If a payment went through under the wrong repair order (RO) or invoice number, DealerWorks can correct it for you. It isn’t something you can change from your own screens — write in to Support and we’ll do it.
Write in to Support
Send us the details below and we’ll change the number on the transaction.
| FIND IT | Look the payment up first so you have the details in front of you. See Find a payment. |
| SEND US | The invoice or RO number the payment is under, the amount, and the date. If the number is the part that’s wrong, the amount and date are how we find it. |
| AND | What it should say instead. Exactly as you want it to read. |
This corrects the number in DealerWorks only. Your DMS still shows the original. DealerWorks doesn’t write invoice or RO numbers back to a DMS (dealer management system), so if it’s wrong there too, it has to be fixed in your DMS separately.
Why you can’t change it yourself
It depends on where the number came from, but the answer is the same either way.
- If your dealership is connected to a DMS, the order information comes straight from your DMS. The number can’t be edited in Process Transactions, because it isn’t yours to type.
- If you’re not connected to a DMS, the advisor types the number in when the payment is taken — the same goes for anything taken with the Manual Payment button. Once the payment has gone through, it’s set.
If the amount is wrong rather than the number
On a connected order you’re asked to check the amount against your DMS before the payment goes through, and you can correct it at that point.
Once a card payment has gone through, its amount can’t be edited. If you overcharged the customer, refund the difference — see Refund part of a payment. If you undercharged them, contact the customer to collect the rest. For a cash or check payment, see Edit a cash or check transaction.
The change is recorded
Whatever we change is recorded on the transaction, and you may see an Edit History section on the payment details. If you don’t, contact DealerWorks Support and we can tell you what changed. See See what’s been changed on a transaction.
Related: Fixing a transaction — start here · Move a transaction to another department · Edit a cash or check transaction · See what’s been changed on a transaction
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