Correct an invoice: credit notes, voids and refunds

    Checked against the app on 24 October 2026

    An issued invoice is locked so it matches what the client has. Lower it with a numbered credit note, void it if nothing has been paid, give money back with a numbered refund, or use a client’s credit on another invoice.

    Olive Grove’s invoice for the fictional client Jordan Price, part paid and locked, with Add credit note, Record a refund, Write off the balance and Void this invoice beside it.

    Where: Billing > Invoices > Open

    To…PressWhat happens
    Lower what is owedAdd credit note…A numbered credit note with your reason. It cannot exceed the invoice total; past what is owed it leaves the client in credit.
    Cancel an unpaid invoiceVoid this invoice…The sessions go back to To invoice and the number is kept, so you can invoice again.
    Give money backRecord a refund…A numbered refund, up to what was paid on that invoice. Money received in reports is net of refunds.
    Use creditUse credit on another invoice…An overpayment or a credit note on a paid invoice pays another of the same client’s invoices. It is not counted as money received.
    1. Step 1: Open the invoice from Billing > Invoices.

    2. Step 2: Choose the action from the table above and give the amount and reason.

    3. Step 3: Save the new PDF and send it to the client, as you did the invoice.

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