PayPal is a global online payments platform businesses use to accept customer payments, send invoices, and run subscriptions. Reconciling a month of PayPal transactions against your accounting records or checking whether a customer's order was refunded usually means exporting CSVs or clicking through the PayPal business portal.
Reconcile PayPal transactions, check invoice and order statuses, and answer customer payment inquiries directly from chat. Omnifact lists transactions for a date range with amounts and statuses, checks which invoices are paid or overdue, inspects open disputes, and can prepare invoices or subscription plans for your confirmation. Each user signs in with their own PayPal business account so existing permissions stay enforced.
List PayPal transactions for any period with amounts, fees, and payment statuses to speed up monthly reconciliation.
See whether an invoice has been paid, draft new invoices or recurring invoice series, and send payment reminders after confirming in chat.
Look up an order's payment status, create orders, and refund captured payments with explicit confirmation.
Check open buyer disputes and their details, and add or update shipment tracking numbers on fulfilled orders.
Add products to your PayPal catalog, configure subscription plans, and update or cancel customer subscriptions.
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Omnifact lets finance, billing, and support teams query PayPal transactions, orders, and invoices in plain language. You can reconcile payments across a date range, verify whether an invoice was paid, inspect open buyer disputes, or prepare new invoices and recurring plans while combining PayPal with Zendesk, HubSpot, or Google Sheets.
Ask Omnifact to list your PayPal transactions for a specific month or week, check which open invoices were settled, and summarize the totals and statuses. Finance teams get a clean overview in chat to compare against their accounting system without digging through the PayPal dashboard.
Yes. Give Omnifact an order ID, invoice number, or date range, and it checks the payment status, refund state, or open dispute details in PayPal so support and billing teams can answer the customer right away.
Describe the billing schedule you need, such as a monthly retainer invoice series or a subscription plan, and Omnifact prepares it for your review in chat. Nothing is created, sent, or canceled in PayPal until you confirm.
Only the transactions, invoices, orders, and disputes your own PayPal business account is permitted to view. Everyone signs in with their personal PayPal account rather than a shared admin credential.
Yes. Sending an invoice, issuing a refund, or accepting a dispute claim waits for your confirmation in chat by default, while looking up transactions and invoices runs right away. Admins can also restrict PayPal to read-only lookups.
Your transaction and invoice records stay in PayPal under your agreement with PayPal. Omnifact reads transaction, order, and invoice details live when a prompt asks for them instead of copying or indexing your PayPal account in advance. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is never used to train AI models, and admins can restrict Omnifact to European or Europe-hosted models.
An Omnifact admin adds PayPal once from the catalog, and team members sign in with their own PayPal business account the first time they use it. Anyone can disconnect their account at any time.
Connect PayPal alongside the other tools your team relies on, with per-user permissions, confirmation before changes, and German hosting built in.