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tired baneBOT
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hidden depot
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Sorry about that! I completely missed your message

chilly cargo
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all good 🙂 lol figured

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I think I found one event to listen to for bank transfers, though I don't see the instant transfer fee on it

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No idea where to see any fee events on my balance

hidden depot
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Ah, wait this is a manual payout

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So that won't work

chilly cargo
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for extra context, I'm using Zapier for this stuff at the moment, if I can learn QBO API will probably make it part of my bot, but there's that too 😂

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I've seen fees on charge transactions, but is there not just way to track what happens to the balance at any given moment? Where does Reports get it from kinda deal

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ohhhhhhhhh

every payout has a list of crap attached to it

hidden depot
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The specific issue here is that automatic payouts have transactions that are tied to them. Manual payouts don't

chilly cargo
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lol I'm just clicking anywhere in my account i can think of and finding more things... I also just realized that Zapier doesn't have an event type for payouts anyways.

Maybe I should take a look at QBO's API, I just learned a bunch from setting up Zaps LMAO

I guess we'd still need to solve this 'where the heck is the fees' thing in all cases though

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LMAO the dashboard shows the 60 cent fee but none of the objects do, and the preceding fees get attached but cannot be displayed.

This feels very poorly designed 😅

hidden depot
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Yeah a lot of these parts of our API are quite old, and get quite ocmpliacted

chilly cargo
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So basically the only 'automation' I can continue to look forward to is downloading and editing the hell out of CSV's and using the banking interface at QBO?

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I really don't get how these fee charges aren't their own event or why I can't seem to access any balance transactions directly. I can see balance transaction IDs but no links to them in events or whatnot

hidden depot
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Yeah there's no event for when new balance transactions are created unfortunately (I assume partly becausae of the sheer number of events that would generate).

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Your best options would be to do some automation on your end (where you pull the balance transactions at some regular cadence)

chilly cargo
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Without the fee amounts anywhere in them (or some of them??), that's kinda useless, unless I'm missing something here - that's basically what I want LOL

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oh mighta missed a link up there lemme go read that sry

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but you did immediatley say it would still not work for instant payouts

hidden depot
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If you were to list all your balance transactions you should still see which ones are fees - are you not seeing that at all?

chilly cargo
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I'll have to write a little function and do a test, again was trying to use Zapier for the time being LMAO - but that wont work as they are entirely event based

tired baneBOT
chilly cargo
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I think you have set me on the right path here anywho, I guess i can chat back in if I have more questions.

One quick one for the road though, can I use a similar 'for await' like the one I use for customer charge history to pull more than 100, and if so, how do I not get literally every transaction ever 😅

example in my current code:

for await (const charges of stripe_js.charges.list({ customer: customer.id, limit: 100 })) {
                charge_list.push(charges);
              }
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or do i have to figure out classic pagination (and also how would I stop after a certain date then either way)

hidden depot
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yes, you should be able to use a similar for await (we call it auto-pagination, and it should work for any of our list apis)

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In terms of not pulling every transaction - i'd put a conditional in there to check for creation timestamp (or whatever you want) to break out of the loop

chilly cargo
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I was just thinking of that but you were typing.... what about an if and break eh 😄