5 posts tagged with "Desktop"

In the calendar you choose the zoom of the time grid, the column width and the arrangement of the appointment card. From the screen of the fiscal device you print a fiscal memory report for a month or a year, and when the device refuses, you see what happened and what to do. In online booking the client sees their wallet balance, and the description of a service unfolds in place.

Commission settings explain in plain words, with an example, which amount the commission is calculated from, and a booked commission shows how it was calculated. Payments from the client's wallet are kept outside income. For medical practices, you can now issue referrals and prescriptions from the NHIS e-examination, fill it in from a template, and correct it after it is closed.

This update touches three different parts of the working day: the catalog — deleting a service or a price shows which clients and memberships it affects before you confirm it; the front desk with a cash register — you put cash in, take it out, and sync the clock without touching the keyboard of the device; the consulting room — the NHIS e-examination has a field for assessments.

This update is mainly for medical practices working with NHIS: the patient now signs the outpatient sheet on a tablet, and examination search finally works by NRN alone. Plus support for the new Datecs cash register series, a better layout on small laptops, and several fixes in sales and reports.

The leading focus in this update is clearer and more stable day-to-day work with fiscal devices. Alongside that, payments now follow a cleaner workflow, and Calendar gets new schedule printing to PDF.