Re: [Health] Multiple List prices for a Product

[Khurram Shahzad]

Dear Luis,

The idea is good. However, the services on Cash and Insurance will be covered but what about "welfare/charity based" services?

I was searching for some already developed Tryton modules and I found following two:

trytond_product_price_list

tryton_sale_price_list

Using these two modules, multiple price lists can be created and while creating "Sale" a price list can be attached. That works fine and it automatically picks the price from the selected price list. But, I don't see the "Price List" input control in "Health Services"! It would be really nice if we can integrate the "Price List" module with "Health Services".

Further more, I would also request to put some option to attach price lists at patient level.

Regards,

Khurram.

On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 10:50 AM, Luis Falcon <address@hidden> wrote:

Dear Khurram
On Tue, 20 Sep 2016 12:59:25 +0500
Khurram Shahzad <address@hidden> wrote:

> Dear community,
>
> We want to set multiple list prices for various products. For
> example, our hospital provides the facility of the surgical procedure
> "Appendectomy" at three different rate:
>
> Appendectomy - on Cash
> Appendectomy - on Insurance
> Appendectomy - on welfare basis
>
> I have configured a Product with code "Appendectomy" and given ONE
> list and cost price. How can I add other two list and cost prices. It
> would be nice if I can add separate accounting information for each
> of them.

I think the module "health_insurance_policy"[1] that we're working on
should take care of this type of scenario. This will be for 3.2, but
the initial development could be used as a local module for the current
3.0 series if you want to see the functionality.

Let us know your ideas and thoughts.

1.- https://savannah.gnu.org/task/index.php?14067


Bests,

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Regards,

Khurram.