Catalog Setup Screen in 5.0

Catalog Setup Screen in 5.0

This page was created for VetView 5.0 on 1/13/2025. For additional details about how Catalogs Items work in VetView 5.0, please see: Catalog Setup in 5.0

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Changes to Catalog Setup in 5.0

The Catalog Setup Page has been simplified in 5.0. Your existing documents and requests were automatically migrated during the version upgrade.

A catalog can be viewed as a virtual binder that contains a list of the services and forms available for your hospital medical records. Inside the catalog, each Catalog Item is an object that bundles together the form and charges associated with the service, and integrates with other parts of the patient medical record.

Documents in VetView are catalog items intended to be filled out within the service area/unit that the patient visit is assigned to. Requests are the catalog items for services that are done between units. Internal Labs can be linked to VetView Labs catalog items and these requests will automatically be sent to the labs module.

Catalog Search Tab

This tab contains three panels: Catalog Item Search, a list of Catalogs by Unit, and the Catalog Item List which displays the catalog items within each catalog.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows an overview of the Catalog Search screen.
Catalog Search Tab

Catalog Item Search

This section allows you to search for specific catalog items based on the Catalog Item name, the type of catalog it belongs to, the service unit, or the medical record category. You can also filter by active or inactive.

Each search field can be used independently, or in conjunction with other fields. Searching by Catalog Type, Unit, or Category will also filter the Catalog List itself.

Search results will output into both the Catalog List and the Catalog Item List panels.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Catalog Search section at the top of the screen, on the first tab.  The second tab is for the Catalog Pick List, which is discussed on another Confluence page.
Catalog Item Search Panel

Catalog Item Search Fields

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Search

Searches for catalog items based on a keyword in the name or description. Results will i

Catalog Type

Displays options between Document, Request, and Internal Lab catalogs.

Unit

Displays a list of units within the hospital to act as a filter against Catalogs and Catalog items.

Category

Displays a list of the Medical Record Categories as created under the Hospital Setup screen. Each Catalog must be assigned a medical record category. Documents or requests from that category will appear in that section of the patient record.

Active/Inactive/Any

Filters catalogs and catalog items based on whether they are active in the system. Note: Older catalogs can be set as inactive, or “deleted” and merged with another catalog if they will no longer be used. Catalog Items can be set as inactive, or deleted at any time.

Catalogs By Unit

This section displays available catalogs in VetView. This is where catalog search results display, and also where you can make, edit, or delete catalogs.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows  the list of the Catalogs with the units in alphabetical order.
List of Catalogs by Unit

Catalogs By Unit Buttons and Columns

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Add Button

Goes to a blank Catalog screen so you can add catalog details.

Edit Button

Opens the Catalog screen on a selected row to edit the catalog details. You can also edit a specific catalog by double clicking on that row.

Delete Button

Deletes the selected row’s catalog. If a catalog still has catalog items associated with it, you will be asked to merge those catalog items to another catalog during the deletion process. Any extant catalog items associated with patient records will be moved to that catalog. If you don’t want to merge a catalog during deletion, you can set it as inactive instead.

Unit Column

Displays the name of the Hospital Unit that the catalog belongs to.

Catalog Name Column

Displays the name of the Catalog.

Catalog Description Column

Displays the description of the Catalog as it was entered. This is usually additional details about the purpose of the items inside the Catalog.

Catalog Type

Indicates whether this is a Document, Request, or Internal Lab catalog. Each type of catalog has its own specific unique attributes.

Active Flag Column

If the catalog is active this will be Y for Yes. If it has been set as inactvei, it will be N for No. Catalogs that will no longer be used can be set to inactive, to preserve historical data in the medical record.

Add New Catalog

The Catalog Setup screen is best used on monitors of at least 1600x900 in size. Smaller monitors will be unable to view all three panels on this screen at once.

This panel contains two sections: A list of fields in the upper portion, and a charges tabs in the lower section.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the left most panel of the Catalog screen, with the Catalog Properties section in the upper portion outlined.  At the bottom is a separate section with the Charges tab.
New Catalog Fields

Catalog Properties Fields

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Unit

The hospital unit to which this catalog will belong. This acts as a filter for Documents, and indicates which unit Request catalogs will be sent to.

