Refund by Company Check
There are three ways to issue a check refund back to your customer: through a Contract, Accounts Receivable, or Customer Dashboard. All of these options will require a disbursement to be created.
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Before You Begin: Create the Disbursement Item
- Follow the path below for your product.
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Expert: Program Menu>Configurations>Accounting Configurations>Disbursements.
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Elite: Configuration Gear>App Configurations> Accounting Configurations>Disbursements.
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Add a disbursement item and name it "CHECK REFUNDS".
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Add the maximum amount as a negative number for each password level (example -2000.00).
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Add the appropriate GL Account number for your Company Check Refunds.
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Check the boxes for “Use as Account Payment Method” for Account Payments and Customer Dashboard access (it will show as a payment method option in the dropdown of the payment screen).
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Check the box for Use as Counter Payment Method” for the Contract payment screen access (it will show as a payment method option in the dropdown of the payment screen)
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Click “Ok” to save.
Applying the Refund
You can apply for a refund from the following three areas:
Apply the refund from Account Payments
| ℹ️ | There must be a payment previously applied to the contract to issue a refund. |
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Follow the path to Account Payments:
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Expert: Program Menu > Accounts Receivable> Account Payments
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Elite: Accounting (Left Menu) > Account Payments
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Select the Customer record
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Click on Make Payment
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For the payment amount, enter a negative (-) amount of the refund.
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Choose the payment method of CHECK REFUNDS in the drop-down.
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Click OK. When prompted to confirm the amount, press Yes, if correct.
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Enter the company check number in the reference number field. Press OK.
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You'll be prompted to add a payment description. You can also add information such as the reason for the refund or the originating invoice/contract.
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The money will appear as a negative amount in the funds remaining section at the bottom right corner of your screen.
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Double-click the paid column for the appropriate contract to unpay it. Once applied, you'll notice the Paying column will have a negative amount, and the Fund Remaining will show 0.00.
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Press OK to save.
Apply the refund from the Customer Dashboard
| ℹ️ | There must be a payment previously applied to the contract to issue a refund. |
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Follow the path to the Customer Dashboard.
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Expert: Program Menu > Counter System > Customer Dashboard
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Elite: Tools (left menu) > Customer Dashboard
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Select the customer record
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Go to Tools (top left)
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Click on Make Payment
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For payment amount, enter negative (-) amount of the refund.
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Choose the payment method of CHECK REFUNDS in the drop-down.
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Click OK. When prompted to confirm the amount, press Yes, if correct.
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Enter the company check number in the reference number field. Press OK.
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You'll be prompted to add a payment description. You can also add information such as the reason for the refund or the originating invoice/contract.
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The money will show as a negative amount in the funds remaining in the bottom right corner of your screen.
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Double-click the paid column for the appropriate contract to unpay it. Once applied, you'll notice the Paying column will have a negative amount, and the Fund Remaining will show 0.00.
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Press OK to save.
Apply the refund from the Contract payment screen
| ℹ️ | There must be a payment previously applied to the contract to issue a refund. |
- Open the contract payment screen (from modifying the contract or through the right-click option "Pay Contract"
- For payment amount, enter a negative (-) amount of the refund in the rental/sale box.
- Choose payment method of CHECK REFUNDS in the drop down.
- Press OK. You'll be asked if you're finished. Press Yes.
- Print or email, if needed.
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