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[Feature Request] Commission Based Payment For Doctors #164
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Thanks for the detailed write-up @pushkarjsh88. The commissions are not limited to lab tests alone but are extended to OP, IP, Lab and Pharmacy also in some cases. |
It could be a generic feature as we have learned similar use cases from a few prospects |
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Background:-
The healthcare provider has a category of doctors and technicians who are paid based on the accumulated commissions. Instead of giving a fixed salary to doctors/technicians belonging to this category, commissions are applied to them based on different diagnostic cases handled by them over a period of time. The accumulated commissions are paid to those doctors/technicians through respective Payroll Category in a periodic manner.
Desired Workflow:-
Step 1: Item wise Commission
Step 2: Sales Invoice Generation
Step 3: Report Submission
Step 4: Application of Commission to Doctors
Step 5: Defining Salary Components and Salary Structure for Category 3
Step 6: Initiate Doctor Commission Payout (Not Available)
There should be an option in the payroll module for processing doctor commissions.
The system should be able to pull relevant details such as practitioner name, gathered commissions, time period etc while generating a payroll entry.
Additional salary should be generated in the system indicating all the commission accumulated in the specified time period for a specific practitioner.
Step 7: Actual Processing of Payroll Entry
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