Medicare Receipting

When a payment has been received from Services Australia, receipting can be performed.

About this task

Pay the invoices of Medicare Receipting from Receipt section.

Procedure

To perform the Medicare Receipting:
  1. Select Claiming, Banking, and Payments IconClaiming, Banking, and Payments > Receipt from the menu.
    Receipts Tab
  2. In the Receipt window, from the Centre list, select the centre for which you want to do receipting.
    Receipt Window
    Only the centres to which you belong are listed, unless you have the All Centres permission.
  3. Select Medicare Receipting from the list.
    Medicare Receipting
  4. In the Search by ref # field, enter the reference number (batch number) for the batch that was sent to Services Australia. The invoice list is displayed in the Medicare Receipting section.
    Medical Receipting Window
    The batch number appears at the start of the batch item on the Batch tab. For more information, refer to Batch and Separate Items from a Batch.
    Batch Number
  5. To display the associated items, click Expand.
  6. To add items to the Payment section, in the Medicare Receipting section, click Add to PaymentAdd to payment.
    When you hover your mouse over the Add to Payment icon, it shows Add to payment.
  7. In the Payment section, select a receipting centre from the list of Receipting Centre field.
  8. In the Reference field, enter a reference number for the payment.
    Receipt Window
    Note:
    This is mandatory and supplied by Services Australia.
  9. In the Payment section, select the payment type:
    • Direct Deposit - IconDirect Deposit and Cheque - IconCheque are available for Services Australia payments.
    • To complete a payment, enter the required bank details.
      Direct Deposit

      Cheque
  10. In the Pay field, enter the payment amount.
  11. To pay the amount, click Pay.

Results

A record of the payment is displayed in the Bank tab and in the Transaction History section. For more information, see Banking and Transaction History.