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A fee tied to the visit itself
Billing lives with the consultation it belongs to, not in a separate ledger someone has to reconcile by hand.
Every visit carries its own fee, payments and balance, so reviewing the day means reading one summary instead of cross-checking a notebook against the appointment list.

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Billing lives with the consultation it belongs to, not in a separate ledger someone has to reconcile by hand.
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A patient who pays part of the fee today isn't marked as paid or unpaid — the remaining balance stays visible.
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An invoice is built from the services actually billed on that visit, not typed up separately.
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Conventions with insurers, mutuelles or companies apply a percentage or fixed-amount coverage to specific services, not just a blanket discount.

What was billed, collected and left outstanding is already there — nobody has to total a notebook by hand.
The practice can see exactly what's still owed, per visit, instead of a vague sense that something is pending.
Once a convention is set up, the right amount gets covered automatically instead of being calculated by hand each time.
Record the partial payment — the visit keeps an accurate running balance instead of a simple paid-or-unpaid flag.
Yes, once a convention is set up for that insurer or mutuelle, its coverage rule applies to the services it covers.
Yes — daily, weekly and monthly summaries are available alongside the per-visit detail.
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