Refunds and credit notes
How the refund process works in Omnifox and which document backs up each money-back adjustment.
A refund returns all or part of an already-paid charge (an invoice or a payment order). In Omnifox, refunds are processed by the support team once the reason is validated — there's no self-service refund button for customers.
When a refund is possible
- The invoice or payment order must be paid (or partially refunded, if there's still an amount left to return).
- The same amount can't be refunded twice: each partial refund reduces the remaining refundable balance until it reaches the total.
How to request one
- Contact support (Help chat or your account manager) with the invoice/order number and the reason.
- Support reviews the case and, if approved, issues the refund against the original payment method (usually a card via Stripe).
- You'll get a confirmation email with the amount and reason as soon as it's processed.
What happens to your documents
- When Stripe issues the refund, a credit note tied to the original invoice is generated automatically, keeping your billing history accurate.
- The invoice is marked refunded or partially refunded in the Invoices tab under Billing.
Example
You purchased the Co-browse add-on for 3 months by mistake. Support confirms the error and issues a partial refund for 2 of the 3 months. You receive the confirmation email and the invoice shows as partially refunded, with its matching credit note.
Tips
- Request the refund as soon as possible — some payment methods (like bank transfers) are handled manually and take longer.
- Keep the confirmation email as your record for accounting purposes.
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