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Refunds Report
Updated over a week ago

To access the Refunds Report, click the App Drawer button then click View All > Reports > Sales > Refunds.

The Refunds Report is a sales report that displays refunds made during the selected date range. This report can be used to review and manage your refunds.

Summary cards in the Refunds Report

Summary cards

Description

Total Refunded Amount

The total funds returned to clients during the selected date range.

Total Refunds

The total number of refunds made during the selected date range.

Headings in the Refunds Report

Heading

Description

Transaction ID

The Transaction ID for the sale. The Transaction ID can also be found on the Transactions details page.

Date

The date and time that the refund was issued by the system.

Client

The client that received the refund.

Purchase ID

The Purchase ID for the sale. The Purchase ID can also be found next to the Purchase Number on the receipt.

Purchases

The name of the item refunded. Click the name to view the item on the Purchases page of the client’s profile.

Refund Method

The payment method used to refund the transaction to the client.

Refund

The amount refunded to the client.

Not Refunded

The remainder of the purchase amount that wasn't refunded to the client.

Notes

If any notes were made about this refund when it was issued, an icon will appear in this column. Hover over the icon to read the note.

Refund Type

If the refund was made in full, this column will be labelled Full. If a partial refund was issued, an icon will appear in this column. Click the icon to open the refund menu and complete the refund.

Advanced filters in the Refunds Report

Filter

Description

Refund Method

Determines which refunds to include in the report based on the refund method used.

Payment Method

Determines which sales to include in the report based on the payment methods used.

Client Groups

Determines which clients to include in the report based on their client group.

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