The type of batch.

The date and time when the batch was created.

The number of eligibility checks that failed during processing. A failure means that Stedi successfully processed the check but didn't receive a response from the payer, even after retrying. A common reason for failure is payer connectivity issues.

The unique identifier for the batch. This is the batchId returned in the Batch Eligibility Check endpoint response. It's also listed as the Batch ID in the Stedi portal.

The URL to download the original CSV file. Only relevant for batches submitted through CSV upload in the Stedi portal.

The number of eligibility checks that are currently in progress (started or retrying).

The maximum number of hours that Stedi will retry eligibility checks in this batch that fail due to payer connectivity issues. This is the value that was set when the batch was created. Only applicable to batches submitted through the API.

The name assigned to the batch upon creation. For CSV uploads, this is the name you provided when uploading the file. For API submissions, this is the same as the batchId.

The status of the batch.

The number of eligibility checks that were successfully completed. This means that Stedi successfully sent the check to the payer and received a response, but doesn't indicate whether the payer returned benefits information.

The total number of eligibility checks in the batch. In the case of CSV uploads, one row in the CSV file corresponds to one eligibility check.

The date and time when the batch was last updated.

The number of eligibility checks that Stedi has validated.

The number of eligibility checks that failed validation. This is relevant to CSV uploads, where Stedi validates each row in the CSV file before processing it.