Parents or payees can accumulate credit on their billing account in Zunia if an invoice is overpaid, a prepayment is received, or they need to be credited for something.
Credit is added to an account in the form of a credit note, which can be created if you need to:
1. Reduce the amount on an invoice.
Example: Your school agrees to discount an invoice raised, so a credit note is raised for 10% of the amount due.
2. Cancel a sale due to damaged goods.
Example: A parent buys a new school uniform, but it’s damaged and returned to the school store.
3. Pay a cash refund due to an invoice error.
Example: An invoice was paid via electronic funds transfer, but a mistake was made, so a customer receives a refund in the form of credit.
Access requirements: To create and apply credits to your billing accounts you need to:
- be assigned the Invoice permissions by your System Administrator, and
- connect your finance entity with your Xero accounting application using the accruals accounting method.
How credit works
- Credit can only be applied to an invoice after it’s created and the debtor account and fee settings are saved.
- Credit notes have two statuses:
- Open = The credit note hasn’t been applied to an invoice and the credit amount is available in the account.
- Applied = The credit note is applied to an invoice and the credit amount has been deducted from the invoice balance due.
- You can apply more than one credit transaction to an invoice. However, you can only credit the remaining outstanding amount due in part of full.
- Once a credit note is created, all credit transactions are recorded in Zunia and sent to your third-party accounting application, like Xero.
Create and apply credit to invoices
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