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Public Release Notes - Manage 11.17.0

About this release

September 2, 2026 Manage 11.17.0

Manage 11.17 streamlines patient documentation with smarter survey tools, gives clinics more control over how locations appear to patients, and extends Australian billing workflows with new options for product exchanges, consolidated QP numbers, and multi-location payments. This release also adds a new payment reconciliation report and further refines AI-generated patient documents. 

NEW FUNCTIONALITY:

IMRPOVEMENTS:

  • [AU] QP Number Now Set Once Per Specialist
    Instead Of Per Location Set a specialist's QP Number once instead of separately for each location, and include patients from multiple locations in a single bulk claim run.

  • [AU] Bulk Payments Now Support Multiple Locations
    Reconcile a payer's outstanding invoices across multiple locations in a single action instead of repeating the process location by location.

  • [ALL] AI-Generated GP Referral Documents Now
    Generate In The Correct Language GP Referral documents generated by Manage AI now return in the correct language for English, Spanish, and Dutch.

1. WHAT'S NEW

 
 

[ALL] Dynamic Data Tags In Survey Templates

Environment settings > Survey templates
Patient > [Selected patient] > Surveys

Survey templates can now be configured with dynamic data tags that automatically pre-fill known patient information. Previously, users had to manually re-enter details already stored in Manage, such as demographics or appointment information, which could lead to inconsistent data and longer completion times.

Now, a dynamic data tag can be assigned to a single-line input question in a survey, linking it to the corresponding patient data so it is pre-populated automatically when the survey is opened, reducing manual entry and improving data accuracy.

HOW IT WORKS
To add a dynamic tag to a survey template:

  1. Navigate to Environment settings > Survey settings > Surveys.
  2. Open/create a survey template and select a single-line input question.
  3. In the question's settings panel, click on Prefill for manage data to open additional settings.
  4. Under Prefill data for, select the record the value should come from (e.g., Patient or Additional Contact).
  5. Under Insert field, select the specific field to pull in (e.g., Last Name or Contact Person Name).
  6. Click Prefill to insert the tag into the question.

    survey_dynamic_tag_adding

    After the tag is added, the Prefill template field will look like this:

    survey_dynamic_tag_adding_2

  7. All changes must be saved, and the survey must be published before the dynamic tags become available. 

 
When a survey based on that template is added to the patient's records: 

  • Available patient data is automatically inserted into the linked fields.

    If the corresponding data is missing from the patient record at that time, the field remains blank and can be completed manually.

    patient_survey_added
  • If that data is later added or changed on the patient record while the survey is still in progress and incomplete, an information bar appears offering to refresh the field.

    surveys_dynamic_fields_warning
  • Selecting Update fills in or updates only the fields that have not been manually edited. Any field changed directly by the user is protected and will not be overwritten.

    survey_dynamic_fields_updated

NOTE:

  • Dynamic data tags are currently supported for single-line input questions only.  Other question types, such as single-select or multi-select questions, as well as tables and image-based fields, are not supported. 



[ALL] Patient Communication Name For Locations

Environment settings > Locations > [Selected location] > General tab

A new Patient communication name field has been added to Location settings, allowing clinics to define a customer-friendly name for each location for use in patient communications and reports.

Patients frequently recognize their local store by a familiar name, such as a shopping centre, rather than its formal business name. This field enables clinics to display the name patients are more likely to recognize, reducing confusion, unnecessary inquiries to the store, and the risk of missed or delayed appointments.

HOW IT WORKS

  1. Navigate to Environment settings > Locations. Select the location to be configured.
  2. On the General tab, optionally enter a Patient communication name.

    patient_communication_name
  3. The Patient communication name is available as an insert field in SMS notification templates, email notification templates, patient letters, and report templates.

    Users can add the Patient communication name field to these templates to display the recognizable name to patients instead of the internal or legal name.

    patient_communication_name_insert_field


NOTE:

Patient communication name does not replace Name or Full Name in any existing context and is used exclusively for patient-facing communications and report templates.



[AU] Exchange Option Added to the Patient Sale

Patient > [Selected patient] > Patient sale
Patient > [Selected patient] > Equipment

Delivered products can now be exchanged directly from a Patient Sale, for example, to change a device type or accessory after delivery, eliminating the need to manually create a Credit Note and a new Sale for each exchange. Commission is recalculated automatically as part of the exchange, where commission functionality is enabled.

EXCEPTIONS

  • Only delivered physical products are eligible for exchange; Services, Repair Services, and Loss & Damage (L&D) Warranties cannot be exchanged, nor can items with a status of Exchanged, Credited, Replaced, or On Trial.
  • Exchange is not available on Patient Sales that include an HSP payer.

