Claims leadership runs the operation here: the adjuster roster, their licenses and training, the catastrophe events they are sent to, the rules that decide who receives each new claim, the money rules, vendors and their invoices, uncashed checks and regulatory notices.
The Claims Portal is the parent and the Waypoint Center the child: what is set here is what the Waypoint Center enforces on every claim.

Import your existing spreadsheet once, add your own columns, and every change is on the record with the editor’s name and the old and new value.
An event carries the people, territory, limits, managers and invoicing structure, so the fee invoice is calculated from the work recorded against it.
Each of these runs on rules your organization states. Where a rule is not stated, the platform does nothing rather than guess.
The organization holds the Claims Portal; the person holds a Claims Portal key; and the person’s role is granted the page. Without the first, everyone — administrators included — is turned away at the door.
Pages are granted per role, deny by default. A page a role is not granted is not in that person’s sidebar, and its data doors refuse it.
Your entitlements decide whether this portal exists for your organization at all. A person’s role decides what they may do inside it. The order is enforced on the server on every request.
Super Admin, Org Admin and Admin always enter. Everyone else needs an active Claims Portal key and pages granted to their role. SIU is granted on the Permissions page, on top of a person’s role.
What managers set here is what the claim files enforce.
Import your roster spreadsheet, set up one event with its ZIPs and fee structure, switch automatic assignment on and upload a batch. We will show you who each claim went to, and why.