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Review Today's Outreach Schedule

Describes the ResMed ReSupply Outreach schedule on the Dashboard.

Article ID: 345

Role required: Resupply user, Organization administrator

You can view the number of live calls, auto-calls, and emails for today's outreach schedule at the top left of the ResMed ReSupply Dashboard.

Today's ReSupply Schedule

Shows activity in the platform scheduled for today:

  • Live call transfers — shows the number of resupply notification telephone calls that the interactive voice response (IVR) system transfers to a live client services representative (CSR). The CSR asks the patient questions from the resupply questionnaire.

  • Auto-calls — shows the number of resupply notification telephone calls that are scheduled to be sent from the IVR system. The IVR asks the patient questions from the resupply questionnaire.

  • Emails — shows the number of resupply notifications that are scheduled to be sent by email.

  • Text Messages — shows the number of resupply notifications that are scheduled to be sent by SMS/text message.

Recent Activity  

Shows activity in the platform over the last three days:

  • New patients

  • Updated patients

  • Added to def. payor

Upcoming Activity (Next 14 days)

Shows activity in the platform scheduled for the next 14 days. This option is only displayed when the ReVive or Auto-inactivation features are enabled. Any ReSupply user can click into either group, find and review the list. They are also able to export it if needed.

  • Patients to be inactivated

  • ReVive letters

Depending on their notification preferences, patients may receive a call and email on the same day. The schedule on the Dashboard can help you anticipate the number of supply requests you can expect the following day.

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If you have any questions, please reach out to your Solutions Operations Specialist.

 

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20 February 2024

Initial publication. All new content. (K00029)

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