yeah that part is strangely hard. I did an rx pricing system for a pharmacy chain early in my career and the weirdest things would happen. The chain would just

yeah that part is strangely hard. I did an rx pricing system for a pharmacy chain early in my career and the weirdest things would happen. The chain would just get random checks from insurance carriers with no EOB or anything to know what invoice to tie the check to. Then, when the insurance company realized their mistake, they wouldn't call us or cancel the check or anything they'd just short a invoice for the amount of the check or sometimes even divide it over multiple invoices. This would happen like 6 month later. we had an account that was literally called "magic money" where these checks were deposited. Then when an insurance carrier shorted their invoice and we could find no rational reason why we would use the "magic money" account to cover it.