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Cornerstone User Information

QuikTips & Other Helpful Hints

QuikTips are informational sheets developed to provide Cornerstone users with additional information or with assistance in challenging aspects of the system.

  • Administrative Features of the Automated EOD/BOD Process
    Provides information on configuring the End of Day / Beginning of Day processing at your Cornerstone site.
  • CFC Supervisor's Guide to Correcting Authorizations (SV07)
    Provides directions for supervisory staff to correct inaccurate authorization data within 90 days of the authorization's "Start Date" and to cancel existing authorizations.
  • EI Term Reason Codes & Definitions
    Provides an overview of the Term Reason codes and definitions for use by the Early Intervention program.
  • Laptops
    Provides general information on laptop usage.
  • Laptop Printing at Remote Sites
    Assists Early Intervention laptop users in printing at remote sites. Note that this QuikTip is specific to EI Cornerstone users.
  • Losing Power to Your Laptop/Workstation While in Cornerstone
    Provides information on how your Cornerstone system is affected when you lose power, and what critical steps need to be taken to prevent data loss or corruption.
  • Rebooting
    Outlines when it is appropriate to reboot your workstation based on specific error messages received.
  • SV07
    Provides an overview of the Early Intervention Service Authorization Entry screen (SV07), then gives detailed information on the use of the "Payee" and "Ind. Provider" fields.
  • Understanding Service Authorizations
    Assists Early Intervention (EI) providers in better understanding service authorizations on the EI-Authorized Provider Services Report (HSPR0771) and the EI-IFSP Report (HSPR0777).

Other Helpful Hints


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