• Improve Compliance
• Increase Visibility and Transparency
• Identify & Reduce Errors, Evasions and Fraud
• Maintain Detailed Audit Trails
• Streamline Processes in Audit & Legal Departments
• Exchange Sensitive Data Securely
• Leverage Powerful Reporting
• Empower Audit Officers and Legal Officers

Delinquency Management is a key module in the Interact Social Security Administration System suite of products. It is specifically designed to be flexible enough to support differences in social security legislation for different countries. Its primary goal is to help international social security organizations improve compliance by allowing them to easily identify, track, and manage delinquent employers, healthcare providers, and individuals. Individuals determined to be Delinquent can be employees, self-employed, voluntary contributors, beneficiaries or pensioners, mostly due to fraudulent benefit claims.

Through the seamless integration with Compliance Management, a Compliance Officer or Auditor can select an Audit Action outcome of marking an Employer, Healthcare Provider or Individual as Delinquent.

Key Features:

• Configurable Rules for Automatic Triggers for Assignment of Delinquency Status
• Integrated with Electronic Record for Employer, Healthcare Provider & Individual
• Manual Requests by Authorized User for Assignment of Delinquency Status
• Manual Requests by Authorized User for Removal of Delinquency Status
• Integrated with Compliance Management for Audit Actions
• Configurable Workflow for Review and Approval
• Color Coding by Severity Level
• Configurable Types of Delinquency
• Configurable Reasons of Delinquency
• Configurable Alerts
• Extensive Reporting

The reasons for marking someone Delinquent are fully configurable and vary based on the type of entity:

Figure 1: Delinquency Request
The system can be set to automatically mark an employer as Delinquent, or this can be initiated manually through a Delinquency Request.

Key Processes
Assigning Delinquency Status

There are rules and policies that govern the basis of changing the status of an Employer, a Healthcare Provider or an Individual to Delinquent. These delinquency rules and policies vary from country to country.

There are three ways in which a Delinquency is invoked:
(1) Automatic, where, based on specific pre-defined rules, the system will make an Employer or Individual Delinquent, example: if an Employer does not pay the Contributions Filed within 30 days from filing, the system will automatically mark the Employer as Delinquent.

(2) Manually, a user who has uncovered a violation can manually create a Delinquency Request where he/she selects which Employer, Healthcare Provider or Individual should be set to Delinquent and includes the details of the Alleged Violation in the Delinquency Request. In this case the request goes through the workflow and once approved the selected entity will be marked as Delinquent.

In addition, through the Compliance Audit Action in the Compliance Management module, an Audit Officer can select the Audit Action as Delinquent, and the system will mark the selected Employer as Delinquent.

Removing Delinquency Status

To remove the Delinquency status, the user has to go through a process known as Removal of Delinquency, where a Removal of Delinquency Request is raised and then once approved the delinquency will be removed from the selected entity.

Delinquency Framework

Figure 2: Delinquency Framework

The basis of the Delinquency Framework shown is that the Delinquency can be triggered using two modes: an Automatic and a Manual Trigger. The Automatic Trigger of Delinquency is handled using specific Trigger Rules defined at the Setup of the Delinquency Module and at the Policy Level. Once the trigger rules are setup, the system will automatically trigger a delinquency event, which generates a Delinquency Request, and in turn an entity will be flagged as delinquent after review and approval of the Delinquency Request.

Manually triggered Delinquency on the other hand is not linked to any process. In the manually triggered Delinquency, the user has to manually invoke the Delinquency Request and complete the request by selecting the concerned entity, the delinquency type, and delinquency reason. Once the request is reviewed and approved, the selected entity will become delinquent.

Entities – The delinquency process applies to various entities including Employers, Employees, Individuals, Beneficiaries, and Healthcare Providers. Note that the automatic delinquency mode is only applied to Employers as the automatic delinquency is linked to Contribution Filing, Contribution Payment, and Compliance Audit Actions. While the manual delinquency mode is applicable to all entities.

Removing/Revoking Delinquencies – Removing or Revoking a Delinquency process is used to remove an entity from the Delinquency List. Removing a Delinquency is a manual process, where the user has to submit a Delinquency Removal Request, and once the request is approved, the concerned entity will be removed from the delinquency pool/list. Removing an entity from the Delinquency List, does not delete/purge the Delinquency History of the delinquent entity. The delinquency history will remain, even if the Delinquency is removed. The delinquency removal applies only to the current state of the entity.

Figure 3: Configurable Setup for Delinquency Management

Figure 4: Delinquency Tab in Employer Record