The Invoice and Receipt Summary report enables a dental practice to track and compare invoices and receipts against deposits for providers over a designated period.

• Running the report
• Invoices and receipts summary report findings
• Report examples

Running the report

1. Access the report from Administration - Reports.
2. Select the Invoices and Receipts Summary.
   • The report configuration window will open
   • Provider(s), select an individual provider or use the Multiple button to select several
     or leave the field blank to report on all providers
   • Enter From and To dates to specify a date range for the report
   • Select Print, Preview, Email or Export to produce the report

Invoices and receipts summary report findings

The report will produce the following information.

• Discounts, the sum of all discounts entered for invoices for the provider within the reporting period
• Invoices, these figures are calculated on the sum of all invoices and invoice adjustments entered within the period
• The invoices total (for each provider and overall) matches the total given by the Invoice Summary Report and Invoiced Treatment Report when run for the same period
• Expenses, these are invoices based on the amounts entered for lab items. Blank fields indicate that the provider did not invoice for lab items in this period
• Receipts, shows the sum of all receipts and receipt adjustments entered within the period
• The receipt totals (for each provider and overall) matches the allocated total given by the Allocated Payments Report when run for the same period
• Deposit, this is the change in the amount of money being held on deposit over the period of the report. It matches the Total Advance Payment figure shown on the Allocated Payments Report

• The sum of the Receipts column and the Deposit column equals the total amount receipted within the reporting period

Report examples

(Provider 1 takes a deposit of 150.00 from the patient and invoices work to the value of 100.00. 100.00 is also taken for the invoiced work. No lab work is invoiced.)

(Provider 2 invoices Patient A for work to the value of 250.00, discounted by 50.00. This includes lab work of 100.00.)

(Provider 3 has a deposit of 75.00 from Patient B, taken in a previous period.)

(Provider 4 invoices 75.00 to Patient B. Part of the deposit nominally held by provider 3 is used to settle the invoice.)

(Provider 5 takes a deposit of 200.00 from a patient, but doesn’t invoice anything yet.)

(Provider 6 invoices 150.00 to a patient but the patient doesn’t pay before the end of the reporting period.)

(Provider 7 discounts an invoice from a prior reporting period by 75.00.)

(Provider 8 corrects a mistake in an invoice from a prior reporting period, reducing it by 30.00.)

(Provider 9 corrects a mistake in an invoice which was already paid for in prior reporting period, reducing it by 40.00.)

(Provider 10 enters a 95.00 expense against treatment invoiced in a prior reporting period now that the bill is back from the lab.)