What is a purpose of the Enterprise Statement Run Report?

• A. Reconciliation tool to compare what Epic indicates was generated to what was actually generated
• B. Reconciliation tool to compare what was sent to a print vendor and what the print vendor send back in the receipt
• C. Record of which guarantor account got a statement and which guarantor accounts did not get a statement, even though they qualified for the statement run
• D. Error log of failed statement runs

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is reconciling what the system says it generated with what actually came out. The Enterprise Statement Run Report provides a reconciliation view: it shows how many statements Epic indicates were generated in a given run and contrasts that with the actual output (printed, emailed, or otherwise produced). This helps verify that every eligible account was included, that nothing was lost or duplicated, and that the run proceeded as intended. If there’s a mismatch, you can investigate before statements are delivered to guarantors.

This isn’t about tracking what a print vendor sends back, which would be a vendor receipt, nor about which accounts qualified for a run, nor is it simply an error log of failed runs. The purpose is specifically to confirm alignment between Epic’s run results and the actual output produced.