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Import Transactions from PayPal.com |
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We offer a Q-Import Expansion Pack to import downloaded transactions from PayPal into QuickBooks. We added a sample template for use with the PayPal.com. Below is the structure of the transaction information. Usually you download it not as XML but as CSV.
<Date>4/12/2005</Date>
<Time>11:40:30</Time>
<TimeZone>PDT</TimeZone>
<Name>John
Doe</Name>
<Type>Web
Accept Payment Received</Type>
<Status>Completed</Status>
<Subject>QEmail Standard Edition</Subject>
<Gross>49.50</Gross>
<Fee>-1.74</Fee>
<Net>47.76</Net>
<Note
/>
<FromEmailAddress>johndoe@yahoo.net</FromEmailAddress>
<ToEmailAddress>myself@paypal.com</ToEmailAddress>
<TransactionID>3S080210UX241235J</TransactionID>
<PaymentType>Instant</PaymentType>
<CounterpartyStatus>Verified</CounterpartyStatus>
<ShippingAddress
/>
<AddressStatus
/>
<ItemTitle>QEmail Standard Edition</ItemTitle>
<ItemID>3</ItemID>
<ShippingandHandlingAmount>0.00</ShippingandHandlingAmount>
<InsuranceAmount
/>
<SalesTax>0.00</SalesTax>
<Option1Name
/>
<Option1Value
/>
<Option2Name
/>
<Option2Value
/>
<AuctionSite
/>
<BuyerID
/>
<ItemURL
/>
<ClosingDate
/>
<ReferenceTxnID
/>
<InvoiceNumber
/>
<SubscriptionNumber
/>
<CustomNumber>131xxA5-QByy-3a4</CustomNumber>
<Quantity>1</Quantity>
<ReceiptID
/>
<ContactPhoneNumber
/>
The corresponding template is located in the QImport installation directory. The file is paypal.zip. When it is unzipped, it contains the template and a PayPal sample record (Paypal_sample.csv).The template itself is named paypal.xslt. We implemented the following specifics:
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Last modified: 12/31/2007 |