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This flow describes how to record a payment reconciliation in MANSOQ. You record a payment against an issued invoice, or as a general credit on an account. Pre-requisites - If you record a payment against an invoice, the invoice is issued. - If…

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Overview

This flow describes how to record a payment reconciliation in MANSOQ. You record a payment against an issued invoice, or as a general credit on an account.

Pre-requisites

Permissions

Permission Access
Can Write Payment Reconciliation Record a payment or a credit note. Facility Admin, Admin, Staff, Doctor, Nurse, and Pharmacist have this permission.

Steps

1. Start the payment

Start the payment from one of these places:

Note: Press r on an invoice page or an account page to open Record Payment. Press c on an account page to open Advance/Receipt.

2. Enter the payment details

Complete the form fields.

Components What it captures
Payment Method How the payer pays. Select Cash, Credit Card, Credit Account, Check, Direct Deposit or Debit Card.
Payment Type The nature of the transaction. Select Payment or Advance.
Issuer Type Who pays. Select Patient or Insurer.
Location The place where you collect the payment.
Amount Paid The amount that the payer pays.
Amount Received The cash amount that you receive from the payer.
Reference Number The transaction reference for the payment.
Payment Date The date of the payment.
Note More information about the payment.

For a credit note, MANSOQ does not ask for an Issuer Type. Enter the Refund Amount in place of the Amount Paid.

If you select Cash as the Payment Method, enter the Amount Received. MANSOQ calculates the change to return.

For all other payment methods, you can enter a Reference Number.

Note: The Payment Date cannot be in the future.

Note: Whether the Location field is mandatory depends on your facility's configuration.

3. Submit the payment

Click the submit button to save the payment.

Expected Outcome

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Source evidence

References are pinned to the private MANSOQ source repository. Repository access is required to open these links.