What is the name of the tool for communicating charge information from clinical applications and interfaces to billing systems?

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Communicating charge data from clinical applications to the billing system relies on a routing function that moves and validates charges between systems. The Charge Router is the component that takes charge information captured in clinical sources, applies the correct mappings, ensures data integrity (codes, units, modifiers), and forwards it to the billing system so claims can be generated. The Billing Engine handles the pricing and rule application to create charges, but it’s not primarily the conduit for transferring charge data. The Fee Schedule is simply a price list used for pricing services, not a data transfer tool. Link Type isn’t a standard term for this data routing function and doesn’t describe the mechanism that moves charges from clinical to billing systems.