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delicate fernBOT
summer needle
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Hi there

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I think you can also do this in the Dashboard by clicking on "charge invoice" but I'm not as familiar with the Dashboard since I focus on the API really

wide snow
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We need to use the dashboard ideally

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can you confirm the steps in dashboard as i can't see any options

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@summer needle

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i can see this option when clicking on a payment

summer needle
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If you view the Invoice in the Dashboard do you see a "charge invoice" button?

wide snow
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i see this

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seems like it doesn't support Cash Balances

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Will turning that on fix it?

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if i set it to $1

summer needle
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That would fix it for the future

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But not for this specific Invoice

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Can you provide me the Invoice ID?

delicate fernBOT
summer needle
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Thanks looking

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Okay yeah sorry doesn't look like this is possible since this is now in Customer Balance. The easiest thing to do here is to actually mark the Invoice as Paid (use "change status" on the Invoice) and then create a Payment via the Dashboard to charge the $200 from the Customer.

wide snow
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Ok thanks

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Can I edit the invoice to change the price to match the amount they paid?

summer needle
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No you can't edit a finalized Invoice

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You could add metadata if you like

wide snow
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it feels like for accounting purposes we want to make sure charges are linked to the right invoice

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i see theres an option to add a credit balance for the customer, if we do that can we use the credit balance + the cash balance to pay the invoice

obtuse slate
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๐Ÿ‘‹ hoping in here since bismark has to head out soon

wide snow
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Hi

obtuse slate
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Credit balance is only something that can be applied when the invoice is first finalized

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You could try doing a credit note to change the amount though

wide snow
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How do you normally deal with situations where the customer transfers $0.01 less than they was supposed to - ask them to transfer $0.01 separately?

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Feels a bit overkill not to give them a small discount in that situation and just accept the amount they sent

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Will creating a credit note change the total due for the invoice?

obtuse slate
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Definitely try that all out in test mode first though - I haven't tried it end to end with customer balance so not sure if there's any weird quirks to it

wide snow
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Are you able to test it for me?

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not sure if you have a test instance

obtuse slate
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Sorry got a bit busy there for a minute in the channel

wide snow
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no worries

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im also interested if doing this will work

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Will the invoice then allow me to pay it using the cash balance / credit balance

obtuse slate
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I'm fairly sure that won't work - credit balances are applied when an invoice is first finalized. In this the Invoice is already finalized, so changing the credit balance further wont' help

wide snow
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Ok so my best bet is a credit note?

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Is there any way to test that for me?

obtuse slate
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Let me back up here for a minute - can you share the Invoice ID you're trying to get paid so I can take a cloesr look?

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๐Ÿ‘ let me take a look

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okay I think this'll work - (still in the middle of testing it out, sorry it's taking a while)

wide snow
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No problem ๐Ÿ‘

obtuse slate
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okay just tried it out fully end to end and looks like the credit note worked!

wide snow
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perfect! so i just need to add a credit note for ยฃ0.40 to the existing invoice and we are good to go?

obtuse slate
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yup!

wide snow
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Amazing thanks for your help

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can you answer 1 more question for me ๐Ÿ™‚

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if i turn on this setting with $1 will it stop this happening again?

obtuse slate
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yeah, I was just about to recommend that if you didn't already have it set ๐Ÿ™‚

wide snow
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do you know how it works, if this happened again would it change the total on the invoice to be ยฃ0.40 less ?

obtuse slate
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I don't believe we change the total if you're using that setting

wide snow
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ok thanks