Void, Refund and Payment Chargeback

Pathway: Accounts > Search > Accounts (AR History) 

Permissions

The following permissions are required to access an account and void, refund or apply a chargeback to a payment:


Permission IDPermission Name
5    View Account
 6    View Site
41    View AR History

Void Payments

The Void Payment option is available for unsettled Credit Card payments usually less than 24 hours old. If the payment was settled (processed by the bank) this option will not display. 




Void a Payment

  1. Right-click within the row of the payment you would like to void. 

  2. Select Void Payment from the popup that displays. 

  3. Enter a Note to record the reason the payment has been voided. 

  4. Select Process Void when finished. 

Refund a Payment

The Refund Payment option is available for payments that were electronically received and applied to an account.


Refund a Payment

  1. Right-click within the row of the payment you would like to issue a refund for. 

  2. Select Refund Payment from the popup that displays. 

  3. Enter the Refund Amount. Refund cannot exceed what is available. 

    • Credit Cards - Full and partial refunds can be processed. 

    • ACH - Only processes full refunds. 

  4. Enter a Note to record the reason a refund was issued for the payment. 

  5. Select Process Refund when finished. A Confirmation popup will display, select ‘Yes’ to confirm. 

Record Chargeback

Record a chargeback on a credit or debit card payment if the card-issuing bank has reversed the transaction. A chargeback does not issue a refund and does not void the payment; instead, it acts as a reversal on the payment.


Record a Chargeback

  1. Right-click within the row of the payment you would like to record a chargeback on. 

  2. Select Record Chargeback from the popup that displays. 

  3. Enter the date the chargeback was 

  4. Enter a Note to record the reason a refund was issued for the payment. 

  5. Select Process Refund when finished. A Confirmation popup will display, select ‘Yes’ to confirm.