Managing payment allocations
After a payment has been recorded against a batch, you can manage how it is allocated from the Advanced Finalise Batch Billing window. Each payment has a Manage button with options to view, reverse, or delete allocations, or to retain minor balances. You can also delete the allocation for a single invoice from the patient's Transaction Listing.
Manage options in the Advanced Finalise Batch Billing window
In the Advanced Finalise Batch Billing window, select the Manage button next to a payment to choose from the following options.
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Open for Viewing | Opens the Receive Payment window, where you can view additional information recorded about the payment. You can also reprint a payment receipt from this window. |
| Reverse Entire Payment | Reverses the full payment. This may leave invoices outstanding. Use this when a payment has been entered more than once in error. |
| Delete Allocations | Removes the payment allocations against any invoices associated with the batch. |
| Retain Funds | Settles minor balances on payments that were missed when the funds were originally allocated to a batch. |
Reverse Entire Payment reverses the whole payment and can leave invoices outstanding. Check the payment carefully before reversing it.
Delete the allocation for a single invoice
There are times when you need to remove a batch payment allocation from one invoice. You can do this from the patient's Transaction Listing.
- From the patient's record, navigate to Accounts > Transaction Listing.
- Expand the Allocations section towards the bottom of the screen.
- In the Transactions section, highlight the relevant invoice to display its associated payments in the Allocations section.
- Highlight the payment in the Allocations section.
- Select the Delete Allocation button.
- At the confirmation prompt, select Yes.
After you delete an allocation, the status of the batch may change in Accounts > Batch Billing, and funds may need to be reallocated to the appropriate invoices.