We have been advised of the following by Claiming.com:

Note: Performance appears to be restored.

Please note Webservices has no official statements on any event. We have been in verbal contact with Webservice contacts who have confirmed there is an outage event but there is no email or official statement so any notification we tell you is based on our monitoring and what we can ask developer contacts.

At this time it appears that we are no longer seeing 'no response' events from Webservices which

Claiming.com have advised the following in relation to the verification and claiming submission problems that started yesterday:

NOTE: Bad and worsening performance as of 8:44 am.

Medicare have confirmed over the phone that their issue is on going, while we monitored an increase in performance overnight and they are currently responding to about 50% of traffic which is better than yesterday, they are likely to see an increased drop off as the traffic increases.

You should expect issues today.

We

ACC Digital Operations have advised that there are aware that there is currently an issue with:

• Claim Submissions
• Invoice Submissions
• Invoice Queries

They are looking into the cause and will advise as soon as this is resolved.

They apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

ACC Digital Operations have advised that they are aware that there is currently an issue with API submissions for:

* ACC45 claims
* Invoice
*ACC18 Medical Certificates

They are looking into the cause and will advise as soon as this is resolved.

They apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

ACC Digital Operations have advised that ACC online services are now back up and running.

The issues affecting Invoice and Medical Certificate API Submissions have now been resolved. 

If you unsuccessfully attempted to submit any invoices or medical certificate, please resubmit them.

ACC Digital Operations have advised that they are aware that some users are experiencing issues with invoice submissions.

They are looking into this with urgency and will advise once the services are restored.

They apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.