Fees are the charges assessed by PayPal on transactions, including currency conversion fees, cross-border fees, and merchant processing fees. They are determined based on the type of transaction and the parties involved.
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This dashboard allows you to track all the key metrics for your company, starting from Gross Sales, Shipping costs, PayPal fees, and more.
The Balance metric in PayPal refers to the amount of funds available in a user's account, which can be used to make payments or withdraw to a linked bank account.
Net Sales is the total revenue generated by a business or organization after deducting any returns, discounts, and allowances from the gross sales.
Net Sales by Currency metric measures the total sales revenue generated by PayPal transactions in different currencies after accounting for refunds, chargebacks, and transaction fees.
The Refunds metric measures the total amount of money refunded to buyers for transactions processed through PayPal. It is used by sellers and businesses to track the frequency and value of refunds issued and manage their cash flow accordingly.
The Gross Amount (Payments Sent) metric refers to the total amount of money that has been sent out as payments, including transaction fees and refunds.
The Gross Amount (Payments Sent) by Currency metric refers to the total amount of money sent in payments by currency type within a specific timeframe.
The Transactions by Status metric provides a summary of the different transaction statuses (e.g. completed, pending, refunded) in a given time period. It helps identify trends and potential issues in payment processing.
The Transactions metric tracks the number of completed payments or purchases made through PayPal within a certain time period. It helps businesses understand their sales volume and customer behavior.