Difference between revisions of "Refund Entry"

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Note: If you want to issue a refund to a customer without an open credit balance, this can be done through the use of a miscellaneous credit. Simply set up the miscellaneous credit in [[Receipts Entry]], then issue the refund against it.
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Note: If you want to issue a refund to a customer without an open credit balance, this can be done through the use of a miscellaneous credit. Set up the miscellaneous credit in [[Receipts Entry]], then issue the refund against it.
  
  
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* From the DDI Connect main menu, double-click Accounts Receivable
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* Double-click Refunds Entry. You will see this screen:
  
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[[File:AR Refund 1.png]]
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=='''Adding a New Refund'''==
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To add a new refund, click the New button on the toolbar. You will see this screen:
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[[File:AR Refund 2.png]]
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The following fields are available on this screen:
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! '''Field''' !! '''Description'''
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=='''Locating an Existing Refund'''==
  
  

Revision as of 11:58, 27 September 2012

Overview of AR60

DDI’s Refunds function issues a payment to a customer against a non-zero open credit balance. It does so by creating a check, bank wire, or credit-card payment.


Note: If you want to issue a refund to a customer without an open credit balance, this can be done through the use of a miscellaneous credit. Set up the miscellaneous credit in Receipts Entry, then issue the refund against it.


  • From the DDI Connect main menu, double-click Accounts Receivable
  • Double-click Refunds Entry. You will see this screen:


AR Refund 1.png


Adding a New Refund

To add a new refund, click the New button on the toolbar. You will see this screen:


AR Refund 2.png


The following fields are available on this screen:


Field Description
Example Example
Example Example
Example Example


Locating an Existing Refund