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Cause of loss Use this page to view or edit cause of loss values for use in the optional field pull-down list on the large loss page. All cause of loss values listed on the cause of loss page will be available in the pull-down list for the cause of loss field on the large loss page. This list is provided for the user's convenience and to assure consistent data entry, however, use of the list is not required. The user can also directly type any value in the cause of loss field on the large loss page. Utilizing a cause of loss identifier with each large loss you enter can be useful when analyzing a mod. By entering the cause of loss, you will be able to generate reports that sort and group the losses by this field and show the total impact on the mod for each given cause of loss. This may assist you in identifying trends or areas where loss prevention or loss control should be focused. To add an entry to this list, simply scroll down to the blank record marked with an '*", or click the "Add" button on the toolbar. Then type the desired entry in the blank text box and press Enter. To edit an entry, click on the desired text box and make any needed changes. To delete an entry, click on the desired text box, then click the "Delete" button on the toolbar.
ERA status This page shows each state supported by ModMaster and the state's status for implementation of the Experience Rating Adjustment plan. In states where the ERA is approved, medical-only claims are reduced by 70%. Read more about the ERA in the FAQ "What is the ERA?"
Injury type Use this page to view or edit injury type values for use in the optional field pull-down list on the large loss page. All injury type values listed on the injury type page will be available in the pull- down list for the injury type field on the large loss page. This list is provided for the user's convenience and to assure consistent data entry, however, use of the list is not required. The user can also directly type any value in the injury type field on the large loss page. Utilizing an injury type identifier with each large loss you enter can be useful when analyzing a mod. By entering the injury type, you will be able to generate reports that sort and group the losses by this field and show the total impact on the mod for each given injury type. This may assist you in identifying trends or areas where loss prevention or loss control should be focused. To add an entry to this list, simply scroll down to the blank record marked with an '*", or click the "Add" button on the toolbar. Then type the desired entry in the blank text box and press Enter. To edit an entry, click on the desired text box and make any needed changes. To delete an entry, click on the desired text box, then click the "Delete" button on the toolbar.
Rating data (overview) The rating data overview lists all states included in the ModMaster rating database and shows the most recent effective date of the rating data. Historical data is contained in the database, but only the most recent effective date is shown on this page. To view the specific data for a given state and code, click on the desired state and indicate the desired payroll code in the pop-up dialog prompt.
Rating data (state level)
System preferences Use this page to list your company name, address and other information which is used in full or part on report cover pages
such as the ModMaster Detail Report and report footers.
Who's on The Who's On ModMaster page shows the users who are connected to various ModMaster system files. This information may be useful for diagnosing file locking conditions or for making sure that all users are out of ModMaster before performing system maintenance.
Free locks In the event of certain system failures (such as power outages, network failures, etc.), mod files or ModMaster system files may become locked so that they cannot be opened or calculated. The free locks function frees all locks on all ModMaster files. A system administrator may need to use this function on the advice of ModMaster support personnel. All other users must be out of the system before this function is invoked.
Compact/repair In the event of certain errors when attempting to open or calculate a mod file, ModMaster support personnel may advise you to use the compact/repair function. All other users must be out of the system before this function is invoked.
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