Cancelling a Deposit on an Order Entry Document

Cancelling a Deposit on an Order Entry Document

Cancelling an Order Entry Deposit

To cancel a deposit simply open the Invoice/Repair Order from the WIP screen and delete all lines on the invoice except for any deposit lines.

 

Note: One way to highlight multiple lines on an order entry document is to place your mouse in the item number field of the first line you wish to delete and then click your mouse and drag it down to highlight the lines you wish to delete


Sell the document and tender the negative amount to the appropriate tender method that you have used to return the deposit to the customer.

 

If you have any queries regarding Cancelling a Deposit on and Order Entry Document in COSTAR, please contact the Support Desk.


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