You can issue and record different types of refunds in Deskworks, including credit/debit card, ACH, and manual refunds like cash or check. This article explains how each refund type works in Deskworks and when an automated notification is sent to the user.
Automated Refund Notifications
- Credit/Debit Card refunds: An automated email notification is sent to the user.
- Cash, Check, ACH, Write Off, Other: An automated email notification is NOT sent to the user.
Credit/Debit Card Refunds
Refunds for payments made by Credit or Debit Card can be processed directly in Deskworks. To do this:
- Click BILLING > CHARGES/PAYMENTS
- Click EDIT (pencil) next to the order you want to modify
- Click ADD A REFUND. Under "Using", from the dropdown select Credit/Debit Card and enter the amount to be refunded
- Click SUBMIT REFUND
Note: The refund must be issued on an invoice that contains a credit/debit card payment equal to or greater than the refund amount. Refunds must go back to the same card used for the original payment, and that card must still be on file. If these conditions aren't met, process the refund through your payment processor directly, then record it in Deskworks using “Other”.
ACH/EFT/Direct Debit Refunds
ACH refunds cannot be processed directly in Deskworks. Instead, refund the payment through your processor, then record it in Deskworks to keep your income records and reports accurate. To record the refund:
- Click BILLING > CHARGES/PAYMENTS
- Click EDIT (pencil) next to the order you want to modify
- Click ADD A REFUND. Under "Using", from the dropdown select Other and enter the amount to be refunded
- Click RECORD REFUND
More ACH Resources:
Reversing Returned or Failed ACH Payments →
Other Types of Refunds
The "Using" dropdown includes several other refund options:
- Cash
- Check
- Write Off/Comp
- Other
These refund types DO NOT initiate a transaction with a payment processor. Instead, they are used to record refunds made outside Deskworks, so your income records and reports stay accurate.
Security Deposit Refunds
See this article for steps to refund security deposits:
Reversing Returned or Failed Payments
See this article to reverse failed or returned payments:
Reversing Returned or Failed Payments →
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