Label

The name of the Catalog as you want it to appear in all menus.

Description

Additional details regarding the Catalog, if needed.

Type

Choose between Documents, Requests, and Internal Labs.

Active Flag

Indicates that this Catalog is active and available to choose from on the Patient Record and PA Screen.

Updated Time

The last time this catalog was updated.

Updated By

The last user who updated this catalog.

Lab Site (Internal Lab Only)

For Internal Lab requests, you must select a lab to send the request to. Only Lab Catalog Items associated with this lab can be added to any Hospital Catalog Items associated with this Hospital Catalog.

Lab Clients (Internal Lab Only)

For internal Lab requests, you must select a Lab Client that belongs to that lab to have as the reporting Clinic. To have a new hospital client account set up, contact that Lab. The Lab Client linked to the Hospital will be the bill party for the charges, and any charges can then be passed through to the bill party on the hospital side. This method allows for an accurate list of charges that the Lab processed for the Hospital.

Specimen Exists (Request only)

Requests should include a specimen when this box is checked. For example, blood or fecal samples, or tissue for a biopsy, or a whole body for necropsies.

Send to Interface (Request Only)

This request will be sent to an external machine, such as a radiology machine. Additional setup is required both on this request and also under the Job and Interface Setup for these machines.

Display URL

For Interface requests, this is the URL that will display in VetView based on manufacturer’s requirements.

Portal URL

For Interface requests, this is the URL that will be accessible from the external client portal to view the results of the request.

Priority Flag

This opens up the Priority option on the request - ASAP, Stat, etc.

Workflow Options

Requests can have additional statuses, such as Performed, Transcribed, etc. This flag turns on the additional workflow options for the request. These are optional.

Add/Edit Charges on a Catalog

This section is where you can link charges that can be be added to the patient’s bill in association with this catalog. If the Auto Bill flag is checked, then the charge will be applied to the bill as soon as the document or request is added.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Add Edit Charges modal window from the bottom of the Catalog Item properties panel.
Catalog Charges

Charges Tab Fields

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Add Button

Opens up the Add/Edit charges window to link a product to this catalog item.

Edit Button

Opens the Add/Edit charges window to modify an existing charge.

Delete Button

Removes the link between this catalog and a product.

Product Selection

In the Add/Edit product window, allows you to search for a product by line, sequences, or description.

Quantity

The quantity of this product that will be added to the patient’s bill.

Auto Bill

When this flag is checked, the charges will be added automatically when the product is added to the bill. If this flag is not checked, then the charges are associated with the product, but won’t be added until

Catalog Item List

This section displays a list of Catalog Items that match selected search criteria.

Or if you have selected a Catalog on the left panel, this section will show all the Catalog Items that belong to that catalog.

In this example, General Surgery was the unit searched, and it displays all Catalog Items that belong to the unit General Surgery,

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Catalog Item List as it appears on the right panel in the Catalog Search Screen.
Catalog Item List

Fields

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Add

Opens up a blank Catalog Item screen.

Edit

Opens up the Catalog Item screen for the selected item.

Delete

Opens up a Delete/Merge dialog box for the selected catalog item. If a catalog item was never used on a patient record, it can be deleted. Otherwise, you will need to merge it with an existing catalog item to avoid breaking the links between Catalog Items and patients.

Note: If you only want to prevent the Catalog item from being used going forward, it is better to set it as Inactive to preserve the historical data.

Add New Catalog Item

Clicking on the Add Catalog Item button will open up a blank Catalog item screen. This screen has a similar layout to a Catalog screen with three panels:

  • Catalog Item Properties on the left

  • Report layout in the center

  • Palette/Properties tabs on the right

For Catalog Item Properties, there are differences between the available options for Documents and Requests. As soon as you select a Catalog, the Catalog Type will display, and the options available will change.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the full screen with outlines around each of the three main panels.  On the left panel is Catalog item properties.  In the middle is the Report Layout section, which will include a subtab for Request Form for Request items only.  On the right pane is a section with two subtabs, the Palette and Properties.
Add New Catalog and the Catalog Item Sections

Common Catalog Item Properties

These fields are available on all Catalog item types.

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Label

The name of the Document, Request, or Internal Lab item as it will appear within VetView.

