Overview
Intake users can upload files to open cases. This will create an assignment for a back-office user to review.

Claim example: Quality
How-To

Step 2: Update the Name to meet internal requirements.
We recommend naming files so that they start with the dispute ID the file supports. For example: 2311240005D_Picture of Dress

Step 3: Update the Category to reflect the purpose of the file.
Accountholder and Supporting Documentation suffice in most cases.
- Accountholder: These are documents provided by the account holder that aren't required but support their case.
- Association: These are documents involved in the recovery process.
- Internal: These are documents used in the internal investigation that we don't want to share with the account holder.
- Supporting Documentation: These are required documents such as a WSUD or Statement of Dispute

Contact Center visibility is recommended if there is no online banking configuration enabled. If online banking is enabled, use Member/Customer.

Upon completion, you may need to close out of the claim then reopen it to view the uploaded file in the View Case Attachments tool.