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Refund isn't intuitive

  • June 16, 2025
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jeremychou
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I had to issue a refund because client wanted to use a different method of payment. I thought it would be a very straight forward process, but turned out it’s not very intuitive at all for both myself & client.

Here’s what I was told I had to do; 

  1. Once a refund is issued, the amount is NOT put back into the original invoice. Meaning, the system doesn’t recognize a refund has been issued, and it still thinks the payment has been made. 
  2. I had to create new service item in the contract, with the same total amount as the refund. In order for the system to recognize the new balance. 
  3. So now client has this random charge on the invoice, the have to re-sign the invoice/contract as well. 

Shouldn’t the system recognize the refund and just change the still-owed amount on the contract? Seems like the easiest, most intuitive way.  


 

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Diana The Finer Points
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WAit. Why did you have to create a new invoice for a new balance? When you refund a client, it marks the invoice and says full or partial refund and then the invoice changes accordingly. I think I need more info to help… 


jeremychou
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  • June 16, 2025

Well that’s what I thought would happen. It didn’t. It didn’t change the total refunded amount. Help agent told me I had to create a new service item equaling the refunded amount. 


Diana The Finer Points
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I think I need to see screenshots in order to help further because this doesn’t sound like what I experience when I give refunds… 


Geily Romero
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Same as ​@Diana The Finer Points. If you could show some screenshots, it may be easier to see what’s going on!