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Credit Management covers everything related to giving credit to your customers — issuing credit notes when something goes wrong, recording manual balance adjustments, and seeing which account customers are sitting on the largest credit balances.
This page covers features gated by Manager-tier permissions. Managers and Admins have these by default; your administrator can adjust who has them in Settings > Team.

Credit notes

A credit note is the formal record of crediting money back to a customer’s account, without it being a refund through the original payment method. Use them when:
  • A delivery had a quality issue and you want to credit the customer.
  • A corporate customer was overcharged on an invoice.
  • You want to give a goodwill credit that the customer can spend on a future order.
1

Open the customer or invoice

Find the customer or the invoice you’re crediting against.
2

Click Create Credit Note

The credit note form opens with the customer pre-filled.
3

Add line items

Either reference an existing invoice line (your dashboard pre-fills the description and amount) or add a custom line. Include VAT where applicable.
4

Save and send

The credit note is recorded on the customer’s account and a PDF is generated. Send by email or download.

Manual adjustments

For one-off corrections that don’t fit a credit note — say, applying a customer’s overpayment to a new order — use Manual Adjustment. These appear on the customer’s transaction history but don’t generate a public-facing document. Manual adjustments are good for internal balance corrections; credit notes are good for customer-visible credits.

Credit analytics

The Credit Analytics page (Business > Credit > Analytics) shows:
  • Top credit balances — your largest creditors, in case you want to call them in.
  • Trend over time — total outstanding credit per month.
  • Aged debt — how long balances have been outstanding (current, 30/60/90+ days).
Use this alongside Statements to manage collections.

Common questions

No. A refund moves money back to the customer’s payment method. A credit note records that you owe the customer money but doesn’t move funds — they can spend it on a future order or you can issue a refund later.
Yes. Credit notes can be standalone (for goodwill credits) or attached to a specific invoice. The form lets you choose.
Credit notes reverse the VAT element of the original invoice line by default. If you’re issuing a goodwill credit with no underlying invoice, set the VAT rate to match your VAT scheme.

What’s next?

Bulk invoicing

Monthly invoices for account customers.

Refunds

Refunds via the original payment method.
Last modified on May 17, 2026