Credits & Returns handles the whole credit note in one place: raise a credit against an order line by line, take credit requests straight from your customers, settle it by applying to an invoice, leaving it on account or refunding — and let it sync to your accounting system as a proper credit note. No hand-typed adjustments in two systems, no floating credits nobody can find.
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A credit scribbled on a docket, typed into your system, then re-typed into Xero — or forgotten
Customers chase a credit for weeks because nobody can find where it went
A return comes back but the credit note never ties to the original invoice
GST on the credit worked out by hand — and not the way the original line was taxed
Raise a credit against the original order and pick the lines and quantities — GST is inherited from each line, not guessed.
A customer’s credit request arrives against their order with the reason; you approve it, approve part of it, or ask for more.
The credit is issued with its own sequential credit-note number, recorded against the customer.
Apply it to the unpaid invoice, leave it on account, or refund — and it syncs to your accounting system.
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Start from the original order, choose the lines and quantities to credit, and the credit note is built from the real order — the same prices, the same per-line GST. No re-keying, no manual tax maths, and a sequential credit-note number for your records.
Venues can request a credit straight from their order history with a reason and the affected lines. It arrives as a Credit Request for your team to approve, approve in part, or decline — with a clear status the customer can see, so nobody has to chase.
Apply the credit to the customer’s unpaid invoice, leave it on account for their next order, or refund it — by card through Stripe or manually. Customer credit balances are tracked, so on-account credit is used, not lost.
An issued credit syncs to your accounting system as a proper credit note — allocated against the right invoice where your provider supports it — so the credit exists once, in both systems, without anyone typing it twice.
Real gains suppliers report after moving ordering, fulfilment and invoicing onto Open Pantry.

M&J Chickens use Open Pantry to move ordering out of calls and messages and into one digital workflow — giving customers a smooth ordering experience and giving the team fewer errors and less admin.
“With Open Pantry, we launched our own fully branded ordering app — it’s helped us protect our customer base, move to digital ordering, and deliver a much better experience to our venues.”
Hand-handled credits are where money quietly leaks: a credit issued in your system but never entered in your books, a return that never ties back to its invoice, a GST figure worked out differently from the original line. Handling the credit where the order lives means it’s built from real data, allocated to the right invoice, and synced once — so the credit is right, and it’s found.
Australian food and beverage wholesalers use Open Pantry to take orders from restaurants, cafés and venues online, with every order flowing to picking, invoicing and accounting.
Yes. Wholesalers and distributors in Australia use Open Pantry to take orders from restaurants, cafés and venues through their own branded ordering app and online store. Plans are priced in AUD, and orders and invoices sync with Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks Online.
Yes. The free plan lets you list products and receive unlimited orders. Paid plans add accounting, inventory and delivery tools, come with a free trial and are priced in AUD.
Credits are raised against the invoices auto-generated from packed orders, and settle against them.
Explore →Issued credits sync to your ledger as proper credit notes, allocated to the right invoice.
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