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What do to with "Expired" Service Orders

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I have service orders that have "expired" and would like to remove them from the Pending Service Orders list. Is there a better method than just voiding them so that they still show up in the customer's history somehow? What's the recommended procedure to handle those with deposits?



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An "expired" Service Order should be Voided

  • This will make inventory items which were on the Service Order go back into stock and available for sale to other customers
  • When you void the Service Order it goes to Accounting > Voids > Pending and you can choose to recover it if the customer wants to proceed again with the service order
  • Before voiding the Service Order, you could go to the Customer Record and add a NOTE stating the Service Order number and the reason for voiding it

If there is a deposit on the Service Order...

  • You will be prompted to refund the deposited amount
    • Option 1: Put the refund on the customer's Store Account
      • Make sure you have a current address for the customer first
      • This refund will be available to them the next time they come to make a purchase
    • Option 2: You can go to Management tab > Refund Checks and write them a check for the refund amount

Also review the How To Refund A Store Credit knowledgebase article


Policy Statement

  • You may want to edit the Policy Statement for Service Orders to include cancellation policies
    • Maintenance tab > Definition List > Policy Statements



Also review the How to Cancel a Layaway and Apply a Cancelation Fee knowledgebase article


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