The purpose of this Knowledge Base Article is to demonstrate how refunds are made using E-Payments within the First Due platform.
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Note: This process only applies if the payment was made using E-Payment.
Note: If your agency is using the First Due/Stripe Online Payments, when refunds are processed from the Invoice List page, they will be automatically applied to your Stripe account.
Note: Fee's incurred when using E-Payments will not be refunded.
Permission needed to process refunds for E-Payments:
1. Navigate to the Invoicing Module.
2. Select Invoice List.
3. Locate the Invoice to apply the refund to.
4. In the Actions Column, select Re-Open.
5. Select Refund.
6. Enter required data for the Refund:
Date, the current date will be displayed
Approved by
Select Payment to be refunded
Enter a Note
Enter a Reason
Select Apply
7. Note balance will reflect the refund applied.
8. Select Close, and confirm to save your changes.
9. Invoice status after the refund has been applied.
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