What conditions typically lead to an unverified policy?

In the context of GuideWire ClaimCenter, an unverified policy often occurs when it is created or edited within the system without undergoing a verification process. This condition indicates that the policy details require confirmation or validation through standard business practices. When a policy is modified or established directly in ClaimCenter, it might not yet be verified, leading to its unverified status.

Creating or editing a policy in ClaimCenter might involve updates that necessitate further validation or cross-referencing with established records or external data sources. Until this verification occurs, the policy remains unverified, highlighting a key aspect of how data integrity is maintained within the platform.

While other conditions presented may relate to the status of a policy, such as being expired, pending, or subject to financial holds, they do not inherently imply an unverified state in the same way that modifications or creations directly in the system do. An unverified status primarily focuses on the verification step that is often bypassed during the initial entry or editing of policy data in ClaimCenter.