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Hi all

I've just working for a new client using Sage 50, there was no hand over period and have had a huge back log to get through, I am now slowly winning!

I hope you can help with the following - I am using the e-payment option for supplier payments which all seems to be working fine.

Now I would like to process a customer refund.  I have added their bank details to the account and processed the transaction....but is there any way I can add this to the 'e-payments' option so that the payment can go automatically with the supplier payments or is this wishful thinking?!  I don't have access to the physical bank accounts so if not I will have to get the company to make the payment themselves.....wanted to check before I ask them to arrange!

Thanks

Theresa



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Wishful thinking...

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Ah ok, I thought as much.  Thank you so much for replying.  I don't have access to the actual bank so at least I can go back to them asking them to make the payment knowing I cant!



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