Welcome to the Aclaimant Data Warehouse Share (DWS) documentation. Choose the guide that matches your Aclaimant account version.
Which version am I on?
💡: Not sure which version you're on? Ask your Aclaimant Customer Experience Manager or look at your Snowflake share:
• If you see an incidents table → you're on v2
• If you see per-workflow tables (e.g., workers_comp_incident_workflow) → you're on v3
Choose Your Guide
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v2 — Incident-Based Model
Your data is organized around a central incidents table with incident_id joins. Pertinent person fields live directly on the incident record.
Key tables: incidents, events, claims, safety_reports
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v3 — Workflow-Based Model
Each workflow gets its own table (e.g., workers_comp_incident_workflow). People are tracked via the subjects table with OSHA flags. Joins use model_id ↔ parent_model_id.
Key tables: per-workflow tables, subjects, events, claims
Aclaimant DWS Customer Guide (v3)
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What's in Each Guide
Both guides cover:
- Getting Started — connecting to your Snowflake share
- Data Model & Table Reference — every table, column descriptions, entity relationships
- Module-Dependent Tables — which tables require enablement
- SQL Recipes — OSHA days-away calculations, Form 300A stats, TRIR, claims financials, trend analysis, task aging
- Tips & Best Practices — join patterns, performance, data freshness
Snowflake Resources
New to Snowflake? These docs cover the most common tasks when setting up your share:
- Consume imported data — creating a database from a share, viewing available shares, querying shared data
- User management — creating and managing Snowflake users
- Access control overview — understanding roles, privileges, and how Snowflake authorization works
- GRANT privileges — SQL reference for granting access to databases, schemas, and tables
Questions?
Reach out to your Aclaimant Customer Experience Manager or email support@aclaimant.com.
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