Returns and refunds

Taking goods back and what it does to stock and money.

A return is for goods coming back after a sale is finished. Unlike voiding, the original sale stays on record — which is what your books need.

  1. 1Find the original sale.
  2. 2Choose which items are coming back and how many. You cannot return more than was sold, or return the same item twice.
  3. 3Complete the return.

On completion the stock goes back on the shelf and the refund is recorded against the sale. Both steps happen together — a return can never restock without refunding, or refund without restocking.