Payments & Merchants
PayPal, centralized in Dojo360
PayPal keeps doing what it does best. Dojo360 brings its wallet and card payments into the same back office as every other system you run, so your team works from one record, one set of numbers and one inbox.
Payments
Settlements and refunds from PayPal · refreshed 32 seconds ago
- PayPal12mPayout of $84,210 settled to operating account
- Inbox40mDispute evidence request routed to finance
- Revenue model1hForecast updated with today’s volume
| Charge | Customer | Status | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| L. Moreno | Succeeded | $249.00 | |
| D. Okafor | Refunded | $89.50 | |
| R. Singh | Succeeded | $1,120.00 | |
| E. Novak | Disputed | $310.00 |
What flows into your Dojo
We map PayPal to the shared Dojo360 data model, sync it in both directions where the API allows, and Managed Link monitors the connection so it keeps working.
- Charges, refunds and payouts
- Customer and card-on-file records
- Subscriptions and deposits
Before and after
Payments are reconciled by hand against deals and invoices, and customers ask whether a deposit landed.
Every payment is tied to the customer and deal, and customers see it in their portal.
What your brand gains
Automatic matching
Payouts reconcile to invoices and deals without spreadsheets.
Deposits that close deals
Take a deposit from the deal and the stage moves on its own.
Fewer "did it go through" calls
Customers see payment status in their own portal.
Modules PayPal powers
Once connected, PayPal data is available to these parts of the Dojo straight away.
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