Salesforce Billing must retain a copy of all payments for legal and accounting purposes.
You can fix an error on a posted payment by refunding it. The refund reduces the erroneous credit
note’s balance to zero. You can then create and post a payment with the correct
values. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: All Salesforce Billing editions
Salesforce Billing follows Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The principles require
that users must always be able to track the posting of credits, debits, payments, and refunds
through a series of allocations back to a business’s general ledger. To ensure that these
records are always available for legal and accounting purposes, Salesforce Billing doesn’t allow
you to delete credit notes, debit notes, payments, or refunds. If you make an error, offset the
erroneous record by reducing its balance to zero, and then creating a record with the correct
values.
Important The payment's Refund button is available only in
Lightning
Experience.
Go to the account containing the payment that you want to offset. Navigate to the Payments
related list and select your payment.
If your payment has any allocations, unallocate them.
After you process the refund, verify that the balance of your payment is reduced to
zero.
Make a new payment with correct information.
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