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Unclear Claims Attachments

I have a claims file with emails, photos, and a scanned repair estimate. The escalation lead asked for supporting docu…

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I have a claims file with emails, photos, and a scanned repair estimate. The escalation lead asked for supporting documents 'for review' but didn't specify which. I'm new and don't want to overwhelm them with irrelevant files or miss something critical. Decide whether they need everything, only evidence related to the disputed line items, or a neutral packet, and tell me which four documents to attach and how to label them so the escalation analyst can act immediately.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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An escalation asked me to attach the claims folder to their ticket but I'm not sure which supporting docs they actually need.

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