Create a debit approval case for an internal refund

  • Release version: Australia
  • Updated March 12, 2026
  • 1 minute to read
  • Create a debit approval case for a claim so that you can request a refund internally from one of your banks or a customer.

    Before you begin

    Role required: sn_bom_payment.claim_agent or sn_bom_payment.claim_agent_connector

    Procedure

    1. Navigate to All > Financial Services Operations > Workspace.
    2. Select the lists icon (lists icon).
    3. In the Lists tab, under Claims, click Assigned to me.
    4. In the list, click the case that you want to open.
    5. On the claim form, fill in these fields:
      • Error type
      • Error category
      • Error subcategory
      • Requested treatment
      • Claim bank
      • Transaction ID
      • Refund bank
      • Debit customer or Debit account
      • Debit financial account
      • Receiving transaction

      For information on the Claim form field descriptions, see Field descriptions for a claim case.

    6. Click Create Debit Approval.

    Result

    • A payment service case for debit approval is created and is assigned to the claim agent that is working on the claim.
    • The state of the claim case updates to Awaiting Refund.
    • The debit customer gets a pre-configured email notification about the debit approval case.
    • If there's a Customer or Consumer Service Portal available for customers, they get a notification for the debit approval case on the portal. Buttons for accepting or rejecting the debit approval appear in the section of the form that shows the customer actions on the portal. For more information, see:
      Note:
      To use the Consumer Service Portal, activate the Consumer Service Portal plugin (com.glide.service-portal.consumer-portal).

    What to do next

    • If the refund amount should be debited from multiple financial accounts, set up instructions for each debit account in the Debit instructions tab.
    • Get an acceptance for the debit from the debit customer or the refund bank.
    • Update the debit approval case fields as required to complete the refund and close this case. For more information, see Work on a debit approval case to complete a refund.
    • If the debit customer or the bank rejects the debit, move the claim case back to the Open state. If the customer rejected the debit from the Customer or Consumer Service Portal, the state of the claim case automatically updates to Open.