(ChamberCare) Creating an RFP/Group using PHQ Functionality

Created by Eliel Castillo, Modified on Fri, 3 Oct at 5:47 AM by Eliel Castillo

How to Create and Manage an RFP Using PHQ Functionality

This guide will walk you through the steps to create a Request for Proposal (RFP), upload census information, complete group details, and manage member-level data using the Personal Health Questionnaire (PHQ) functionality.

Overview

The PHQ feature streamlines the RFP process by allowing member-level health information to be collected securely and efficiently. Instead of relying solely on census files, you can send PHQ forms directly to members, track their progress, and manage responses in one place.

This functionality ensures:

  • Faster, more accurate data collection.
  • Less manual back-and-forth with members.
  • Better visibility into the status of each PHQ submission.

By following the steps below, you’ll set up your RFP, invite members to complete their PHQ forms, and prepare the information you need for quoting.

Step 1: Create a New RFP.
From you dashboard, click Start Quote


For Methodology, choose PHQ



In uploading your group or census, use Smart Extractor™ to import details from your file, or select Enter Data Manually.

To bulk upload member data, you can download the census template from DataHub and fill in all required fields. Ensure that the Email column is present and filled in for all members. 


Assign an Agent from the dropdown list. 



Upload your census file. Choose the tab that contains the Group info then the Census info. 

Click Next - Group Info.


Step 2: Enter Group Information 

On the Group Information page, this will auto populate if you used Smart Extractor, if not, manually provide all relevant information on each field. 

Once complete, click Next – Census Info.

Step 3: Review Census Information

On the Census Info page, you can:

Add Members individually.

Upload Census to add additional members.

Send PHQ Emails directly to members so they can provide their own information.

Download all RFPs in one single click.



Step 4: PHQ Status and Emails

PHQ statuses track where each member is in the process:

Pending → Members are awaiting the PHQ email. You can only send emails in this status.

In Progress → A member has started completing their PHQ form.

Completed → The PHQ form has been submitted.

There are two ways on how send the PHQ link to members - one, through sending the health application link, and two, sending them an email with the PHQ link.

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1. SENDING THE HEALTH APPLICATION LINK

At the bottom of the group record info, you’ll see a Health Application link.

Click “Click here to copy health application link.”

This link can be sent directly to members.


As they click on the link, they are directed to the PHQ registration or login page. 


2. SENDING AN EMAIL WITH THE HEALTH APPLICATION LINK:


On the Census Info page, click on "Send PHQ Email" button.  



You will be redirected to a pop up where a template is ready - this can be edited before it can be sent. Once clicking the “Send Email” button, you will also be able to see a Preview before it sends. 



PHQ invitations are sent from chambercare@datahub.insure. Members will then receive an email with a link to begin their PHQ - that looks like the one below: 



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Updating Member's Information


To edit or update a member's information:

Click the three dots (⋮) under the Action column.

Select Edit.

Update details such as name, date of birth, email, gender, coverage type and cobra status.

Click Save.

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Download PHQ Information

You can export PHQ data for all members at once:

Click the Download button in the top right.

Select All PHQ to download all records into a single file.

Next Steps

Once your group and census information is finalized, you’ll move into the Workbench to continue with quoting, underwriting, and the rest of the RFP process.

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