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Bill Items

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Bill items represent individual charges or components of a bill. Within the Bill Explainer, users can manage and customize descriptions for these items to improve clarity and enhance user understanding. There are two ways to configure descriptions: Custom Description and Section-Based Description.

Custom Description

Custom descriptions allow users to define and manage descriptions at the individual bill item level.

  • Adding, Renaming, and Deleting Items: Users can add new bill items, rename existing ones, or delete them as needed.

  • Enabling or Disabling Descriptions: Users have the option to enable or disable descriptions for each bill item.

  • Info Icon Visibility: When the description is enabled, an info icon appears next to the item, providing users with additional details when hovered over.

  • Providing a Title and Description: Once enabled, users can enter a title and a detailed description for the item.

  • Adding Links: Links can be embedded within the description by selecting text and applying a hyperlink.

  • Generative AI Assistance: Users can refine descriptions using AI-powered options to rewrite, expand, or reduce content based on their requirements.

Section-based Description

Section-based descriptions apply to predefined sections that have been created within the Bill Sections feature. This allows descriptions to be assigned at a broader category level rather than per individual item.

  • Creating Descriptions for Sections: Users can configure descriptions for each subsection separately, ensuring clarity and better organization.

  • Enabling Section-Based Descriptions: A toggle switch allows users to enable descriptions for specific sections.

  • Visibility and Activation: Enabling the section description ensures that the relevant information appears within the bill, helping users understand grouped charges more effectively.