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Payments Feature Overview — Integration Payments Domain

Lesson 17.1⏱ ~10 minWeek 3

💡 Why This Matters

The Payments integration is a newer domain within the Integrations team. Understanding what data it syncs — and how it differs from core patient/appointment sync — gives you a more complete picture of what the team builds.

🎯 What You'll Learn

  • What the Payments integration team does: bridges the Integrations team and the Payments product team
  • What data entities the Payments team syncs: insurance details, claims, transactions, proc logs, accounts
  • How payment write-back works at a high level: payments made in Weave are reflected in the PMS ledger
  • Why the Payments integration team is described as 'relatively new' and still evolving
  • How proc logs relate to appointments and why they're needed for payment data

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📋 Lesson Summary

The Payments integration team works at the intersection of Integrations and Payments. Unlike the core integration teams that sync patients and appointments, they sync payment-related entities: insurance details, claims, transactions, procedure logs (proc logs), and accounts. Payment write-back means that when a patient pays in Weave, that payment gets written back to the PMS patient ledger. The team is still evolving — they're actively figuring out which entities to sync and how to structure the pipeline. Proc logs are tightly linked to appointments and procedures and are a key data type for this team.

🏷 Key Concepts

Payments Integration TeamInsurance DetailsClaimsTransactionsProc LogsAccount DataPayment Write-backPMS LedgerPayments Product Team

Key Takeaways

01The Payments integration team is separate from core integrations — they have their own set of entities to sync
02Payment write-back = money paid in Weave reflected in the patient's PMS ledger account
03Proc logs connect appointment data to payment data — they're essential for billing reconciliation
04This is a newer team — expect the data model and pipeline to evolve as you work in this area
05The Payments team collaborates closely with the Payments product team — understand both sides of the partnership