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Engagement: Sending a Single Payment Request
Engagement: Sending a Single Payment Request
This article will include the steps to request payments through Engagement [Modento]
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Written by Grace Richards
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Sending Payment Requests to patients through Engagement [Modento] will reduce the need for mailed paper statements and will simplify the payment process for your patients! Here is a short video about Sending a Payment Request:


Note: You will need to have Clearent, Stripe, Apex or Moolah as a virtual terminal service in order to integrate with Engagement [Modento]'s Single Payment Request feature. To learn more about these services click the links listed below:

For more information regarding these Payment Processing Services, refer to this article!


Sending a Payment Request

  1. Access the Patients tab

  2. Select the Three Dot Menu next to the patient's initials

  3. Hover over Communication

  4. Click Send a Payment Request

  5. Enter in the Dollar Amount to request

  6. Click the check box to Add a Note for the patient

  7. Click the check box to Attach a Statement

  8. Click Load to pull the most recent statement from your Practice Management Software (Note: this will work for Open Dental)

    1. For Eaglesoft or Dentrix, you must save the statement as a file from your Practice Management Software, then upload it into the Payment Request by selecting the Choose File button

  9. Select the Delivery Channel Preference

  10. Click Send


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Posting Payments to Ledger

  1. Access the Inbox tab

  2. Click on Payment in the Filters menu to see a list of the patients that have completed a payment.

  3. For Open Dental and Eaglesoft practices, you will have the option to Post to Ledger from the notification

    Note: If you use Dentrix, you will need to manually post the payment to the ledger in the Practice Management Software.


Related Resources

The following resource will give you a more in-depth explanation on how to use Engagement Payments:

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