Add a Credit Memo
A credit memo is a document issued by a seller to reduce the amount a buyer owes after a mistake or change in a previous transaction. It can be used for many items, including:
to reduce the amount owed on an invoice due to a retrospective discount
a contract change
complete a cancellation
Reversal of an invoice
Write off for bad debt
Create a refund for a customer
In Rillet, Similar to contracts and invoices, credit memos can have long term revenue schedules and impact ARR based on the products selected.To add a Credit Memo:
To add a Credit Memo:
Go to Accounts Receivable > Credit Memos.
Select Add Credit Memo.
Select a Customer.
(Optional) Select an Invoice according to your needs:
If an invoice is selected, the credit memo will reduce the balance of that invoice
If no invoice is selected, the credit memo will remain open until it is either refunded to applied to another invoice.
Select the Credit Memo date.
Select a product in Add Product. Then, fill in the product information accordingly:
Description: Enter a description of your product.
Amount: Enter the amount this product costs per unit.
Quantity: Enter the Quantity.
Revenue Account: Update the GL Account if needed.
Revenue Recognition: Choose the Revenue Recognition dates. This will impact both the accounting revenue and the ARR metrics.
Tax:
Toggle right if you want to add tax information.
Enter a Tax Percentage and or choose the VAT rate.

When you’re done filling in the information, select Save on the top right corner.
You will view your Credit Memo listed in the Accounts Receivable > Credit Memos page.
To credit an existing invoice
Go to Accounts Receivable > Invoices.
Select an invoice.
Select the three-dot icon. Then, select Create credit memo.
This will automatically fill out the credit memo with all of the information from the invoice, but you can override any information needed.
FAQ
Will credit memos impact ARR?
If you use a product which is flagged to count towards ARR, then the credit memo will impact ARR negatively.
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