Credit Card Refund Import

To be able to import credit card refund data, your company must have a credit card account. To learn how to create a credit card account for your company, see Creating Company Credit Card Accounts.

After you have added a credit card account, you can import credit card charges and refunds CSV data. For information about importing credit card charges data, see Credit Card Charge Import.

Credit Card Refund Body and Sublist Fields

When you import a credit card refund, you specify several body values, plus at least one record in the template's sublist.

Body Fields

To prepare credit card refund CSV data for import, make sure that your CSV file includes the following fields. They are required for a successful CSV import.

Field

Notes

Vendor

The vendor related to this credit card transaction.

Date

The date when the refund occurred.

Your file must also include one of internal ID, external ID or transaction ID to be used as a unique identifier for the record. The external ID can be any value that has not been used as the External ID in previous CSV imports.

Sublist Fields

Use the Items, Expenses, and Accounting Books sublists to add or update item and expense information about a credit card refund record.

Sublist

Notes

Required Fields

Expenses

The Expenses sublist uses Line as a key.

You must map at least one item or expense.

Line and Amount

Items

The Items sublist is keyed using either Item or Order Line. Use the items sublist to specify the item that was returned to the vendor with this credit card refund.

The Items sublist is not mapped automatically. You must map at least one item or expense.

To learn more about other supported fields, see Entering Company Credit Card Charges.

Item or Order Line

Accounting Books

The Accounting Books sublist is keyed by Secondary Book. The sublist is available only when the Multi-Book Accounting feature is enabled, and only when more than one active accounting book exists.

Secondary Book and Exchange Rate

Credit Card Refund CSV File Examples

The following examples show how you might structure a file for importing credit card refund data.

Single File Import

External ID

Vendor

Date

Posting Date

Credit Card Refund Items: Item

Credit Card Refund Items: Quantity

Credit Card Refund Items: Tax Code

Credit Card Refund Items: Location

CC_CH001

Best Fixture, Inc.

11/11/2015

11/15/2015

Accessories : Cable - SCSI

4

CA_HST

Canada

CC_CH002

Best Fixture, Inc.

12/11/2015

12/15/2015

Accessories : Cable - USB 10 ft

2

CA_HST

Canada

CC_CH002

Best Fixture, Inc.

12/11/2015

12/15/2015

Accessories : Cable - SCSI

3

CA_HST

Canada

CC_CH003

Best Fixture, Inc.

1/11/2016

1/15/2016

Accessories : Cable - USB 10 ft

4

CA_HST

Canada

Multiple Files Import

The following example includes the Items sublist data imported in a separate CSV file.

Primary file:

External ID

Vendor

Date

Posting Date

CC_CH001

Best Fixture, Inc.

11/11/2015

11/15/2015

CC_CH002

Best Fixture, Inc.

12/11/2015

12/15/2015

CC_CH003

Best Fixture, Inc.

1/11/2016

1/15/2016

Linked file — Items:

External ID

Credit Card Refund Items: Item

Credit Card Refund Items: Quantity

Credit Card Refund Items: Tax Code

Credit Card Refund Items: Location

CC_CH001

Accessories : Cable - SCSI

3

CA_HST

Canada

CC_CH002

Accessories : Cable - USB 10 ft

4

CA_HST

Canada

CC_CH002

Accessories : Cable - SCSI

2

CA_HST

Canada

CC_CH003

Accessories : Cable - USB 10 ft

5

CA_HST

Canada

Linked file — Expenses:

External ID

Credit Card Refund Expenses: Account

Credit Card Refund Expenses: Amount

CC_CH001

Office Supplies

55

CC_CH002

Office Supplies

83.75

CC_CH002

Office Supplies

66.34

CC_CH003

Office Supplies

46

Additional Information

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