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What are Rollover Credits (Patient Bank)?

How unused patient credits carry over and what that means for your monthly allocation.

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Overview

Rollover Credits allow unused patient allocations to carry forward to the next month.

If your practice does not use all patients in a given month, those unused credits automatically roll into a short-term bank. This gives your practice more flexibility when demand fluctuates.

Rollover helps practices align patient allocation with the natural seasonality of aesthetics and wellness.


Why This Matters

Rollover Credits give your practice more flexibility over patient allocation.

  • Helps the practice: Unused patients can still be used in future months.

  • Supports seasonal demand: You can apply additional credits during busier periods.

  • Improves planning: Your team has a buffer when patient demand increases.

This allows practices to manage slower months without losing the value of unused allocation.


How It Works

Unused patients automatically roll into a temporary credit bank at the end of each month. These banked credits can be used in future months if your patient volume exceeds your standard allocation.

A few important rules apply:

  • Banked credits expire after 60 days if unused.

  • The system always uses your current month’s allocation first, then pulls from banked credits if needed.

Each plan also has a limit on how many credits can be banked at one time.

Annual plans receive a 2× rollover cap, allowing practices to bank more patients to accommodate seasonal swings.

Monthly Plan Bank Limits

Plan

Monthly Allocation

Max Bank

Starter

50 patients

50 banked

Growth

100 patients

100 banked

Pro

150 patients

150 banked

Enterprise

Plan-specific

Annual Plan Bank Limits

Plan

Monthly Allocation

Max Bank

Starter

50 patients

100 banked

Growth

100 patients

200 banked

Pro

150 patients

300 banked

Enterprise

Plan-specific

Example: Growth Plan

Growth plans include 100 patients per month. Below is an example of how rollover works across several months.

Month

Used

Fresh Allocation

Banked After

Notes

January

70

100

30

30 unused credits roll over

February

90

100

40

10 fresh unused + 30 banked available

March

130

100

10

Uses 100 fresh + 30 banked

April

80

100

30

20 unused roll over


Best Practices & Pro Tips

  • Plan for seasonal demand. Rollover helps offset slower months and prepare for busier periods.

  • Use banked credits during marketing pushes. Campaigns and promotions often create temporary spikes in demand.

  • Monitor expiration windows. Banked credits expire after 60 days.

  • Upgrade to a higher tier. If you go over your monthly cap ofter, you can upgrade to a new tier at any time from your admin panel.

Tracking your balance regularly helps ensure credits are used before they expire.


FAQs

Q: Do rollover credits happen automatically?

Yes. If you do not use your full allocation in a month, the unused portion rolls into your credit bank automatically.

Q: Do rollover credits expire?

Yes. Banked credits expire after 60 days if they are not used.

Q: Which credits are used first?

The system always uses your current month’s allocation first, then pulls from banked credits if needed.

Q: Can I bank unlimited credits?

No. Each plan has a maximum bank limit based on your monthly allocation.

Q: Do patients see rollover credits?

No. This feature only affects how patient allocations are counted for your practice.


Support

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