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How to create refund approval rules

This article contains a video and step by step guide on how to create a refund approval rule as part of a custom role in the Checkout.com Dashboard. 

00:00: Here, we'll go through how to set up refund approval rules in Checkout.com dashboard.

00:04: Use this when creating a custom role for users who approve payment actions.

00:09: Before you begin,

00:10: make sure you have your login credentials

00:12: ready.

00:12: Type them in and click continue.

00:15: You'll be taken to the business overview dashboard, begin by clicking the settings

00:19: menu in the top right corner.

00:20: This is your starting point for creating account rule.

00:24: Click the settings option on the dropdown to open configuration options.

00:29: To add users who can approve payment actions on the account, select the account

00:33: rules option.

00:35: Now click the create rule button to start defining a new payment approval rule for

00:39: the selected entity.

00:42: For this example, we'll create a refund rule.

00:44: You can select the other account rules from the dropdown under the type field.

00:49: Click the name field to specify a title for your new rule.

00:52: Clear names

00:53: improve rule management.

00:55: Click the entities dropdown option to choose the entity rule you want to create.

00:59: This defines the rule’s behavior and conditions.

01:04: Tick the box next to the entity

01:05: you want to provide permissions for.

01:08: Go to the amount field, this sets the transaction value limit for approval.

01:13: Enter the amount in the field to set the threshold for refund approvals. Transactions

01:17: above this amount will need approval.

01:20: Click the create rule button to save and activate the new refund approval rule.

01:24: This completes the rule setup process.

01:27: Here, we've seen how to configure refund approval rules to control payment

01:31: authorizations.

01:32: You can review and adjust these rules as needed to maintain secure transaction

01:37: processes.

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