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Have you ever wondered if you have adverse parties that show up multiple times in Prime? This easy to run report allows you to get a list of Adverse parties that: | Have you ever wondered if you have adverse parties that show up multiple times in Prime? This easy to run report allows you to get a list of Adverse parties that: | ||
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File:Addendum 35 Common Adverse Parties.docx
Have you ever wondered if you have adverse parties that show up multiple times in Prime? This easy to run report allows you to get a list of Adverse parties that:
- Show up in X number of cases (you set the value)
- And
- Can be limited to a particular type of case, such as landlord tenant.
This report reveals some surprising information. During a visit we ran this report and limited it to 3 or more occurrences and problem code 37 (Domestic Abuse). What we found was a list of people who were abusing different clients in our office. You could also run it to find landlords that clients had trouble with, welfare workers who showed up in multiple cases and used car lots that often sued clients.
To run this report, go to the:
- Ribbon Bar and Choose Reports
- Choose the Report Selector
- Specialized Admin Reports
- Report Pack 1
- Then push the button called ‘ Table – Common Adverse Parties’.
You will be prompted for a number of times the adverse party shows up and an optional problem code.
Here is an example shot of the report, showing a list of adverse parties when limited to landlord tenant cases showing up more than three times.
