Service to invoice
Recorded services become a draft invoice.
A service should become an invoice line the moment it is recorded, and payments should be followed up from the same place. A billing module cuts after-visit work and makes missing items visible.
When services are copied by hand from the record into a separate sheet, items get forgotten. The module turns a recorded service straight into a draft invoice and warns about gaps.
Invoice and reminder texts are prepared in the patient’s language: English or your own community language.
Every invoice shows whether it is sent, paid or overdue. Reminders for late payments follow the timing and wording you set.
Financial records can be exported in a form your accountant or software can take over.
Recorded services become a draft invoice.
Sent, paid and overdue in one list.
Rule-based reminders for overdue invoices.
Output suitable for accounting.
By e-mail we discuss your processes, roles, existing systems and how data is moved, and set the scope in writing.
We build the solution around your workflow and connect it to e-mail, calendar, documents and payment.
We test every flow with realistic cases, train your team and go live only when it is right.
Billing and tariff structures in healthcare are specifically Australian and change over time. Which tariff, insurer and billing form is needed is clarified with you and your responsible billing provider before development.
If needed. Otherwise it connects to the existing one; we decide together which suits you.
Tariff items are set up to be updated in settings; scope is agreed with you in writing.
Yes, invoice and reminder texts are prepared in the languages your customers speak.
Insurer and tariff structures in practice billing: tariff items, insurance details and invoice format for Australia. Quote by e-mail.
Learn morePractice and clinic reports: appointments, services, revenue and utilisation overviews. Indicators you choose, with export. Quote by e-mail.
Learn moreLast step of the patient journey: invoice and payment, then a follow-up invitation. Quote by e-mail.
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