When a service is a flat rate, but insurance calls it a number of units, the cost divided by the units is not always a round number. E.g.$1108/9 units is 123.1111111... When multiplied out $123.11 x 9 units, this totals $1107.99 which does not = $1108..... So I CANNOT ISSUE A SUPERBILL because of that one silly penny!

Please allow an option for rounding error (<$1?) for those of us in this very frustrating situation. I cannot simply change my prices since the number of units is based on time and the possibilities are infinite.

Additionally, if there is a discount on the invoice, this is not reflected in the superbill which seems.... fraudulent? If the service is $1000 but the patient has a discount of $200, the $800 should be reflected on the superbill, correct? Right now I don't see this happening automatically.

Thank you for your help!