#Sosa-application-fee

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wild cobalt
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Hi there, it's long question, give me some time to read it through

tropic dagger
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hi, thank you for your answer, no worry, take your time

wild cobalt
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There's no "application fee" in separate charge and transfer scenario. Basically after the transfers, the remaining money is what the platform earns.

i.e., platform charged $100, and transferred $50 to account A and $40 to account B. Then $10 is what the platform earned.

tropic dagger
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Okay, and second point : can we customize PDF Invoices ? add a column in InvoiceItems lines, add a line from the addresses lines, text between footer and invoiceItems lines ?

wild cobalt
errant trellis
fiery badger
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Hi! I'm taking over Jack Tan.

tropic dagger
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Hi @fiery badger, in fact with this call we can fetch the existing application fees entities but our aim is to create them (Done for Scenario 1 (Mono store purchase) but Failed for multi store purchase (scenario 2))

fiery badger
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Sorry for the delay. For scenario 2 you could use Separate Charges & Transfers. But it's true that the fees will be handled differently, since you won't have a "fee" object.

errant trellis
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Ultimately, our need is to retrieve the total amount of money the Platform has earned as a report. This could be possible using the Collected fee section (Export) in the dashboard, but since we use Separate Charges & Transfer, every collected fees will not appear in this section. How can we obtain such summary of money earned by the Platform ?

fiery badger
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Got it! Let me think about this.

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Unfortunately I’m not aware of any great solution. The income the platform makes is just the difference between the incoming charge that you charged the end-customer and the amount you transferred to the connected account.

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It would mostly come down to using metadata and transfer_group to be able to tie a transfer to a certain payment. Then when reconciling, you match the transfer to the payment and compare the amounts

errant trellis
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I understand, from an accounting perspective it is a bit difficult to go for such scenario

river whale
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Hey, taking over here. Let me know if there's any follow-up Qs I can answer!