What this tab controls
The card is headed Billing Settings — “Manage your clinic’s billing and payment settings.” Every control on it is owner-only: a manager or accountant sees the whole card, filled in, but nothing will move and there is no Save Changes button.Set it up
1
Open the tab
Go to Settings › Billing & Plans. If a colleague sent you here and you landed on General Settings instead, that link’s tab does not exist for your practice.
2
Decide on Free Clinic Mode first
If your practice does not charge at all, turn Free Clinic Mode on and stop — the rest of the card disappears because none of it applies.
3
Choose your currency
Select the Currency box and search by name or code. Pick the currency you actually bank in, not the one your clients ask about.
4
Enter your tax rate
Put your local sales tax or VAT percentage in Tax Rate (%). Leave it at 0 if you do not add tax to invoices.
5
Add a standing fee, if you charge one
Fee Amount is a flat sum added per service or visit — a registration or consultation fee. Leave it at 0 if you do not charge one.
6
Add a percentage charge, if you charge one
Turn on Additional Charge, name it in Charge Name so it reads sensibly on an invoice, and set Charge Rate (%).
7
Save
Select Save Changes. A “Billing settings updated successfully” toast confirms it.
What changes once you save
Currency is the one with reach. It does two separate jobs.- Every amount in the product re-renders in the new symbol — service prices, invoices, receipts, the till, dashboards and reports. The card’s own footer says it plainly: “These settings affect how invoices and receipts are generated.”
- It decides which payment provider your practice uses. Naira routes you to Paystack Connect; every other currency routes you to Stripe Connect. Switch currency and the Online payments tab swaps to the other provider’s card — a connection you already made with the previous provider is not carried across.
- Tax rate starts applying to invoices and receipts created from now on.
- Flat Rate Fee and Additional Charge are added to new invoices — the additional charge as a percentage of the subtotal, under the name you gave it.
- Free Clinic Mode disables charging everywhere and badges the workspace as a Free Clinic.
Check it worked
Create a draft invoice for any client. The amounts should carry your new symbol, the tax line should show your new rate, and any flat fee or named percentage charge should appear as its own line. Then open the Online Payments tab — the provider card there should match your currency.Common issues
I changed currency and my old invoices look wrong
I changed currency and my old invoices look wrong
They are not wrong — they are unconverted. Only the symbol on newly created amounts changes; nothing already recorded is re-priced. Reissue anything still outstanding.
The currency and tax fields have disappeared
The currency and tax fields have disappeared
Free Clinic Mode is on. It hides everything below it because charging is disabled. Turn it off and the fields come back with their saved values.
My Stripe connection vanished after I changed currency
My Stripe connection vanished after I changed currency
You changed to or from Naira, which swaps the provider between Stripe and Paystack. Reconnect with the provider your new currency uses — see Online payments.
The tax rate did not apply to an invoice I already sent
The tax rate did not apply to an invoice I already sent
Tax is stamped on an invoice when it is created. Changing the rate here affects new invoices only. Void and reissue if the old one needs correcting.