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If you'd like to check out this article in video form, we got you covered! You can learn about Rise's store credit refunds in this video:
How the Rise Store Credit Refunds work -
With Rise you can issue store credit for refunded orders instead of a cash refund. With this option, customers are issued store credit on to their store wallet on which all credit is accumulated.
How to issue store credit for returned orders in your Online Store
1. Head to your Shopify admin
2. Open the Orders tab
3. Open the relevant order
4. Click 'More Actions'
5. Click on 'Refund with store credit'
After you've clicked on the 'Refund with store credit' button, a new window will open with the order and customer details already filled out.
Please note- your Rise dashboard must be open in the background for this to work! We recommend opening your dashboard at the beginning of each day to make refunds a breeze π
In this window you can edit:
1. Which items you'd like to issue a refund for.
2. If you'd like to restock the item or not - you can do this at the bottom of the product list.
3. If you'd like to include tax in the refund- this will add the relative tax that was taken on each item you are issuing a refund on.
4. If you'd like to include shipping in the refund- this will add shipping that was charged for the entire order.
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5. Internal note - will appear only on the order notes and the order timeline (the note won't be sent to the customer). You can filter your refunds based on notes by exporting a CSV file from the Orders tab.
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6. Add an email address for customers who checked out with their phone number.
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7. Choose if you want to send an email to the customer informing them that they got the credit by making sure the 'send a notification to the customer' is checked.
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8. Add a dynamic or fixed expiration date.
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Note- if a discount was used in the order, we will deduct the relative amount of the discount off each item :)
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Once you've finished filling out the fields, click on 'Send Store Credit'. Following this, a pop-up will open up verifying that the credit was created.
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You can click on 'See Customer Account' to see the customer details inside the Rise dashboard:
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Or you can just close the tab and continue within the Shopify dashboard.
If you checked the 'send a notification to the customer' checkbox, an email will be sent to the customer. The email can be customized in the Rise dashboard in the 'Emails' tab under store credit emails -> refund. Here's an example of the email that will be sent:
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After refunding an order, you will see that the note has been added on the order page:
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And to the order timeline:
Refunding to default payment method:
If a customer uses their credit or gift card and later requests a refund for the order the credit was used on, the amount refunded will return to the original payment method for the order (whether that's a Rise Gift Card or Loyalty Card) and will be marked as a Shopify return.
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How to refund orders with store credit via Shopify POS -
βImportant: To enable the option to refund with store credit in your POS, you must first activate the feature in your Shopify admin.
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βEnable the refund option in Shopify:
Go to your Shopify Admin β Point of Sale β Settings.
βSelect POS Apps.
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βSelect (New) Refund with Rise store credit and click Add.
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βOnce enabled, you can refund orders with store credit using the steps below:
Open the relevant order and click the (New) Refund with Rise store credit
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βSelect the items to be refunded and click Continue.
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βChoose the customer who will receive the store credit:
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βAdd a refund reason by clicking on Select reason (required).
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βAfter selecting the refund reason, click Save to proceed.
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5. Here you can decide whether to include the shipping cost, taxes or restock the product.
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6. You can adjust the refund amount if needed (e.g., add an incentive up to 20% of the total).
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7. Click on the Refund $ with store credit β Done to finish the process.
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Once completed, refunded items will appear under Removed Items in the order details.
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