How customers find receipts and refunds in the CornerSpot member portal

The Receipts page is where your customers find their own billing history in the member portal — every payment they've made and every refund you've returned, with a downloadable document for each. It's a self-service record that cuts down on "can you resend my receipt?" requests. This guide gives you a tour so you know exactly what your customers see and can point them to it.

Where customers find their receipts in the member portal

In the member portal, customers open Billing history in the sidebar to reach the Receipts page (at /receipts). Its subtitle reads “Past payments, refunds, and downloadable documents.”

1. Customers sign in to your portal

Your customers reach all of this from your members portal — the self-service home where they sign in to view invoices, pay, and manage their billing. Branding, your logo, and your colors carry through, so it looks like yours.

The CornerSpot member portal sign-in page
The members portal sign-in page.

2. Open the Receipts page

From the portal sidebar, customers choose Billing history to open Receipts. The page lists their payments and refunds together in one timeline, newest first.

The Receipts billing history page in the CornerSpot member portal
The Receipts (billing history) page in the member portal.

3. Read the columns

Each row shows the Document (a receipt or credit note reference), the related Invoice, the Date, the payment Method, and the Amount. If nothing has been paid yet, customers see a friendly “No payments yet” message instead — receipts and credit notes appear here as soon as there's activity.

The Receipts table columns Document, Invoice, Date, Method, and Amount in the CornerSpot member portal
The Receipts table columns: Document, Invoice, Date, Method, and Amount.

4. Download a receipt as a PDF

Every row has a PDF button. For a payment it downloads a receipt; for a refund it downloads a credit note. The button shows a brief “Preparing…” state while the document is generated, then the PDF downloads — so customers can save or print their own proof of payment without contacting you.

The PDF download button on a receipt row in the CornerSpot member portal
The PDF download button on each receipt row.

5. Spot refunds and credit notes

When you issue a refund, it appears here as its own row, marked with a Credit note chip and shown with a minus sign on the amount. That way customers can see both the original payment and the money returned, each with its own downloadable document.

A refund row marked with a Credit note chip in the CornerSpot member portal Receipts page
A refund row marked with a Credit note chip.

How this fits with the rest of billing

  • Invoices: The portal's Invoices section is where customers view and pay open invoices; once an invoice is paid, its receipt shows up here on the Receipts page.
  • Refunds: When you issue a refund from an invoice in the dashboard, a credit note is created and appears on the customer's Receipts page automatically.
  • Self-service: Because customers can pull their own receipts and credit notes, your team handles fewer "please resend my receipt" requests.

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