Batch Refund Credits
Menu Path: From Billing & Receipts, select Miscellaneous Billing, select Financial Transactions, then select Batch Refund Credits.
To process refunds for customers, you must create a batch of refunds. Once you create the batch, you can print an edit list to review the refunds before posting them to customer accounts.
When posting a refund, the system creates a refund number prefixed by the letters RF (for Refund). For example, RF00000001.
The following item displays on the action bar:
- Post - Displays the Post Batch of Refunds page. Use this page to post batches of refunds.
Create Batch Refunds
- Click Add New.
- Complete the fields as needed. For details, refer to Fields.
- Click OK.
Post Refunds
- Click Actions on the action bar, then choose Post.
- Enter the Control Number to identify the batch.
- Click OK.
Update Batch Refunds
- Enter criteria identifying the records, then click Find.
- Select the desired record, then click OK.
- Update the fields as needed. For details, refer to Fields.
- Click OK.
Generate the Batch Refund Report
- Enter criteria identifying the records, then click Find.
- Click Print.
- Specify how you want to generate the report, then click OK. The report's default file name is mrbrefrp.rpt.
Delete Batch Refunds
- Enter criteria identifying the records, then click Find.
Select the desired record, then click Delete.
A confirmation dialog does not display. The record deletes immediately.
Fields
Field | Description |
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Control Number | Number identifying the batch for the refund to be grouped in. |
Refund Date | The date that the refund will be applied. |
Customer Number | Number identifying the customer receiving the refund. The employee's name displays in the unlabeled adjacent field. |
Reference | Reference number of payment, such as a check number. |
Comments | Comments, if any, about the refund transaction. |
Amount Refunded | Amount to be refunded to the customer's account. This matches the Total Unapplied Amount. |
Fund Debited | Code identifying the fund to be debited. |
Account Debited | Code identifying the account to be debited. |
Fund Credited | Code identifying the fund to be credited. |
Account Credited | Code identifying the account to be debited. |