Administration
Set up Bluechip and manage practitioner and other records.
- Settings
  Configure practice, fee, list, template, printer, security and 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
  - Companies
  - Deactivating/Reactivating Non-Patient Records
    - To Deactivate a Record
    - To Reactivate a Record
  - Employers (Adding and Editing)
  - Health Funds
  - Hospitals (Adding and Editing)
  - Insurers (Adding and Editing)
  - Parents (Adding and Editing)
    If you want to assign accounts to someone on behalf of a patient, you must create a Parent record to assign the account to.
  - Preferred Records
  - Referring Doctors (Adding and Editing)
  - Solicitors (Adding and Editing)
- Searches
- Backup / Restore
- Bluechip System Requirements
  This information applies to Bluechip 4.2.

Deactivating/Reactivating Non-Patient Records

User-created records, including Referring Practitioners, Parents, Debt Collectors, and Companies (which in turn includes all of the Company sub-types, such as Hospitals, Solicitors and so forth) can be easily deactivated, and if required, reactivated at a later date.

Inactive records do not appear in the Open dialogue window (from which you open records), unless you specify you want to display them.

When marking a record as 'inactive', the record is displayed in red text throughout Bluechip, and although marked as inactive, can still be selected and used. Such records can also be opened in their inactive state and modified.

The following information explains how to deactivate/reactive user-created records.