Inventory Feature - How to Access and Use It
zHealth's Inventory Feature enables chiropractic practices to add supplements and miscellaneous items, such as supplies and keep track of products. With this feature, you can:
Note: To enable the Inventory feature for your clinic, please contact our customer support team at support@zhealthehr.com or call (800) 459-0302.
1. How to Access and Use the Inventory Feature - Video Tutorial
2. How to Access and Use the Inventory Feature - Step-by-Step Instructions
A. Adding Quantity for Each Supplement or Supply
 1. Once the Inventory feature is enabled for your facility, log in to your zHealth account. Hover the cursor over your name in the top right corner. Click "Facility Settings " from the drop-down menu. |
| 2. In the facility tab, click the " Supplements " tab. |
| 3. On the Supplements tab, you need to add a quantity for each supplement. To do that, click on the " Edit " icon. A pop-up window opens. |
| 4. On the " Edit Supplement " pop-up window: a. Add Quantity by entering the number in the box provided. b. Click "Update" Follow Steps #3 and #4 to add the quantity for each supplement. |
Note: If you provide misc items like supplies, go to Update Info > Supplies. Edit each supply and add quantity.
B. Adding Supplements/Supplies to Invoice and Tracking Quantity
| Once you have added quantities for all supplements and supplies, you can start adding them to invoices when required. When a patient comes in for treatment, create the SOAP note and invoice. On the Invoice page, add the supplement or supplies code and quantity you have recommended to the patient. |
| If you try to add more quantities of a supplement/misc item than available in your inventory, you will get a message: " Required quantity of Supplement/Misc Item XYZ is not available in the facility ". |
| If the quantity of a supplement reaches below the Inventory Threshold* value, you will receive a message in the Message Center. To view the message, click on the small " Message " icon on the top right corner of your screen. You can read the message and easily track which supplement or supply needs to be refilled. *Note: Inventory Threshold allows you to limit the quantity of your product available in your facility. When the quantity of supplements/supplies reaches below the Inventory Threshold value, zHealth will send you a message notification so you can track your inventory and refill them when needed. Contact our customer support team to know how you can set your Inventory Threshold. |
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at support@zhealthehr.com. Our support team will be happy to assist you.
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