
Keep your money! PayPal integration is now free
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by Katie Poole - Community Manager
on January 31, 2012
We’re constantly improving our accounting software based on your feedback.
A very popular feature is the PayPal Import service that takes data from PayPal and converts it into accounting data.
After listening to your thoughts on how we can improve this service we’ve decided to make a few changes…
No Additional Charges
First and foremost, this service is now completely FREE!
Forget about having to pay a premium for hourly imports or settling for the cheaper weekly option.
Now your data is automatically imported throughout the day – and if you’re feeling impatient you can click the “Import Now” button for instant results.
All of your sales, purchases and transfers via PayPal will be brought into KashFlow where, with just a few clicks, you can convert them into accounting data.
Easier, Faster Setup
One of the areas a lot of people got frustrated with was getting it all set up, so we’ve worked hard to make those vital first steps a lot easier for you.
Our new setup process guides you though a few simple steps so you’ll be importing your data from PayPal in minutes.
So please, check it out and let us know what you think using the comments area below.
Existing users can enable this feature in Settings -> PayPal Imports.
If you’re not yet using KashFlow for your accounting and want to take it for a spin, register here for a free trial.
12 Responses to Keep your money! PayPal integration is now free
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progressivedave
will the importer now bring in all the individual items sold using paypal into kashflow as seperate lines onto the kashflow invoice or bundle them all together as before? We often have 7 or 8 lines on each order so the original implementation did not work.
Dave-
Currently still bundled together. This is by far the biggest improvement we really want to make. But there are limitations on the PayPal API that stop us from being able to. We’re talking to PayPal to see what can be done
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so the monthly fee that I am paying for paypal imports wont be taken any more?
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Correct. In fact, if you check your invoice this month you shouldn’t have been charged it.
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wonderful news!! my accounting fees just went up so this will help to keep it all hunky dorey :-)
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Andre
Wow isn’t that amazing I love the importer and to think its now free is just incredible. Thank You very much
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Stuart Baldwin
That sounds like a big step forward, with the removal of the cost a bonus, so well done.
The 2 issues i have raised in the past on behalf of a client are
- What you do for Paypal you need to find a solution for with other similar things. I am thinking of Amazon and Elavon, which one of my clients use. What plans for these ?
- Still cannot get the level of reporting out of kashflow for each sales channel (Paypal, Amazon etc) that we would like. Are there plans to improve these and is it worth communicating out what level is currently available to ensure users are getting the most out of the system and can make informed decisions to maximise profits.-
Hi Stuart,
Providing similar integration with other platforms, including Amazon, is high on our priority list. So watch this space.
RE reporting – can you email me direct – duane@kashflow.com with what you’re struggling to do? I suspect it can be done but just needs documenting better.
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Richard Brown
I can’t believe there is not more call for integration with Amazon, we have been asking for this for over a year. Has anyone managed a way (or a workaround) to do this?
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Shawn
this is great news.. one thing since it went free.. it’s no longer recognising repeat suppliers and creating a new supplier each time for existing suppliers/companies… also let us pay our kashflow subscription by paypal then it will be “Automated Credit Control for All”. My kashflow invoices are the only ones I have to update all the time.
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