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Open Dental POS Integration

About

Open Dental is a highly customizable, affordable, and comprehensive, proprietary dental practice management software designed to streamline operations, featuring tools for scheduling, charting, billing, and Imagin. 

Website: Open Dental

Category Details
Integration Type On-prem

Installation Guide:
Installing POS+ On-Prem
Features Payment processing integration supported within Open Dental.
Payment Flows Push to Terminal
Payment Links
Keyed Transactions
Keyed ACH
Additional Payment Flows Payment links reconcile in the Open Dental versions above.
Requirements Open Dental v 25.1.61
Open Dental v 25.2.21
Open Dental v 25.2.57
Open Dental v 25.3.48 (Jan 13, 2026)

Important Notes

Once a payment flow has been built for a software, it becomes available to all users.

Critical Notes:
  • Payment links do not automatically reconcile for on-prem softwares. In this software, it requires manual reconciliation under Unreconciled Invoices.
  • There are multiple versions of on-prem Open Dental. POS+ supports v23.x. Additional versions may require development. Partners are responsible for the development costs needed to support any additional version.

 

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Demo Video- On- Prem- Open Dental 

 

Integration Type

This integration requires the On- Prem software to be installed.

Requirements
Open Dental v 25.1.61
Open Dental v 25.2.21
Open Dental v 25.2.57
Open Dental v 25.3.48 (Jan 13, 2026)

Support

  1. Moving the mouse or typing on the keyboard while POS+ is running a payment activity might cause POS+ to fail. Therefore, inform the merchant not to engage in these activities while running a transaction through POS+. If the transaction fails, simply retry the operation and remove hands from the mouse and keyboard for a few seconds.  
  2. If the user’s machine is too slow, POS+ might timeout waiting for a user’s activity. While we have never seen this in practice, it is possible that people are running 20+ year old machines and the machine is simply incapable of running a POS+ integration.  
  3. Ensure the user’s hosted version is supported by POS+. 
  4. Firewalls can prevent the POS+ executable from installing. Please consult with the customer’s network personnel to overcome any obstacles.