Dental News - Curve Dental’s newest upgrade emphasizes efficiencies in insurance deductibles

Dental Tribune USA

Wed. 12 December 2012

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Curve Dental, developers of Web-based dental software, recently announced the release of version 4.14, the company’s latest software upgrade. With version 4.14, customers can now edit deductible estimates and paid amounts when posting insurance payments, which can reduce the amount of time required to complete this important task.

“Perhaps the greatest advantage of web-based dental software is the frequency and speed at which we can deliver new features and enhancements to our customers,” said Ian Zipursky, president of Curve Dental. “Version 4.14 provides our customers with new features and enhancements that our customers need to become even more efficient in managing their practices. Our customers see regular and frequent improvements to the software every three to four weeks without the hassle of installing upgrades. Whenever they log in to use the software, they’re always using the latest features and capabilities.”

Version 4.14 also includes changes to the software’s Period Summary Report, changing the layout and terminology to make it easier for customers to view and interpret the displayed figures. Improvements to the layout were accomplished by splitting the report into two columns, one for transactions with account credits and one for transactions without account credits, and by standardizing terminology. Additionally, version 4.14 includes 11 more enhancements that improve functionality, address customer requests and advance the user experience.

(Source: Curve Dental)

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