HOW IT WORKS

  1. On an invoiced Patient Sale with at least one eligible delivered item, click +Exchange.

    exchange_1-1
  2. Select one or more items to exchange, choose a Stock Action for each, and confirm the Credit Note Reason (defaults to "Exchange").

    Only delivered items can be selected; non-delivered items are shown in the list but stay disabled until they've been delivered.

    exchange_2

  3. Click Next, then select replacement product(s) and configure the payer allocation for each, as when adding an item to a Patient Sale. Each item can only be replaced with one new item, and the quantities must match.

    If the exchanged item has auto delivery enabled, its replacement's serial number must be entered now, since a new invoiced sale is always created immediately with a delivery note for the auto delivery item. Otherwise, it can be entered later. 

    exchange_3-1
  4. Review the Exchange Summary, which shows the original and replacement items with the payer split.

    If the original sale was paid, the amount already paid can be reassigned to the new sale: the original sale records this as a Payment Transfer refund, and the new sale automatically receives a matching Payment Transfer payment, so the patient does not have to pay again. If unpaid, the Payments section stays inactive.  

    When commission functionality is enabled, a Commission section is pre-filled from the original sale and can be edited independently of the payment transfer. 

    exchange_4
  5. Save the Exchange. This creates a Credit Note for each payer on the exchanged items, updates their status to "Exchanged" on the original sale, and generates a new, invoiced Patient Sale with the replacement products and the remaining sale details (appointment, payer, specialist, etc.).

    Products set to auto-delivery get a delivery note automatically, and the new sale can then be processed as normal, including delivery, payment, or further exchanges.

    Original sale

    exchange_5

    exchange_5b-1

    New sale

    exchange_6
  6. Exchanged items appear as "Returned" on the Equipment page.

    exchange_7


    Inventory is updated to the Stock Status corresponding to the Stock Action selected during the exchange.

    exchange_8
  7. Once the replacement item is delivered, it behaves as a newly sold item, including the ability to add Repair Orders and Loss & Damage (L&D) Warranties.

NOTE:

There is no limit to how many times a sale can be exchanged; each new sale created by an exchange behaves as a normal sale. 



[ALL] Bulk Export of Patient Surveys

Patient > [Selected patient] > Surveys

Clinicians can now export multiple patient surveys at once directly from the Patient Surveys dialog, instead of opening and exporting each survey individually. This makes it faster to assemble a complete set of surveys for a patient, for example, when preparing a transfer package or responding to a record request. Only the latest version of each survey is included, and every export is logged for audit purposes. 

REQUIRED PERMISSIONS

A dedicated ExportPatientSurveys permission controls access to the export action on the Patient Surveys dialog.

  • Users with this permission can trigger a bulk export of surveys from the dialog.
  • Users without the permission will not see the export action.

HOW IT WORKS

To export multiple patient surveys at once:

  1. Navigate to Patients > [Selected patient] > Surveys.
  2. Select the export action to open the bulk export options.

    export_patient_surveys_1
  3. Choose a date range to include only surveys created within the required period. 
  4. Optionally filter the surveys by status and/or template before exporting.

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  5. Click Export.

    The system generates a ZIP archive containing one PDF per survey (only the latest version of each).

    export_patient_surveys_3_optional

 
NOTE:

Bulk survey exports can currently be generated for one patient at a time. Exporting surveys for multiple patients in a single operation is not supported.



[ALL] Payment Reconciliation Report

Reports > Operations > Payment Reconciliation Report

A new Payment Reconciliation Report is now available in Manage. The report provides a consolidated view of payment activity across selected locations and date ranges, allowing users to review payments, refunds, deposits, and deposit refunds in a single report. With transaction-level details, subtotals, and payment method summaries, it helps streamline reconciliation and auditing processes. 

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The report includes:

  • Location and payment method grouping
  • Totals for deposits
  • Totals for deposit refunds (displayed as negative values)
  • Totals for payments
  • Totals for refunds (displayed as negative values)
  • Roll-up totals by location and payment method
  • Payment date
  • Invoice number and invoice type
  • Payer details
  • Patient ID (for patient-paid transactions only)
  • Payment type (Payment, Refund, Deposit, or Deposit Refund)
  • Transaction amount
  • Payment, refund, deposit, or deposit refund number
  • Transaction notes
  • The user who created the transaction

Filters available:

  • Date range (payment transaction date)
  • Location status (active/inactive)
  • Areas
  • Regions
  • Locations
  • Payment type (payment, refund, deposit, deposit refund)
  • Payment method
Transactions are grouped by Location and Payment Method, with subtotals and overall totals available to support payment reconciliation.
 
Refunds and deposit refunds are shown as negative amounts for clarity. Only non-deleted transactions are included in the report, and patient numbers are displayed only when the payer is the patient and not a third-party payer. 

Report data can be exported to PDF, CSV, Excel, and other supported formats for further processing.
 
