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tired onyxBOT
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dim torrent
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Yes, exactly. I am upgrading to the "Clover" API version.

Thank you for confirming that there isn't a better built-in option right now. However, having to make N+1 API calls just to display a simple list of invoices with their accurate refund statuses is highly problematic for performance and API rate limits.

As a feature request, it would be extremely helpful if the API team could consider either of these two solutions for future updates:

  1. Increasing the expand limit to 5 levels (at least for common paths like data.payments.data.payment.latest_charge).
  2. Even better: exposing a direct payment/refund status directly on the Invoice object itself. Since your internal Dashboard API manages to display this efficiently, having a similar computed property available in the public API would make developer integrations much cleaner and avoid the N+1 issue altogether.
bold kestrel
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๐Ÿ‘‹ Looks like this a follow up on a previous thread. More than happy to put in that feedback.

dim torrent
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Yes, sorry for the new thread! Thank you very much for passing along the feedback.