Description

A more detailed description of the Catalog Item, if needed.

Catalog

The Catalog that this item belongs to. This can be changed, but will alter the rest of the parameters. It may be better to duplicate the Catalog Item first if you want to move it to a new catalog to avoid losing data.

Catalog Type

Indicates whether the Catalog that this item belongs to is a Document, Request, or Internal Lab.

Unit

Displays the unit that this Catalog belongs to.

Medical Record Group

Allows you to select where this Document, Request, or Internal Lab appears on the Patient Record. Medical Record Groups are managed under Hospital Setup.

Report Override

Indicates that this catalog item should have a special report template associated with it, instead of the VetView default. Leave this blank unless you have already created a special purpose report.

Active Flag

This checkbox controls whether the Catalog Item is visible in the rest of the system to add to patient records. If this flag is turned off, all historical versions of the document will remain intact, but the Catalog Item is no longer available to add.

Requires Verification

This checkbox indicates that the Document or Request must be verified before it can be released to a Client or RDVM. (This option does not apply to Internal Labs, whose results go through a separate Finalization process.)

Spay/Neuter Patient

This checkbox indicates that if the document or request is added to a patient record, the patient will have been spayed or neutered by the time the episode is Discharged. This will trigger the patient’s Sex to change according to the Sex Setup settings. (For example, a male animal will change to male neutered automatically.)

Display Time

This displays the time that the document, request, or internal lab was added on the header on the patient record.

Due Dates (child of Display Time)

If this flag is checked, the document can have a due date set. This is recommended for student documents such as SOAPs, or for any document or request that should be completed within a certain time frame of being added. Note that these due dates are separate from the MAR prescription deadlines, which are handled in their own system.

Document Only Catalog Item Properties

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Document Only catalog item property Show Draft Watermark Until with options for never, until verified, or until discharged.
Document Only Catalog Properties

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Show “Draft” Watermark until:

Since Documents do not have as tight a workflow as Requests, the document may become available on the patient portal immediately, or sent out to RDVMs as a preliminary report. This gives you the option to show a “draft” notice on the document until an additional step is taken, such as verification or discharge.

Request and Internal Lab Catalog item Properties

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows  the Request and Internal Lab catalog item properties.  Separate Request, Item Can Be Pre-ordered, DVM Required to Order, Approval Required to order, and Add Charges to Client Bill have all been highlighted.  Explanations of each option appear in the next table.
Request and Internal Lab Catalog Properties

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Separate Request

This flag indicates that when this request is sent with other requests for the same catalog, it should be pulled out as an individual request. For example, requests such as digital X-rays can leave this flag turned off and include all the catalog items on the same request, as they can be performed in quick succession once a patient is sedated. However, a request such as an MRI might need to have it turned on to pull it out from the X-ray items or other MRI items as each catalog item takes more time to perform. Ultimately it will be up to each hospital request unit to determine if a request needs to be separated. Items from different catalogs will always be separated.

Item Can be pre-ordered

This flag indicates that a DVM can request the item prior to the patient being checked in. This may be ideal for certain procedures where a time has to be reserved before the patient arrives, such as anesthesiology followed immediately by a scheduled surgery. Auto added charges will be delayed until the patient is checked in and the order is opened.

DVM Required to order

This flag indicates that a DVM must be the one to order this request. Use this on catalog items that students, staff, or techs/nurses should not order on their own, such as surgeries or procedures.

Approval Required to Order

This flag indicates that while a student or tech can request the item, it must go through an additional approval process from a supervising DVM before the request can be submitted to the receiving unit.

Add Charges to Client Bill When (Submitted or Accepted)

If Submitted is selected, any auto-add charges will be placed on the bill the moment the request is added to the episode. If Accepted is selected, then billing will be delayed until the Request unit reviews the request and accepts it.

Internal Lab Only Catalog Item properties

In addition to the Request Catalog Items, the Internal Labs have additional options of their own.

Note that certain Internal Lab options are controlled at the Catalog level, such as whether a specimen is expected with the Internal Lab Request.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Catalog Item properties options with the unique options for Update Lab Question and choosing whether the Lab or the Hospital controls the pricing.  When the lab is selected prices will update automatically on this catalog item.
Internal Lab Only Catalog Properties

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Update Lab Question

This option will automatically pull in the Lab Questions that were created by the VetView Lab for this Catalog Item, even if they change in the future. Leave this turned off to preserve the questions as they are currently even if they change in the future on the Labs side.

