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Administration
Set up Bluechip and manage practitioner and other records.
Settings
Configure practice, fee, list, template, printer, security and user settings.
Practice Settings
Classes
Copying Classes

Administration
Set up Bluechip and manage practitioner and other records.
- Settings
  Configure practice, fee, list, template, printer, security and user settings.
  - Fee Settings
    Set fees for each practitioner.
  - List Settings
  - Practice Settings
    - Appointment Groups
      A Practice might choose to create a number of Appointment Groups in order to quickly and easily differentiate between types of specialists, for example.
    - Batch Types
      A Batch Type governs the method of batching that will be used.
    - Classes
      - Creating Classes
      - Copying Classes
        Method One: Creating a New Class
        This method creates a new class, copying the settings of another class.
        Method Two: Copying an Existing Class
        This method takes an existing class, and transfers to it the settings of another class.
      - Editing Classes (General Settings)
      - Editing Classes (Payment Options)
      - Merging Classes
    - EFTPOS
      Process electronic payments automatically or manually.
    - Links
    - Medicare Setup Window
    - Messages
    - Month Close-Off Window
    - Set up Your Practice
      Set up whether to use Medicare Australia Online, billing and fee options, and default Patient and Practice Explorer settings in the Practice Options window.
    - Recall Types
  - Setting-up Templates
  - Printer Settings
  - Security Settings
  - User Settings
- BC Secure
  Use BC Secure to set advanced permissions for each user and practitioner.
- Practitioner Records
- Managing User and Tenant Records
- Managing Other Records
- Searches
- Backup / Restore
- Bluechip System Requirements
  This information applies to Bluechip 4.2.

Copying Classes

Setup > Practice > Classes

There are a number of ways in which you can copy a class:

When creating a new class, you can copy the settings from an existing class. See Method One below.
By selecting an existing class, and then copying the settings from another existing class into it. See Method Two below.
By merging classes.