Many insurance payer portals require two-factor authentication (2FA) at login. When Adit’s RCM team authenticates on your practice’s behalf to run eligibility verifications, the resulting one-time password (OTP) is delivered to the practice’s registered email address rather than to Adit directly. Without a way to relay that code, verification requests stall until someone at the practice retrieves and shares it manually.
Configuring an auto-forwarding rule removes that dependency. Once set up, any OTP email matching the criteria you define is copied automatically to rcmverify@adit.com, your own inbox continues to receive the original message unchanged, and Adit’s team can complete authentication without contacting your front desk. This is a one-time setup per mailbox; instructions for both Outlook and Gmail are provided below.
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Before You Begin
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Sign in to Outlook Web
Go to Outlook Web and sign in with your email credentials.
Access Outlook Rules
Click Settings (⚙️) in the upper-right corner, then Mail > Rules.
Create a Forwarding Rule
Test the Forwarding Rule
Log in to the insurance portal and confirm the OTP arrives at rcmverify@adit.com shortly after it reaches your own inbox. If it does not, review the rule’s condition and rule order in the Outlook Rules list, since a broader rule earlier in the list can sometimes intercept the message first.
Sign in to Gmail
Go to Gmail and sign in with your email credentials.
Enable Email Forwarding
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Note: Google sends a push notification to the mobile device associated with this account to confirm that the forwarding address was added intentionally. Approve the prompt on that device before continuing; the forwarding address cannot be activated until this confirmation is completed. |
Open the verification email sent to rcmverify@adit.com and click the confirmation link.
Create a Gmail Filter for OTP Emails
Adding the forwarding address in Step 2 makes forwarding possible; a filter is what actually applies it to OTP emails specifically, rather than forwarding every message in the mailbox.
Test the Forwarding Rule
Log in to the insurance portal and confirm the OTP arrives at rcmverify@adit.com.
Forwarding rules move a copy of sensitive authentication data outside your primary mailbox, so a few safeguards are worth keeping in mind once the setup above is complete.
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✓ Restrict the destination. Only rcmverify@adit.com should receive forwarded OTPs. Confirm the address before saving each rule or filter. ✓ Some portals resist forwarding. Payers that detect forwarded mail or bind OTPs to the originating IP address may reject them; in that case, manual login by the practice remains the fallback. |
✓ Revisit rules after email changes. Password resets, mailbox migrations, or new IT policies can silently disable forwarding; periodic verification is recommended. ✓ Fully reversible. The rule or filter can be edited or removed at any time from the same settings screen, with no impact on normal mail delivery. |
Once configured, OTP delivery to Adit’s RCM team requires no further action from the practice. For assistance with setup or portal-specific issues, contact the Adit Support Team.
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