General Description
This screen is used to setup settings & mappings associated with the Requests Screen.
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Request Settings
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| 1 | Client | This lists all the clients for which the laboratory has settings/mappings. "Clients" in this context is an outside lab or ordering institution. |
| 2 | Lab ID | This is the ID of the currently selected lab. This is the number that incoming requests need to reference for orders directed at the selected lab. |
| 3 | Client Identifier | This is number identifier that incoming requests need to reference to show that they're from a known outside lab/ordering institution. |
| 4 | Add New Client | Adds a new client to the list in the Client box (number 1). |
Request Mappings
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The Request Setup Tab allows you to add specific clients who are allowed to submit incoming requests (either using VetView Hospital or the VetView API commands via the Portal) and if necessary, map certain species to species settings to them (as submitted species may not match your internal species list.) These mapped accounts can then be modified or deleted as necessary. Request ClientsThe left panel displays clients who are allowed to submit requests. (All others must submit a completed Accession alongside their specimen.)
Add New Request ClientClick Add to add a new request client. A small window will appear to search for clients. This is a smart search box, so begin typing in the name of the client you are looking for. Select them from the list that appears, and then click on the Save button,
MappingIf your Request submissions come in with data in a different text string than you have saved in VetView, you can map that text string to your internal settings, and have this translated automatically each time a request is received.
Available mappings include Species, Breeds, Tests, Sex, Specimens, Clients and Tags. Click on the Mappings Type button to switch.
Add New Mapped ValueClick on the Add button to add a new mapped value for the selected mapping. For example, if a client's Request system submits "dog" as the species, you can have it automatically switch to Canine in VetView, preventing an Error on the Request screen.
Delete One or All MappingsIndividual mappings can be manually deleted. If your client is switching their Request system, you can purge all mappings and start over.
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