Metadata Search Request & Response
To make the search more accurate, add one or two metadata values in the request body:
```json
POST 'https://sandbox-apigw.optum.com/medicalnetwork/attachments/status/v1/metadata' \
{
"submitterId": "TESTSBMTR11111",
"transactionReceivedEndDate": "2005-05-14",
"transactionReceivedStartDate": "2005-05-11",
"memberId": "0000000001"
}
```
NOTE
Do not use the
traceId
value as a metadata search criteria.
Add more attributes in the request body to narrow the search if necessary:
```json
POST 'https://sandbox-apigw.optum.com/medicalnetwork/attachments/status/v1/metadata' \
{
"submitterId": "TESTSBMTR11111",
"transactionReceivedEndDate": "2005-05-14",
"transactionReceivedStartDate": "2005-05-11",
"memberId": "0000000001",
"providerId": "1760854442",
"payerId": "9496"
}
```
Details and Status for a single Attachment:
```json
[
{
"traceId": "<actual trace id of the transaction from DB>",
"transactionDetails": {
"submitterId": "TESTSBMTR11111",
"memberId": "0000000001",
"patientFirstName": "doeone",
"patientLastName": "johnone",
"payerId": "TESTEP01",
"providerId": "111222333",
"providerFirstName": null,
"providerLastName": "happy doctors group",
"claimStartDate": "2005-05-14",
"claimEndDate": "2005-05-14",
"payerName": "TEST HEALTH SYSTEM",
"rejectionInformation": null
},
"status": [
{
"statusCode": "01",
"statusMessage": "TRANSACTION_RECEIVED",
"statusTimeStamp": "2021-08-19T18:27Z",
"documents": [
{
"documentName": "rightarm.jpg",
"controlNumber": "123456789"
}
]
```
Most of the information that appears in a metadata search record is transactionDetails
content that originates from the transaction. If the transaction was successful, you can expect to see a NULL value for the rejectionInformation
field in the response.
Updated about 1 month ago