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The SAP Solution offers the ability to receive and process benefits applications, using SAP
Social Application.
Applications are submitted by the applicant, case worker or by a third party in the system online
or imported as an XML-base data structure. SAP supports online applications forms (BSP+
HTML or Adobe Interactive Forms) by using SAP CRM Web Request functionality. Forms
advance settings are controlled by SAP BRF+, such as displaying section based on previously
filled fields.
The submitted information generates a “Benefit Application” (Social Application) with the attribute
“Web Request”. Web Request form is accessible inside the transaction in the assignment block
“Application Form”.
Benefits requested are created as items in the transaction. Items could be either added
manually by the case worker or automatically assigned via SAP BRF+ rules or BADI based on
the application form data. This allows having one “Benefit Application” transaction document with
different benefits requested, instead of creating new document for each social benefit.
Each benefit requested by the applicant (item) is accepted or rejected in the system manually or
automatically. System uses BRF+ rules to determine if the applicant qualify for the benefit
requested.
The case worker used the “Social Application” to ensure the completeness and correctness of an
application, as well as to document checking and approvals. Legislations could, for example, not
allow doing strict validation in an online application form, requiring cases workers to assist the
applicant in filling out correctly the form.
Standard features available in CRM transaction types are available with SAP Social Service
Solution controlling the processing, such as:
The solution could be supported with “Activity Management” to assign tasks to case workers and
capture tasks effort. Through alerts, notifications could be sent to case workers. No extra
activities or alerts are delivered by the system, as those have to meet project requirements.
Additionally the solution uses “CRM Case Management” to link the claim information
(applications, plans, deductions, payments). Case assignment is controlled by configuration and
is possible to assign a case manually or automatically by the system.
Finally, the case worker’s confirm that all application data is valid, by approving the benefit
application. Approval could be triggered manually or automatically based on rules. SAP delivers
models for BRF+ rules for application approval; however each implementation will require
developing their assessment based on their procedures.