Your invoices and receipts, with GST and QST calculated for you.

What's on the receipt

• An “OFFICIAL RECEIPT”. Invoice number, issue date and date of service, made out to your client.
• The practitioner. Their name, profession, association and member number, with their address and phone number.
• The taxes. GST (5%) and QST (9.975%), with your registration numbers and your NEQ.
• The details. Treatments, add-ons, discount, subtotal and amount received.
• The payment. The payment date and method (card, cash, cheque or transfer), with an electronic signature.
• The client's language. The receipt comes out in French or English, depending on your client.

From appointment to receipt

1. 1
   The invoice is createdFrom the appointment, or on its own. It starts as a draft, and a draft never goes out as a receipt.
2. 2
   You issue itIt takes the next number, with no gaps in the numbering.
3. 3
   You record the paymentCard, cash, cheque or transfer: the invoice is marked as paid.
4. 4
   The receipt goes outBy email in your clinic's name, with the PDF attached; the email itself shows no amount and no treatment.

Your finances at a glance

• Billed and collected. What you've billed and what you've actually collected.
• GST + QST to remit. The tax amount to remit, calculated from your invoices.
• The 6-month trend. How your revenue has moved over the last six months.
• A CSV export. To bring your numbers into a spreadsheet or hand them to your accountant.
• Each email's status. Your invoice list shows whether each receipt was sent, failed to send or wasn't delivered.
• Taxable or not. You set, treatment by treatment and add-on by add-on, what's taxable.

What invoicing doesn't do

SkyTarget doesn't bill insurers directly and doesn't take payments online: payments received are recorded by hand.

The receipt shows the practitioner's association and member number, but its acceptance by each insurer hasn't been verified. With the client app (Signature plan), your client finds their invoices and shares their PDF receipt; they don't get a notice there for a new invoice yet.