 
 
 

2. IMPROVEMENTS

[AU] QP Number Now Set Once Per Specialist Instead of Per Location

Environment settings > Scheduler settings > Specialists > [Selected specialist] > General tab

Previously, a QP Number had to be entered separately for each location a specialist worked at. The QP Number is now a single field that applies across all of a specialist's locations, replacing the repeated per-location entries. Provider # is unaffected by this change and continues to be set per location and payer.

As a result, bulk Battery & Maintenance claim generation can now include patients from multiple locations in a single run. Previously, claims could be blocked if the selected specialist was not assigned a QP number at every relevant location. Now, claims are only blocked if the specialist has no QP number at all.

HOW IT WORKS

  1. Navigate to Environment settings > Scheduler settings > Specialists and open the specialist to review.
  2. On the General tab, a single QP number field is now available and applies across all of that specialist's locations.
  3. The QP Number field is no longer shown for individual locations.

    specialist_qp_number

NOTE:

  • Existing QP numbers are migrated automatically as part of the upgrade to Manage 11.17. If a specialist's locations previously shared the same QP number, it will appear in the new field. If they differed, the field is left blank and requires manual entry.
  • After upgrading, we recommend reviewing each specialist's General tab to confirm the QP number is populated correctly before generating claims. 
 

 

[AU] Bulk Payments Now Support Multiple Locations

Finance > Bulk payments

Bulk Payments now allows a centralized finance user to select one, several, or all eligible locations for a chosen third-party payer, view outstanding invoices from every selected location, and post one reconciliation across the enterprise in a single action, instead of repeating the process location by location.

Locations available for selection are limited to those the logged-in user already has permission to access, and each posted allocation continues to record invoice, payment, user, and location, so cross-location reconciliation stays auditable.

HOW IT WORKS

To reconcile a payer's outstanding invoices across multiple locations: 

  1. Navigate to Finance > Bulk payments and click + Bulk payments to start a new reconciliation, then select a payer. 
  2. In the Payment option section, select the location where the payment is being processed, the payment date, and the payment method. 
  3. In the Invoices section, select a payer, then several, or all eligible locations whose invoices should be included, using the new location multiselect and the option Select All locations. Only locations the user has permission to access are shown. 
  4. Set the date range for outstanding invoices to include. The end date defaults to today, and the range can span up to 90 days.
  5. Outstanding invoices from all selected locations display together in a list, with each invoice showing its location.

    bulk_payments_1a
  6. Select individual invoices, or use Select all to include every invoice across the full list, including invoices on additional pages.

    Only invoices with an outstanding amount are displayed in the list. Fully paid invoices will not appear even if they fall within the selected date range. 

  7. Optionally, use the new Search invoice number field to find a specific invoice among the results already filtered by the selected parameters. 

    The full invoice number must be entered, as partial numbers will not return results. The search is not case-sensitive.

    bulk_payments_2a

  8. Existing selections are kept when searching. However, changing any of the filter parameters clears previous invoice selections.
  9. Select Create payments to process the reconciliation. The payment is allocated across all selected invoices in a single action. 
  10. After creating a bulk payment, it can be reviewed from the Bulk payments history page, which can now be sorted by date, status, and initiator.

    The date shown on the Bulk Payments history page reflects the company's configured time zone, not the date on which the payment was actually created. As a result, a payment created on one calendar day may display under a different date if the company's time zone causes the recorded time to fall past midnight.

    Upon bulk payments reconciliation, there is a live update showing the status of the operation (Completed, Partially completed, Failed) and the number of successful and failed payments. You can check the results by exporting the CSV file.


    bulk_payments_3
 

[ALL] Improved Language Support for AI-Generated GP Referral Documents 

Patients

Manage AI's prompt for the GP Referral document has been updated so that generated documents are returned in the correct language for English, Spanish, and Dutch versions, with no other change to their format or content.

 

3. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS UPDATE

3.1 Current System Requirements

Operating systems Windows 10, Windows 11
Supported browsers Chrome (latest version), Edge (latest version)
Language preferences English
Country layers UK, AU, US, NZ, SG, HG, JP
Bridge version Bridge BE 2.5.0 + Client 2.5.1
Engage version

1.3.3, 2.0.0

Zapier version AuditData (4.3.1)
Screen resolution 1920x1200
Internet connection speed 10Mb/s
 

3.2 DWH Schema Changes


NOTE:

The Data Warehouse (DWH) structure is uniform across all country layers. However, for operational convenience, each country layer can only access data relevant to them, with data access being managed at the customer level.
 

 
3.2.1 Updated Tables
 

COUNTRY 

TABLE CHANGE COLUMN NAME
ALL  Dim_Specialist  Added RequiresBillingSpecialist 

ALL

 Dim_SpecialistLocationLink  Modified QpNumber is not populated anymore.

QpNumber in Dim_Specialist should be used instead.