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Refunds

When a guest paid by card through Eighty-Six, refunds go back through Stripe to that card. Staff trigger them from the order panel or the table bill. Cash and external-terminal payments are not reversed automatically — handle those in your till.

Action Where What it refunds
Cancel & refund On a paid order in the order panel That order’s card payment (pay per round), or the table bill shares when the order was paid as part of pay at end
Refund bill On the Table bill panel (pay at end) Every succeeded card share on the bill, then voids the bill and clears paid state on its orders

Prefer Refund bill when several people paid shares on one table and you want the whole cheque reversed. Prefer Cancel & refund when you are focused on one order ticket.

  1. Open the table and select the paid order.
  2. Confirm the order shows Paid (and is not already cancelled).
  3. Click Cancel & refund.
  4. Wait for success: the order becomes cancelled, and Stripe refunds the matching payment.

If you see No payment found to refund for this order, the UI cannot see a card payment for that order. Common cases:

  • The order was settled offline only (cash / external / comp) — there is no Stripe payment to reverse.
  • In pay at end, money lived on the bill; use Refund bill on the table bill, or retry after confirming the order is linked to that bill.
  • The payment never finished (guest closed the sheet) even if the kitchen ticket exists.
  1. Open the table in pay at end mode.
  2. On Table bill, confirm there are succeeded card shares (not only offline settle).
  3. Choose Refund bill (or the equivalent refund action in the bill menu).
  4. Succeeded shares are refunded; the bill is voided; orders on the bill lose their paid stamp so you can re-open service if needed.

Already-refunded shares are skipped safely if two people click refund close together.

  • Refunded card money returns to the guest’s card on Stripe’s timeline (often fast in test/sandbox; live cards follow the bank).
  • Cancel & refund cancels the order so it should not stay active on the floor.
  • If you use ingredient stock, refund-cancel restores stock for that order — see Ingredient stock.