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How do I receive payments? (South Africa)

South Africa Billing

How you receive payment depends on the payment type you selected when billing the appointment.


Online Payment

If you are a PRO subscriber using Trova's integrated payment partner (Paystack):

  • Send the invoice to the client.

  • The client receives an email containing a secure payment link.

  • The client completes payment through Paystack using one of the available payment methods.

Once payment is successful:

  • Paystack sends you a payment confirmation email.

  • The invoice status in Trova automatically updates to Paid.

  • A receipt is automatically emailed to the client.

No additional action is required.


Other Payment

Use Other Payment when the client pays you outside of Trova, such as by:

  • EFT or bank transfer

  • Cash

  • Credit or debit card

  • Another external payment method

Once you have confirmed payment:

  • Go to Billing

  • Locate the invoice

  • Select Mark as Paid

  • Choose the payment date

  • Save your changes

The invoice status updates to Paid, and a receipt is automatically emailed to the client.


Insurance Payment

When using Insurance Payment:

  • Generate the invoice.

  • Mail the invoice to the insurance company using Mail to Insurance.

  • Wait for payment from the insurance provider.

Once payment has been received:

  • Go to Billing

  • Locate the invoice

  • Select Mark as Paid

  • Choose the payment date

  • Save your changes

The invoice status updates to Paid, and a receipt is automatically emailed to the client.

If the insurance company does not pay, you can use the Mail option to send the invoice directly to the client for payment.


Tip

Only Online Payment invoices update automatically after payment is received through Paystack. Other Payment and Insurance Payment invoices must be manually marked as Paid after you have confirmed payment.


If you need help managing your billing, please contact our support team at support@trova.health.

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