Loopit Documentation
Changelog
  • Getting Started
    • What is Loopit?
    • Key Concepts
    • Setting up Loopit
      • Logging into Loopit
      • Multiple vs Single Workspaces
      • Configure Your Workspace
        • Workspace Details
    • Quick Start Guide
    • Welcome to Loopit 2.0
      • Understanding Loopit's Pricing Structure
  • Assets
    • Overview
    • Categories
      • Managing Categories and Subcategories in Loopit
      • Understanding Categories and Subcategories
      • Managing Pricing Overrides in Loopit
    • Adding Your Fleet
      • Uploading Photos
    • Tracking
      • Meter Readings
      • Tracking devices
    • Fleet Management
      • Issues
      • Service reminders
      • Inspections
    • Price Overrides
      • Customizing Charge Pricing Across Packages, Categories, and Fleet
      • Package-level Prices
      • Category-level Override
      • Asset-level Override
      • Asset-level Ultimate Override
  • Bookings
    • Overview
    • Lifecycle of a Booking
      • Creating a Booking
      • Confirming a Booking
      • Activating a Booking
        • Before Activation
      • Editing a booking
        • Adjust the price
        • Schedule Booking Changes
      • Pausing a Booking
      • Ending a booking
      • Cancel a booking
    • Deposits
      • Collecting deposits
      • Refunding/Claiming deposits
    • Referral source tracking
    • Tracking booking owner/manager
    • Contracts
      • How to Append Terms & Conditions (T&Cs)
      • How to send signed copy of contract/agreement to customer?
      • Inserting Dynamic Variables in Contract Templates
  • Billing
    • Invoices
      • Overview
      • One-Time Charges & Invoicing
      • Tax Types & Rules
      • Downloading Invoices
      • Overdue Invoices
      • Statement of account
      • Emailing invoices
      • Ad Hoc Billing & Invoices
    • Payments
      • Overview
      • Stripe integration
        • AU Becs Direct debit
      • Payment retry - Dunning
      • Auto pay
    • Credit Notes
      • Overview
      • Applying credit notes
      • Auto-apply credit notes
    • Setting up your packages
      • Program Types
      • Packages
        • What are packages?
        • Creating a package
        • Charge types and models
        • Configuring delivery on packages
        • Charges per location
    • Add Ons
      • Mileage Billing
      • Claim Excess & Excess Reduction
    • Billing Items
  • Settings
    • Users
      • Roles & Permissions
      • Inviting & Assigning Users
      • Enabling & Disabling Users
    • Locations
      • Managing Locations
      • Invoice Customisation
      • Assigning Fleet Locations
      • Booking pickup date rules
    • Workflows
      • Overdue Invoice Reminder
    • Email templates
      • Merge Tags
      • Entity Types
      • Creating a Template
    • Contract templates
      • Creating a template
      • Assigning a Contract Template
    • Integrations
      • Xero
      • FrankieOne
      • Geotab
      • Telemax
      • Rentalmatics
      • Sumsub
      • Tessera MVR Search
      • Experian AU
      • Bonzah Insurance
    • Webhooks
    • Website
      • Facebook Meta Pixel
    • Booking Rules
  • Security
    • Security information
  • People/Companies
    • Creating a Person or Company
      • Creating a person
      • Creating a company
    • Emergency contacts and references
    • Document expiry notifications
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  • Refundable Credit Note
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  • Adjustment Credit Note Statuses
  • Refundable Credit Note Statuses
  1. Billing
  2. Credit Notes

Overview

Credit notes in Loopit are used to adjust invoice balances, refund payments, or issue customer credits. They provide flexibility in managing invoices and payments and can be configured to automatically apply to the recurring invoices of a booking.

Credit Note Types

There arere two primary types of credit notes:

Adjustment Credit Note

  • Purpose: Used for adjusting the balance of an invoice.

  • Behavior: Automatically applied to the same invoice from which it was created.

  • Use Cases:

    • Correcting errors in invoicing

    • Applying a discount or promotional adjustment

Refundable Credit Note

  • Purpose: Used for issuing a refund to the customer or transferring credit.

  • Behavior: Can be applied to another invoice, or refunded electronically.

  • Use Cases:

    • Issuing a refund due to cancellation or returns or booking changes.

    • Issuing credits to a customer as a gesture of goodwill.

Credit Note Statuses

Adjustment Credit Note Statuses

  • Adjusted: The credit note has been created from an invoice and immediately applied to the same invoice. This action adjusts the balance on the invoice without issuing a refund.

Refundable Credit Note Statuses

  • Refunded: The credit note has been fully refunded to the customer, either via their payment method or other means.

  • Refund Due: The refundable credit note has been created but has not been refunded or applied to any invoice yet. It remains in an outstanding state.

  • Applied: The refundable credit note has been applied to another invoice, helping to reduce the balance on that invoice.

  • Partially Applied: Only part of the refundable credit note has been applied to an invoice. The remaining balance is still available for use on future invoices or can be refunded.

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