 

Charges for Lab Tests Set By:

This allows you to choose how the Lab Charge for this Hospital item will be defined. If your Hospital charges a single flat fee for the test, you can have it set by the Hospital Catalog (static) and then add the charge on the Charges section. Or you can have the fees automatically added by the Lab Charge on the VetView lab side, to capture any price changes from the labs automatically.

Additional Property Subtabs on Catalog Item Details

In addition to the Charges subtab, which is found on the bottom of the Catalog Properties panel, the Catalog Item Properties panel contains additional options for parts of the medical record that can be automatically linked to a Catalog Item.

Use the arrow icons on the left and right of the subtab bar to navigate to hidden options, as the short space for the subtabs row will hide the options at the start and finish.

Charges Subtab (Documents, Requests, and Internal Lab items set to Hospital Charges)

For all Catalog Items except for Internal Labs that are set to pull charges from the Labs Catalog, you have the option to automatically add in a charge each time this document is added to the patient record.

For Documents or Requests, this can be the initial charge to perform a procedure. For Internal Lab items, this can be the hospital’s charge for the item, based on a pre-negotiated rate with the Internal Lab that will perform the test.

The options for each Catalog Item on the Add Charges subtab are:

  • Hospital Product to link (via search)

  • Quantity

  • Auto Bill Flag

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Item Setup screen.  This image shows Charges subtab with the Add Charges window open.
Charges Subtab on all Catalog Item Types

Field

Description

Field

Description

Hospital Product Search

A smart search box for the correct Hospital Product. You can search via line and sequence number, or search by keyword.

Quantity

How many of this product will be added to the bill. Most documents, requests, and lab tests will have a 1 to 1 relationship, but certain special requests may have a need for multiples.

Auto Bill Flag

For Documents and Requests, this flag can be left off if you have several options for charges and you want the clinicians to choose which charge, or whether to charge, when the document or request is added.

This flag cannot be turned off for Internal Lab charges - the charges are always added as long as the lab test is on the patient record. (Cancelling the lab test request should also remove the charges automatically.)

Verify Privileges (Documents Only)

A Catalog Item of type Document can be added and edited by any user who has the specific privilege to Add Documents on a role.

However, to verify the document, the role must be assigned to the document. This allows certain units to retain the rights to verify their own documents after a review, or to require a higher level of review for more sensitive documents (i.e. a client advocate may want to review a surgery report before sending it to the owner.)

These privileges are only applicable when the document is set to Require Verification. Documents that do not require verification will not need to have a specific Verify Privilege role set.

The only option on this subtab’s Add window is to select a Role.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Item Setup screen.  This image shows the Verify Privileges window with the Add Roles window open.
Verify Privileges Subtab on Documents

 

Edit Privileges Subtab (Requests Only)

Unlike Documents, a catalog item that is a Request requires a privilege to be able to edit it when the user is not a member of the unit of the episode or the request.

The right to be able to Edit or Verify a Request is done via role access. Multiple roles can be granted Edit accession on this screen, and each role can have the additional rights to Submit the request or to Verify the request.

The options to link a Catalog Request Item to an Edit Privileges subtab are:

  • Role Name

  • Verify Flag

  • Submit Flag

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Item Setup screen.  This image shows the Edit Privileges subtab with the Add Roles window open.
Edit Privileges subtab on Requests

Field

Description

Field

Description

Role Name

Drop down menu to select the role from the list of active roles created on the Role Management Screen. Roles appear in alphabetical order. Any user who has a role on this list is allowed to modify this document, even if the user is not a member of the request unit, assuming they have the base Add/Edit document privileges on this role or at least one other role.

Verify Flag

Indicates that this role can both edit the document and verify the document.

Submit Flag

Indicates that this role can both edit the document and also submit the document to the request service area (change it from Draft status to official Requested status.)

Reminders Subtab (All Items)

Every Catalog Item can have a link to an automatic Patient Reminder. This way, instead of tying the reminder to every applicable patient product (such as all the variations on an exam fee), you can have it set to the documents used for all patients in that service, regardless of the service charge.

