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Issue credit notes

Issue GST-compliant credit notes to reverse part or all of a customer invoice when there is a refund, cancellation or billing correction.

4 min read·Updated 10 Oct 2026·accountscredit-notesrefunds

A credit note is a formal reversal — fully or partially — of a sales invoice. Use it when a booking cancels, a line item was over-billed, or a service was not delivered. The credit note reduces the booking's billed total and creates an offset the customer can apply to future invoices or receive back as a refund.

When to use a credit note vs an invoice amendment

  • Amend when the invoice went out with the wrong line items or figures and has not yet been paid. The amendment supersedes the earlier invoice.
  • Credit note when the invoice has already been paid or partially paid, and you need to reverse the billed amount in a GST-compliant way.

Issue a credit note

Step 1: Open CRM → Credit notes

Click New credit note.

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Credit notes list

Step 2: Pick the source invoice

The customer, booking, and billed amount pre-fill from the invoice.

Step 3: Pick which line items to credit

Credit the full invoice or tick specific line items. The reversed GST is computed automatically.

Step 4: Pick a reason

Pick from the reason master (Cancellation, Over-billing, Service not delivered, Price concession, Other). The reason appears on the PDF.

Step 5: Finalise and download PDF

Finalising stamps the next sequential credit-note number. The PDF is GST-compliant and references the original invoice number.

Refund flow

A credit note on its own only reverses the billing. If the customer wants money back, record a refund under CRM → Payments received with mode set to "Refund" and reference the credit note number.

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