About ACC
The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) is a no-fault scheme in New Zealand that covers everyone if they're injured in an accident. This includes children, beneficiaries and students. It doesn’t matter if they’re working, unemployed or retired. It also includes visitors to New Zealand.
The cover ACC provides helps pay for the costs of recovery. This includes payment towards treatment, help at home and work, and help with income.
The splose ACC integration enables you to handle all your ACC-related tasks effortlessly from within your splose workspace. This includes invoicing and reconciling, submitting new injury claims or ACC32 claims, and managing your ACC contracts.
This guide will cover how to set up the ACC integration.
Getting started with ACC in splose
In your splose workspace, navigate to settings, then integrations.
Find the ACC integration option and click on the settings button.
Step 1: Add your practice
Select new practice and fill in your practice details.
Practice Details:
Practice name: the name that ACC associates with your practice.
Vendor ID: this number is assigned to your practice by ACC as a unique identifier when you register with ACC.
Contract ID: this number is assigned to your practice by ACC for service contract(s) that you have been granted. Contact ACC if you are unsure whether you should have an ID.
HPI facility number (optional): created by the Ministry of Health, the HPI is a classification and identification number that helps identify health providers and holds their information in a central national database for use by the New Zealand health and disability sector. This is optional and you can find out more here.
Vendor GST number: include your GST number if you are GST registered.
Vendor phone number (optional): enter your contact number for ACC to use if they need to get in touch.
Step 2: Upload your Healthlink digital certificate
Select + New certificate to upload your certificate and certificate details.
Certificate details:
Filename: distinguish your certificate file by giving it a name that you can identify
Expiry date: digital certificates last for 12 months. Select a date of expiry so you can quickly identify when it is close to expiring
Select file: Healthlink often mail a CD or USB which contains a folder with your digital certificate inside. Open this folder and search for a file with your name and with the file type .pfx. Select this to upload it to splose
Passphrase: Healthlink will provide you with a certificate passphrase. You can usually find this as a text message from Healthlink, or by giving them a call here
Note: if you have trouble locating your certificate file, contact Healthlink here.
Step 3: Select your practitioners
Select + New practitioner to add your practitioners. This enables invoicing, reporting and claim submissions for these practitioners.
Practitioner details:
Practitioner: select from all of your current practitioners listed in splose. If you do not see your practitioner listed, go to Settings, then Users, to add them
ACC provider ID: a unique number is assigned by ACC to every practitioner. That practitioner should know their provider number. Call ACC if you do not have access to this
Provider type: select from our list of provider types. If you do not see your provider type listed, reach out to our team at splose via the support function in your workspace
Default practice: select the practice that you will be mostly based out of
Certificate: select your Healthlink digital certificate
Address: enter the practitioner's address
Step 4: Refresh your webpage to load the integration
Check that the integration has been set up correctly by refreshing your webpage. The ACC integration should appear in the top menu section next to products (see the image below).
ACC integration not loading?
If the ACC menu item is not showing after you have refreshed your browser, you can chat with our support team from your workspace by clicking on the question mark icon in the top right hand corner.