The options to link a Catalog Item to a patient reminder on the Reminders subtab are:

  • Select Reminder

  • Make Default

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Item Setup screen.  This image shows the Reminders subtab with the Add Reminder Card window open.
Reminders Subtab for all Catalog Item types

Field

Description

Field

Description

Select Reminder

A link to all the Patient Reminders as they are set up on the Reminder Setup Screen. Note that these are different from the Appointment Reminders, which are defined based on each unit’s Schedule Setup. Patient Reminders are shared across all units inside the hospital.

Make Default

When this flag is turned on, the reminder will default to automatically be turned on to Send on the line item for this product on the order management screen. If this flag is not turned on, the Reminder will still be visible on the line item for the product, but the checkbox will be off. A user reviewing the order can always turn these flags on and off manually.

Episode Type Defaults Subtab (Documents and Requests only)

This subtab is where you can tell VetView to automatically add this document or request to the patient episode as soon as the episode is created on the admission screen. (Internal Lab catalog items cannot be defaulted to auto add based on episode types.)

The options to link a Catalog item to an Episode Type are:

  • Episode Type Selector

  • Default Flag

  • Auto Add Flag

 

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Item Setup screen.  This image shows the Episode Type Defaults subtab with the Add Settings window open.
Episode Type Defaults Subtabs for Documents and requests

Field

Description

Field

Description

Episode Type Selector

A link to the Episode Types defined under Hospital Setup. Episode types are shared across units, and are linked to the units via the schedule system. Because of this, you can set any Catalog item to be associated with multiple episode types, even outside of the catalog’s home unit. This can be helpful for requests, which by definition are submitted from one unit another.

Default Flag

If the Default flag is turned on, then this Document or Request is available to choose from the drop down menu when the Record Group appears on the patient record.

Auto Add Flag

If the Auto Add flag is turned on, the document or request will immediately be added once pre-admission is made. (For Requests, using the Auto-Add option for the episode type may also require that the Item Can Be Pre-Ordered flag is turned on to function correctly, as any Request added prior to Admission is considered a pre-order.)

An example of this is requiring a basic patient physical with TPR elements to be filled out for every surgery pre workup, or to automatically generate an anesthesia request form to build out the anesthesia reservation for the surgery.

Interface Codes (Requests Only)

This subtab allows you to add the information needed for the the Hospital Request to communicate to an external machine via an interface, such a radiology or other imaging machine, or lab machines for quick in-house testing.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Item Setup screen.  This image shows the Interface Codes subtab with the Add External Produced Code window open.
Interface Code subtab (Requests only)

Field

Description

Field

Description

Code

The procedure code that will be passed into the external machine. This code must be supplied by the manufacturer.

Modality

The modality as required by the machine manufacturer for this procedure code.

Modality Group

An optional modality group as required by the machine manufacturer for this procedure code.

Description

A description of the procure code. This is for informational purposes only, to be used by the hospital technician setting up this interface so that future users can understand the purpose of the machine interface settings.

Request Form Setup Panel (Requests Only)

The central portion of this panel is where special instructions for the request can be added that will appear to the requestor.

It’s also where you can add in Report Elements as part of the request, and custom questions that the requestor should include as part of the request submission.

Questions can be sorted or deleted. Imported Lab Request questions can be automatically updated if needed.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Request Form Setup tab that is unique to Request type documents.  At the top is a series of buttons followed by a fixed Special Instructions field.  After that, custom palette elements can be added.
Request Form Setup Subtab

Fields

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Add

Adds a generic New Result Text Field to this Request Form Setup. This result can be modified once it is added. You can also drag and drop a specific element type from the Palette at any time.

Up/Down

Changes the sort order of the items on the Request Form Setup. Remember to Save after sorting to preserve the new order.

Delete

Removes the selected document element from the Request form. The Special Instructions field cannot be removed.

Update Question

For Internal Lab Requests that have the Update Lab Question flag checked, this button will override the current selected fields and replace them with the questions that are added to the Labs side instead, if there are any.

Report Setup Panel (Both Documents and Requests)

This section was previously called Digital Document Setup. It has been merged into the Catalog Item Setup page in 5.0. Previously, Digital Document Elements were shared among all documents. In 5.0 we have changed it so each Digital Document Element is unique to each document.

