The work impairment overview gives you a structured summary of all recognized work impairment periods in the case.
Open the panel
You can find the work impairment overview in Document study: click the icon in the left sidebar to open the panel. The overview is also available in the Case history — there you open it from the toolbar above the case history.
Overview structure
The overview shows you:
Periods — From-to dates of each work impairment period; gaps between them appear as Period without work impairment
Degree — Percentage of work impairment (e.g., 50%, 100%); the color indicates the range (0–30%, 31–70%, 71–100%)
Timeline — Visual display of the periods; the circle size represents the period length
Tags — Categorizations such as Until further notice, Backdated, Due to accident, or Due to sickness
Source — Issuer, institution, and department of the document the entry comes from
Navigate the overview
Search — The search field matches issuer, institution, department, dates, and degree
Filter — The filter menu narrows the list by tags or shows only entries that need manual review
Open document — Via the menu on an entry you jump to the source document in the PDF reader
Show all documents in this period — Filters the document list to the entry's period
Review and correct entries
If an entry is incorrect, you can correct it directly in the panel:
Adjust dates — Edit a date in place by double-clicking it
Edit tags — Assign or remove tags via the entry's menu
Add an entry — Add a missing work impairment with the plus button at the top of the panel
Review — If amaise could not reliably recognize the details in a document, the entry asks for a manual check; click Review to verify the details against the document and confirm them
Export as Excel
You can download the work impairment overview as an Excel file to process it offline or import it into other systems. The export contains the currently displayed entries — active filters included — with periods, degree, source, tags, and a link to the document.
If the list is empty
amaise detects work impairment periods in disability certificates (AUF certificates) and medical reports. If the panel shows No work impairments available, no periods have been recognized — either the case contains no such documents, or no work impairment details were found in them.