What is Indemnity data?
Indemnity data includes all workers compensation claims for which an indemnity payment has been made or indemnity reserve established. It is the compensation (lost time from work) portion of the claim, based on the jurisdiction state.
What is Indemnity data used for?
Indemnity data is used to support legislative pricing and research related to indemnity benefits.
What resources are available for Indemnity data?
Tools and Services
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Indemnity Data Collection—Enables you to report and view the status of your Indemnity data submissions to NCCI. This tool also allows you to monitor the quality and completeness of your submissions from receipt through each level of editing. Additionally, you may generate a report of your search results.
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Data Transfer via the Internet (DTVI)—Is a Web-based tool for reporting your data. You can also use this tool to receive error and submission reports and track your data files sent to and from NCCI.
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Data Manager Dashboard (DMD)—Provides you with a view to the Carrier Data Quality Report Program (Carrier Report Card), which includes the Indemnity Addendum. This addendum provides you with your company’s Indemnity Data Call reporting results.
Reporting Resources
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Indemnity Data Call Reporting Guidebook—Contains the rules and requirements for reporting Indemnity data, including record layouts, data definitions, and the Indemnity Data Edit Matrix.
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Data Quality Guidebook—Contains the program rules and criteria for each of NCCI’s Data Quality Compliance Programs. It also includes NCCI’s approach to data quality, details for cross-data type comparisons, and workflows for data quality best practices.
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Electronic Transmission User’s Guide—Contains the requirements for preparing and submitting test and production files for all NCCI data types. It also includes information for receiving data files and extracts electronically. Field specifications and record layouts for electronic transmissions are found in the
WCIO Workers Compensation Data Specifications Manual.
