Minnesota’s Department of Labor and Industry filing system — where the R-forms go. Not where your invoice goes.
Your bill does not go to Campus. The itemised hourly invoice goes to the carrier or self-insured employer that is paying the claim, and the 30-day payment clock (with 4% interest after it) runs against that payer, not against the state.
The practical version: two rails, two destinations, one set of underlying activity records. A QRC who keeps one contemporaneous log feeds both. A QRC who reconstructs from memory feeds neither accurately.
Med Claims Pro does not integrate with Campus and does not claim to. It produces the invoice, the documentation and the receivable; the state filings go through the state’s own system.
How to bill as a Minnesota QRC covers both rails, the statutory rates and the payment clock.
Fifteen minutes, your state’s codes on screen — or start the trial and poke around on your own.