Uprise New Invoice Format - Editing Procedure Codes
This feature was released for Beta users on April 27th, 2023
Invoices in Uprise have a new look, improving readability and ease of check-out while preserving the processes that optical practices rely on for efficient billing. As this new invoice format becomes the standard for all Uprise sites, users should be aware of changes to certain task workflows workflow that you may encounter. Read more to learn how the process of editing procedure codes will now be managed in Uprise.
New Rules Based on Invoice Status
One of the most significant updates to invoices regards actions that can no longer be completed once an invoice reaches “Posted” status. For example, the Procedure/Product Code field becomes locked once the invoice is posted, which means users are no longer able to directly make changes to those selected billing codes on that invoice:
However, this does not mean that codes can no longer be changed for the purpose of billing to insurance payers. Rather, users will instead have to make such changes directly on the accompanying insurance claim before submitting it to the payer.
Note: Codes cannot be edited once the insurance claim has been submitted. If you need to edit a code on a claim that has already been submitted, simply cancel and then re-create the claim instead.
How to Edit Invoice Codes via the Accompanying Insurance Claim
To find the correct Insurance claim, users can look to the Patients > Summary > Transactions tab:

Alternatively, use the Claims > Tracking sub-tab to search for the claim by invoice number:
Scroll to box 24 of the open claim to view each line item or items require a different CPT or Diagnosis code, then click “Edit”:
Next, click the Pencil icon in the CPT/HCPS field or Diagnoses code fields as needed to open the editing menu:
Make any changes as needed, then click save:
After receiving a confirmation that the claim has been successfully saved, you will now see any changes made there reflected on the updated insurance claim and on the original invoice. These steps can be repeated to change any other line items, CPT, and/or Diagnoses codes as necessary.