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    Credit Note

    30 0 Created on 2026-03-06 09:57:17; Last updated on 2026-06-19 07:27:39

    What is a Credit Note?


    A credit note is a formal commercial document issued by a Seller to a Buyer to amend a previously issued invoice or to provide reimbursement. The monetary value of a credit note is typically equal to or less than that of the original invoice and may be applied either as a direct repayment to the Buyer or as an offset against other outstanding obligations.


    How to create a Credit Note?

    Creating a Credit Note from a Sent Invoice

    Follow these steps to create a credit note


    • If the Document Manager app is not visible in the sidebar, open All Apps and search for 'Document Manager' to access it.


    • Use the search bar to find the invoice you wish to credit.



    • Click the three dots beside the invoice to open the side menu.



    • Select ‘Create credit note’. The credit note form will auto-fill with invoice details.



    • Ensure the Invoice Number field correctly references the original invoice.


    • For partial credit, delete or amend any line items not relevant. Click ‘Send’ in the bottom right corner to submit the credit note.




    Creating a Credit Note Separately


    • To issue a credit note not directly tied to a specific invoice:


    • Click on the ‘Create’ app from the sidebar.



    • Select create ‘Credit Note’.



    • Fill in the following details:
      • Recipient (search by company name or email; add manually if not found).
      • Credit Note Number
      • Issue Date
      • Currency
      • Invoice Number (must reference the original invoice)
      • (Optional) Add any additional fields if needed.


    • Complete the credit note line items:
      • Item ID
      • Description
      • Quantity
      • Unit
      • Price per unit
      • Tax


    • Click Discard to cancel the document.
    • Click Save as draft to finish later.
    • Click Preview to review before sending.
    • Click Send to submit the credit note.



    Note: Always reference the original invoice and/or Purchase Order number accurately.

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