Partial credit is allowed for sure, I think you should use RMA (Return Material Authorization) to receive returned parts and then invoice/credit those.
Thanks Adam!
In this scenario, we are not receiving the goods back into stock. Its often for a miscellaneous charge (Driver waiting time). We often settle for a reduced waiting time charge out of good-will.
I did find a way to do this btw! So I will mark this as sold.
If you create customer credit invoice - you will initially create a credit invoice in prelim state. We can then go to the customer credit and amend the invoice lines to credit back any lines we have invoiced.
So intention where the invoice is not for inventory goods is to use this method.
Hi @BLLBrucemo,
I'm currently handling a similar case where I need to issue a partial credit note against a customer invoice that includes non-inventory items.
Would you be able to share how you approached this, or offer any guidance on how to proceed?