policy applications.
Underwriting enforcements
BriteCore has six categories of underwriting enforcements: Geographical Restrictions, Product Offerings, Enterprise Knockout Questions, Step Specific Rules, Underwriting Questionnaire, and Straight Through Processing.