FAQ: What does LocumDeck’s Bookkeeper do?
LocumDeck’s Bookkeeper updates itself completely automatically from the rich information generated from all the travelling and locum work you do, and also allows you to add other financial data too to cover all your self-employed work. At any time, you can export any data you need, and also generate a smart financial report for your accountant or financial advisor.
Bookkeeper is integrated into LocumDeck – click on the Bookkeeper tab at any time to integrate the pages of information within.
Automatic record-keeping for GP locums
- Smart session counter to help you work out the number of four-hour equivalent sessions for indemnity purposes.
- Number of sessions worked.
- Total amount earned.
- Breakdown of employer pension contributions.
- ‘Reimbursed’ travel costs as applicable (not part of your pensionable pay).
- Paid/unpaid status of invoices.
- PDF copies of all invoices and automatically completed Locum A and B forms.
- Mileage (automatic):
- Between home and GP practice.
- Between GP practices.
- Individual journey details.
Manual expense-keeping
- Cremation fees
- Medical reports
- Private work
- Lecturing
- Appraisal
- Work invoiced outside of LocumDeck
- Export reports
- Fees
- Earnings (by date worked)
- Invoices and pension contributions
- Mileage
- Mileage (manually added)
- Visits
- Other work travel
- Expenses
- Subscriptions
- CPD
- Admin expenses
- Travel expenses (other than mileage)
So much of Bookkeeper has been made possible from generous feedback from our existing users of LocumDeck and the support of Liz Densley and her team from Honey Barrett.
"I started working as a locum GP in January this year and NASGP have been invaluable in helping to co-ordinate my bookings and organise all the administrative aspects of sessional work which can be complex and time consuming. Their client support is outstanding and they have always resolved any queries promptly and personally. They care about the service they provide and I would not hesitate to recommend them to any sessional GPs who want to minimise time spent on administration and focus on providing patients with high quality care."
Dr Paul Riley, GP
