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Send statements to your clients

You can use ezyVet to send client statements to your clients directly. ezyVet uses email to send the client statements. Each email includes a PDF document of the statement.

Note: A client can only receive a statement if their contact record has an email address in the Contact Methods section with For Sending Financial Records selected:

If the Contact Methods section has more than one email address, each email address must also have a name in each Name box.

To send client statements, do this procedure.
  1. Select Reporting.
    The Reporting tab
    ezyVet shows the reports that are available for you to use.
  2. In the settings list, select Procedures.
    The Procedures setting
  3. Select Statements.
    The Statements setting
    ezyVet shows the Statements report settings.
    Trouble: If ezyVet does not show Statements, your user account does not have the Statements report permission. Contact your practice manager.
  4. In the Dates boxes, enter the applicable date range.
  5. Make other settings as necessary.
  6. Select Show List.
    ezyVet shows the clients who have unpaid balances. The information includes:
    • Name
    • Email address
    • Account balance
    • The newest statement and the date that ezyVet sent it
    • Payment terms
  7. For each client, select View PDF and do a check of its information to make sure that it is correct.
  8. Select the clients to send a statement to.
    Note: To select many clients at the same time, use the Toggle settings in the Send Statements section as follows:
    Setting Function
    AllSelects all clients.
    EmailedSelects all clients that have an email address.
  9. In the Template box of the Email Settings section, select the applicable email template.
  10. Select EMAIL/POST.
ezyVet prepares the email messages to automatically send to your clients.
If necessary, change the financial lockdown period to prevent changes to the applicable financial records.