Reports API helps you keep on top of your data and streamline your reporting. In the list below, you can find a list of available reports:
-
Card orders
API
This report uses the
updated_at
parameter for unloading data, which reflects the latest update to card orders. -
Chargebacks
API
Chargeback information is unloaded using the
created_at
parameter, which reflects the date when the latest chargeback flow was created. -
Card fraud alerts
API
The
created_at
parameter is used to unload fraud alert data. It specifies the exact time when a fraud alert was created. -
APM Orders
API
Similar to the Card orders API, this report unloads data based on the
updated_at
parameter, indicating the latest update to the APM orders. -
PayPal disputes
API
This report uses the
created_at
parameter for unloading data. It is understood that this report refers to PayPal disputes specifically. -
Subscriptions
API
The
updated_at
parameter is used when unloading subscription data, indicating the most recent update to a subscription. -
Financial entries
API
The report unloads data based on the operation
created_at
+ 2 days parameter, as per the date the operation was executed.
The Reports API includes pagination functionality for handling cases where the requested number of entities is limited (2k) within a specific time interval. If the number of entities exceeds this limit, the API returns a unique hash called next_page_iterator in the response, which can be used to retrieve additional data.
next_page_iterator
is null, all available data has already been returned, and no further requests are necessary. However, if the field is not empty, the merchant must include the next_page_iterator
as a parameter in a new request to fetch the next page of data.In addition to the Reports API, Solidgate HUB provides a user-friendly interface for generating and downloading various types of reports, such as Payments, Disputes, Subscriptions, etc.
This offers an alternative way to access data and may be more convenient for those who prefer a visual dashboard over API calls.
Related articles FAQ