Report elements in VetView 5.0 are “what you see is what you get” or WYSIWYG style. This allows you to visually add, remove, and modify elements directly on the report, and have an immediate understanding of how each element will display.

Items can be dragged from the Palette section and dropped directly onto the Report Display panel.

Additional element attributes and modifiers are available on the Properties tab for that panel.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Report Setup tab.  At the top is a series of buttons followed by an example Palette element.
Report Setup (Documents and Requests)

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Add

Adds a generic “New Result Field” to the Report Display panel. This New Result Field can be altered to any other kind of Digital Document Element under the Properties panel.

Up/Down

Changes the display order of the elements in the Report Display panel.

Delete

Removes the selected element completely from this report.

Report Display

This section is where you can build out the Document or Request report using the Digital Document Elements. Elements will display exactly as they will be printed on the report, so this section functions as a mini preview as well.

Internal Labs Setup

New in 5.0, VetView now allows for the direct linking of VetView Labs catalog items to VetView Hospital catalog items.

On the Catalog Items list, items that do not have a link will appear with an alert icon to indicate that the link has not been established.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image displays the Catalog Item list with internal lab items that have not been matched.  A warning icon appears next to each one missing the link.
Internal Lab Missing Link Indicators

On the Internal Lab Setup tab, these items will show the Catalog Code that was entered in a previous version of VetView, and a suggested Lab Test that matches that code, if any.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows possible matches from the Hospital to Lab catalog based on the label name.
Internal Lab Link Match Available

Click on the name of the Suggested Test Lab Catalog Item to formally establish a hard link between this Hospital Catalog Item and the corresponding VetView Lab Catalog Item.

Once the link is established, the Internal Labs Setup tab will display the imported information from the Labs Catalog.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows how an Internal Lab item appears once a link has been established from the hospital catalog to the lab catalog.
Internal Lab Link has been set up

This link can be removed or changed at any time.

Add New Product

If this is a brand new Hospital Catalog Item with no corresponding Lab Catalog Item, clicking on the Add button will option a short window to search for and add a new Lab Catalog item to this Hospital Product. You can also add additional Lab Catalog Items if you want to create a Hospital Catalog item that is a panel of multiple catalog items from the labs, when they don’t have a matching panel on their side of the system yet.

Search for new tests by key word. Only Lab tests from the same linked internal lab as the catalog are available in this drop down menu.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Add Lab Catalog Item modal window.
Non Matched Link - Add Lab Catalog Item

Create Mapping to a different product and/or price update options

If the metadata for the Lab Product is correct, but the Lab informs you that they have a new product number due to internal lab catalog rearrangement, you can change the link from the current product to a new product without changing anything else using this button, or change the price links and override the Lab Product settings.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Lab product to Hospital product mapping window and its options.
Change Internal Lab Link after Previous Match and price update options

Field Name

Description

Field Name

Description

Add

Opens a window to add a new Lab Catalog item to the Internal Labs Setup tab.

Delete

Removes a selected Lab Catalog Item from the list. Use this to break an existing link and add a different one, or to remove an item from a mult-item panel.

No Auto Update of Unit Price (Labs Catalog Dynamic Only)

If this warning appears next to the Unit Cost / Unit Price line, it indicates that the corresponding Lab Catalog is not linked to an inventory item with an Auto Update flag turned on. This price will stay static until the Lab changes it themselves.

Create Mapping to a different product and/or price update options

Click on this button to open the Lab Catalog Item link and the pricing options window.

Palette Items and Element Properties

This section was previously called Digital Document Element Setup. It has been merged into the Catalog Item Setup page in 5.0. Each Catalog Item now has its own Digital Document Elements and they are not shared across documents.

For specific details on each document element in 5.0, please see:

Palette Items and Properties in 5.0

The Palette tab is a list of the available Digital Document Elements that can be dragged onto the Report Setup panel.

The Properties tab s a section for the attributes on the selected document element from the Report Setup panel.

A detail screenshot from the VetView Catalog Setup Screen.  This image shows the Palette and Properties subtabs, which are on the far right panel of the Catalog and Catalog item screens.
Palette and Properties Subtabs