Refund part of an invoice

  • wycombe1

    1952 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    I am becoming increasingly irritated when I refund part of an invoice - for one item say that is damaged or cannot be found - to find the complete invoice then appears in the to be paid section.

    This particularly annoying when you are dealing with large numbers of invoices and are still a bit bleary eyed when sending reminders and the like.
  • mainlypostcards

    3540 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    I am becoming increasingly irritated when I refund part of an invoice - for one item say that is damaged or cannot be found - to find the complete invoice then appears in the to be paid section.

    This particularly annoying when you are dealing with large numbers of invoices and are still a bit bleary eyed when sending reminders and the like.
    I noticed that last week, when I made a partial refund for postage.

    I couldn't find the invoice afterwards - because I was looking in "items to be sent" and Del had moved it to the "to be paid" tab.
  • Cuenta eliminada
    Cuenta eliminada

    0 mensajes

    Australia

    I noticed that last week, when I made a partial refund for postage.

    I couldn't find the invoice afterwards - because I was looking in "items to be sent" and Del had moved it to the "to be paid" tab.
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  • Cuenta eliminada
    Cuenta eliminada

    0 mensajes

    Australia

    Los datos ya no están disponibles porque la cuenta de este usuario ha sido eliminada (Reglamento RGPD)
    • Creado 9 mar 2017 a 17:09
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    Los datos ya no están disponibles porque la cuenta de este usuario ha sido eliminada (Reglamento RGPD)
  • wycombe1

    1952 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    Maybe my memory is faulty but I do not remember this happening under the 'old' system. The 'new' system moves any invoice that has had a full or partial refund into the unpaid section - even invoices that have been archived. Surely if the 'old' could cope the 'new' should be able to as well!