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"Attempt payment" with a different amount


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I have a client with a few past-due invoices, who wants to pay with credit card. I'm assuming that "Attempt Payment" will only pay the amount due on the current invoice. I'd rather have a single transaction in the amount to cover all invoices, and then credit the other invoices. Is there a way to do this from within WHMCS?

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Not they. I. I guess that wasn't clear from my post. It's easier than trying to walk them through using the client interface.

 

I pondered changing the invoice that the payment was going to be applied to, but decided that might be too confusing to them if they were to look at the payment receipt. In the end, I just did a manual transaction at the CC processor, and manually added that payment to the first invoice, and credit to the other invoices.

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Is there a way to also refund only a portion of a payment back to Authorize.net via WHMCS?

 

Let's say we have a customer who is invoiced $100 and payment is processed with his credit card. He then contacts us and points out we invoiced him $10 more than we were supposed to and he wants the $10 refunded to his credit card on file.

 

Is there a way to do this with WHMCS or do I need to do this refund direct with my Merchant Provider?

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