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Variables for Home Health Budget Document Template
Create a sample document that you want to use as a template for budget documents and incorporate variables in your template, as necessary.

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Create a sample document that you want to use as a template for budget documents and incorporate variables in your template, as necessary.
Available in: Lightning Experience Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud and the Home Health Add-on license |
Use these variables when you create the budget document template. During document generation, tokens are replaced with actual data in the generated document.
| value | variable |
|---|---|
Budget Start Date |
{{startDate}} |
Budget End Date |
{{endDate}} |
Product or Service |
{{#benefitList}}{{serviceName}} |
Product or Service Category |
{{category}} |
Unit Count |
{{unitCount}} |
Unit Price |
{{currency}}{{unitAmount}} |
Total |
{{currency}}{{benefitAmount}}{{/benefitList}} |
Total Benefits |
{{currency}}{{benefitTotalAmount}} |
Quote Name |
{{#quoteList}}{{quoteName}} |
Status |
{{status}} |
Total |
{{currency}}{{quoteAmount}}{{/quoteList}} |
Total Quotes |
{{currency}}{{quoteTotalAmount}} |
Net Balance |
{{currency}}{{netBalance}} |

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