1. Know exactly what is outstanding
Before asking, group by payer: which shifts, on which dates, how much each is worth and the agreed payment date. Partial payments count: record what came in and ask only for the rest.
Late payments are common when you work in several places. The hard part isn't asking, it's knowing exactly what, from whom and since when. Sort that out first and collecting becomes simple.
Before asking, group by payer: which shifts, on which dates, how much each is worth and the agreed payment date. Partial payments count: record what came in and ask only for the rest.
A message listing the shifts (date, place and amount) is easier to resolve than a vague “it hasn't come in yet”. Send it to the finance contact, not only to whoever coordinates the roster.
Mark what was paid as soon as it arrives and keep the rest in view. That way nothing gets forgotten from one month to the next.
See more in financial tracking for shift-based doctors.
Calendoctor tracks amounts and prepares the request, but it doesn't send or receive payments: payment happens outside the app. For contractual or legal matters, seek professional advice.
A short message, with a list of shifts, resolves faster. Example:
Hello, how are you? Below is the list of shifts still open at Hospital São Lucas: 03/10 (7am to 7pm), R$ 1,200; 10/10 (7pm to 7am), R$1,500. The agreed date was 05/11. Total: R$2,700. Can you confirm the payment forecast? Thanks.
If the collection drags on, these records show what was worked on and agreed upon.
List the outstanding shifts with date, place, amount and agreed date, send an itemized request to the finance contact and follow up until the payment arrives.
It writes the request itemized by shift and opens your messaging app or the finance contact's email. You send it, and payment happens outside the app.
Open the entry and record the amount received. The rest stays in the outstanding balance.
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