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Patrick Rauland
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Patrick Rauland is obsessed with WooCommerce. He has used it as a customer, worked for WooCommerce support, developed core functionality in WooCommerce itself, led three releases, and helped plan their yearly conference (WooConf). He now helps people by writing his blog, creating courses for LinkedIn Learning/Lynda, and writing books. Patrick is also the co-founder of WooSesh, an online conference for WooCommerce developers and store owners. Patrick lives in Denver, Colorado, where you can probably find him at a local coffee shop, typing away
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Refunding orders and payments

Of course, no matter how well you provide your services, such as advertising, describing, and shipping the products, some users will be unhappy and will want a refund. Refund rates vary wildly from industry to industry. Some industries will have refund rates in the low single digits, for example, 1-3%, whereas other industries, such as fashion, can have refund rates up to 25-30%, which is massive.

Once you’ve had a few refund requests, you’ll want to build a process to make it easier. Let’s start with manual refunds, and then look into building a refund process.

Refund requests

If a customer emails you, tweets you, or calls you for a refund, you’ll have to know how to make a refund. This can be done on the Edit order page.

The following image shows the functionality:

Figure 5.12 – Start the refund process on the Edit order screen

Figure 5.12 – Start the refund process on the Edit order screen

You can click the Refund button, which changes...

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Patrick Rauland is obsessed with WooCommerce. He has used it as a customer, worked for WooCommerce support, developed core functionality in WooCommerce itself, led three releases, and helped plan their yearly conference (WooConf). He now helps people by writing his blog, creating courses for LinkedIn Learning/Lynda, and writing books. Patrick is also the co-founder of WooSesh, an online conference for WooCommerce developers and store owners. Patrick lives in Denver, Colorado, where you can probably find him at a local coffee shop, typing away
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