Closed azngeek closed 2 years ago
Hi @azngeek
thank you for your message
so the 100 can be easily refunded inside the order in the Shopware Administration here is a guide on how to do this https://github.com/mollie/Shopware6/wiki/Refunds
this can also be done inside the Mollie Dashboard.
the "Ship through Mollie" features directly next to the line item in the administration is a legacy feature I think and might not work as expected (just found that a few days ago)
but the thing written above should help you i think so this is also the most important thing, to satisfy the customer and give him his money
the update of the invoice is a plain shopware thing so you might just need to remove that line item in there, or set it as cancelled...
let me know if this helps you
Hi
I just wanted to reach out and ask if the above did help you? in addition to this, v2.0 brought back Ship through Mollie for single line items and way more features.
Current state
The refund-feature does not work as expected as you can only refund a dynamic amount but not a specific item. We need to be able to keep a reference of the refunded amount to the any line item in the order.
However this is something which we now understand will be solved in the future by Shopware when a sort of PaymentRefundHandlerInterface
is implemented. In the meanwhile this ticket can be closed.
Hi
yes and no so the reason why the refund is only based on the amount is the problem with promotions.
lets imagine you have a promotion, buy 3 t-shirts and get 1 OFF...(2 x 10 EUR = 20 EUR) now the customer returns 1 t-shirt...what do you do? refund 10 EUR, refund (20/3) EUR...refund nothing because its the free one?...so really depends
technically the problem is. mollie has 2 line items...1 with t-shirts (qty 3 and amount 20) and 1 promotion with amount -10 EUR. so that means we need to combine providing a custom amount and somehow telling Mollie what items and quantities will be done. so we need to see what we can come up with :)
the Shopware solution itself however might not be the final-solution for this...but maybe it helps :) also...we have something planned ;)
Thanks for the feedback. I still have some feedback about promotions and how this could be solved.
Example Order
Actually the promotion line item contains a composition
which contains every applied amount for any affected line item. In that way it is possible to calculate the exact amount you need to refund (in case you want to count in promotions). It is not a technical constraint but a decision, the merchant needs to choose. Just take this random example.
`
... "type": "promotion", "composition": [ { "id": "8baa6926a08f415e880f17b37e402a2f", "discount": 0.8805740999999999, "quantity": 7 }, { "id": "15c081afe4604235aef35234b0ba0a58", "discount": 0.666, "quantity": 4 }, ] ... `
thank you
hehe funny..the composition is something i'm thinking of integrating in the flow. i'm actually the guy who invented the composition data in the promotions for ERP integrations :)
with technical, i was more relating on building a good UX for the merchant to have all options with the technical requirements in combination :) sorry for being confusing
Haha okay. This is the parameter we also use for the ERP-exports 👍
So should we keep this ticket opened until the composition-integration is done? We would also alpha/beta-test it :)
:) great that you use it, makes me happy, thats why it exists
yeah..I think we can keep it open for now :) and thanks, I'll try to reach out if necessary
theres a new refund manager available now does it solve this issue? because i think so? then i would close this ticket @azngeek ?
How to do a partial refund for Klarna pay later
I have a customer who ordered 2 Items. The customer payed with Klarna Pay Later. For example:
Total: 250
Check for items in ERP
The customer checked, if the items are available in the ERP and unfortunately there was an error so we could not sell Item B. What we want to do now is to refund Item B, so that the customer will not have to pay 250 but only 100. So updating the invoice.
How is this possible?