Overview
This article explains how to process a refund directly from a client’s calendar appointment in ICANotes+.
You can use this feature whether the payment was processed through credit card integration or recorded manually.
Follow these steps to issue a refund:
Step 1: Open the Appointment
- Navigate to the Calendar.
- Locate and click the client’s appointment.
- In the Session Details window, click the Refund Payment button.
Step 2: Confirm Refund Details
- Review the original payment details in the Refund Payment window.
- Enter the Reason for Refund.
- Click Refund Payment to proceed.
Step 3: Verify Refund Status
- A confirmation message will indicate that the refund is in progress.
- Click the notification bell to view updates once the refund is posted.
Step 4: Review in Account Payments/Adjustements
- Open the notification to navigate to the client’s account ledger.
- Alternatively, you can select Account > Unapplied Payments section.
- Verify that the client balance reflects the refunded amount.
- If using credit card processing, you can check the transaction status (voided or refunded) in the Nexio Dashboard.
- For partial refunds, use the Account Payments/Adjustments section in the client chart instead.
FAQs
Where can I check the status of a refund?
After you click Refund Payment, a confirmation message indicates that the refund is in progress. Click the notification bell to view updates once the refund is posted.
Where can I verify that the refund has been applied?
Open the client's Account Payments/Adjustments section and verify that the client balance reflects the refunded amount.
Where can I check the status of a credit card refund?
If you are using credit card processing, you can check whether the transaction was voided or refunded in the Nexio Dashboard.
How do I process a partial refund?
For partial refunds, use the Account Payments/Adjustments section in the client's chart instead.
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