
The month-end close
Website, four stores and two outlets on one Magento. The controller closes against one payout report and a Xero ledger that already has the fees in it.
Refunds, reports & ERP
A fashion brand's finance controller closes the month against orders, refunds and payouts from the website, the stores and the outlets. With the Payments Suite a refund is a credit memo in Magento and nothing else, reports are VAT-ready, and payouts flow to Xero, SAP or NetSuite already matched to orders.
Why it matters
Payouts arrive already matched to orders, fees are broken out per transaction, and refunds are where the orders are. The reconciliation spreadsheet retires.
A refund starts as a credit memo on the Magento order and goes to the gateway from there. There is no second system where a refund can be issued and forgotten.
Gross, fees and net per transaction and per payout, by store view and by day, VAT-ready, matching the orders Magento holds.
Payouts and fees post to Xero, SAP or NetSuite with the order references, so the accountant works from the same truth as the ecommerce team.
How it works
Create a full or partial credit memo from the invoice in the Magento admin, or from the Point of Sale. The suite sends the refund to the gateway and records it on the order.
The suite dashboard and Magento reports show transactions, fees and payouts by store view and by day, including refunds and recovered checkouts.
Connect Xero, SAP or NetSuite once. Payouts and fees post with order references on a schedule, so nothing is keyed in twice.
Finance matches bank payouts to the suite's payout report line by line, with fees already accounted for and VAT already broken out.
Ways merchants use it
Multi-store brands, anyone with a finance team, and any merchant who has ever spent an afternoon matching a payout to orders by hand.

Website, four stores and two outlets on one Magento. The controller closes against one payout report and a Xero ledger that already has the fees in it.

A store manager asks about a partial refund from last week. It was a credit memo on the order, so it is in the report next to the sale, and the answer takes the length of the corridor.

The month is closed by six. The payouts were already in Xero with fees and order references, so the external accountant had nothing to ask for, and the controller has an evening.
What you need
Also in Payments Suite
Questions
Yes. A partial credit memo refunds the matching amount; the rest of the order stays captured.
Xero, SAP and NetSuite hand-offs are available; ask the payments team about others.
Yes. Fees and net amounts appear per transaction and per payout in the reports.
Refunds are issued from the credit memo so the order and the gateway always agree. Exceptional cases are handled with the payments team so the order is corrected at the same time.
To the first transaction on the account. Reports can be filtered by date, store view and payment type and exported.
The payments team will tell you plainly what switching this on involves for your store, and what it costs.