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Auto Release Utility - Windows Service

The Auto Release Utility integrates with the Orders module to track future and recurring orders scheduled for sending across lab or radiology interfaces. With the Auto Release Utility, you can: Schedule an order today and set it to release after six months. Schedule an order to release at multiple intervals within six months based on your needs. The Auto Release Utility offers two installation options: Windows-based service, which automatically restarts after interruptions. Standalone mode, which operates independently. You can install only one format at a time, selecting the one that best meets your requirements. Set up the Auto Release Windows Service You must configure the Auto Release Windows Service to invoke the utility and release order instances. Create Order Instance for a Practice On the AutoRelease(ARU) - [Service Mode] window, you can create an order instance for your practice to automatically release the orders. Manage Order Instances You can view the order instance detail

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Auto Release Utility

Auto Release Utility - Windows Service Auto Release Utility - Standalone Mode Uninstall Auto Utility Windows Service You can switch from Auto Utility windows service to standalone utility mode by stopping and uninstalling the Windows service. Parent topic: Managing Lab Orders and Immunizations

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Set up the Auto Release Windows Service

Before you begin You must install and configure the Microsoft ® Message Queue (MSMQ) to set up the Auto Release Windows Service for your practice. If your super UserId and PracticeId are not zeros, you must update your current values in NextGen.EMR.Lab.AutoRelease.Service.exe.config file of the NextGen root folder. You can set up the Auto Release Windows Service on your system to automatically release the orders. Select Start , and enter Command Prompt. Right-click Command Prompt, and select Run as administrator. The Administrator: Command Prompt window opens. Enter the appropriate directory to change to the NextGen root folder. Note: Ensure that your changed directory has the NextGen root folder. In Command Prompt, enter NextGen.EMR.Lab.AutoRelease.Service install. Command Prompt with NextGen Directory The command prompt displays if the installation is successful. In the Services window, select NextGen Auto Release Window Service, and then select Start. The Status for NextGen Auto Rel

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Manage Order Instances

You can view the practice and process time of an instance and you can also deactivate, update, and delete order instances in the AutoRelease(ARU) - [Service Mode] window. However, you must restart the Windows Service after the addition or change of instances. Note: If you stop the Windows Service, it stops all instances that are scheduled to release that day, not just the specific instance. Even if you have resumed the service, if the instance time has expired then the instance does not get released. Select Start , and enter Command Prompt. Right-click Command Prompt, and select Run as administrator. The Administrator: Command Prompt window opens. Enter the appropriate directory to change to the NextGen root folder. Note: Ensure that your changed directory has the NextGen root folder. In Command Prompt, enter NextGen.EMR.Lab.AutoRelease.exe "1". Command Prompt with NextGen Directory Note: The parameter 1 is passing for invoking the Auto Release Windows service user interface. Select En

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Set up the Auto Release Utility Windows Service

Before you begin You must install and configure the Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) to set up the Auto Release Utility for your practice. If your super UserId and PracticeId are not zeros, you must update your current values in NextGen.EMR.Lab.AutoRelease.exe.config file of the NextGen root folder. You can set up the Auto Release Utility Windows Service on your system to automatically release the orders. Note: If you have not installed the MSMQ, the system displays an error while setting up the Auto Release Utility Windows Service. Select Start , and enter Command Prompt. Right-click Command Prompt, and select Run as administrator. The Administrator: Command Prompt window opens. Enter the appropriate directory to change to the NextGen root folder. Note: Ensure that your changed directory has the NextGen root folder. In Command Prompt, enter NextGen.EMR.Lab.AutoRelease.exe "1". Command Prompt with NextGen Directory Note: The parameter 1 is passing for invoking the Auto Release Utility us

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Run the Order Instance on Demand

After you set up the Auto Release Windows service, you can release future and recurring orders on demand. Select Start , and enter Command Prompt. Right-click Command Prompt, and select Run as administrator. The Administrator: Command Prompt window opens. Enter the appropriate directory to change to the NextGen root folder. Note: Ensure that your changed directory has the NextGen root folder. In Command Prompt, enter NextGen.EMR.Lab.AutoRelease.exe "1". Command Prompt with NextGen Directory Note: The parameter 1 is passing for invoking the Auto Release Windows service user interface. Select Enter. The NextGen security logon window opens. NextGen Logon Window Enter your user credentials, select your enterprise and practice, and then select Logon. The AutoRelease(ARU) - [Service Mode] window opens. Select the appropriate instance from the Instance list. To override the scheduled run time and run the instance, select Run Now. The order instance is released, and the Previous Run Time secti

Uninstall Auto Utility Windows Service

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