Processing Refunds - Cash & Eftpos

Created by Matthew Bartels, Modified on Wed, 8 Jan at 12:02 PM by Matthew Bartels

Learning Areas

  • Refund a single item via EFTPOS
  • Refund a whole transaction via EFTPOS
  • Refund a single item as cash
  • Refund a whole transaction as cash

Overview

Triniteq's PowerEPOS software allows a user to handle refunds quickly and accurately directly from the POS. Whether you’re dealing with a returned item, a billing error, or a customer change of mind, processing refunds efficiently is key to maintaining great customer service.


Before you Begin

  • Make sure you have the necessary permissions to process refunds.
  • Take note that refunds are processed through the original payment method - cash refunds are issued in cash, and card payments are refunded back to the same card.

Refund a Single Item via EFTPOS

  1. Log in, then open a new order or sale to open the order screen. Select the item to refund and make sure the parent item is highlighted. Then select Corrections and Refund Item.

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  2. Then we close this, select Pay, and the Integrated EFTPOS button.

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  3. Next the customer will be prompted to tap or swipe their card and enter their PIN.

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  4. The refund will then be approved and sent back to POS, and we can track it in the journal as a negative sale.

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Refund a Whole Transaction via EFTPOS

  1. Log in and open the Journal.

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  2. Find the transaction to refund and select Refund Transaction, then hit the green tick to proceed.

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  3. The customer is asked to tap or swipe their card and enter their PIN.

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  4. Now the transaction has turned red and changed to a negative amount.

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Refund a Single Item as Cash

  1. Log in and open an order. Select the item to refund making sure the parent item is highlighted, then select Corrections and Refund Item.

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  2. Close this then select Pay and the Cash button to open the cash drawer and give the cash refund to the customer.

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  3. Now in the Journal, the item has changed to red with a negative amount against it.

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