PayPal is an online payments platform that lets consumers pay and send money and lets merchants accept payments, send invoices, and manage subscriptions. Businesses use it to sell online and get paid by customers in many countries.
The PayPal integration lets you look up transactions, invoices, and orders from Omnifact to reconcile payments or answer a customer's question: find PayPal transactions for a date range, check whether invoices were paid, and review order details. Users sign in with their own PayPal account and only see and change the data they have access to in PayPal.
Find transactions within a date range, see their amounts and status, and pull business metrics for your account.
Create and send invoices, remind customers to pay, check whether an invoice was paid, and cancel invoices or record payments and refunds against them.
Create, activate, and cancel invoice series that go out on a schedule.
Look up an order and its payment status, create orders, and refund captured payments.
See open disputes and their details, and accept a claim when you decide not to contest it.
Add, look up, and update tracking information for shipped orders.
Add products to your catalog, create subscription plans, and create, update, or cancel subscriptions.
Payment infrastructure for online and in-person payments, subscriptions, and invoicing.
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Ask Omnifact in plain language to list a month's PayPal transactions, check which open invoices were paid, and pull the amount and status of each payment. Finance teams prepare the month-end close without opening the PayPal dashboard, and Omnifact shows the result in the chat, ready to compare with your books.
Yes. Omnifact looks up an order and its payment status, checks whether an invoice was paid, and shows the details of an open dispute while the customer is still waiting. Support and billing teams answer questions like where a payment is or whether a refund went through, and Omnifact can combine the PayPal result with your other connected tools.
Ask Omnifact to set up a monthly invoice series for a retainer client, add a product to your PayPal catalog, or create a subscription plan. Omnifact prepares the request from your description, and the series, plan, or subscription is created once you confirm it in the chat. Cancelling a subscription or an invoice series works the same way.
Exactly the transactions, invoices, orders, and disputes you can already open in PayPal, with your own permissions. Omnifact never works through a shared admin account, so two colleagues with different PayPal access get different results from the same question. Anyone can disconnect their account again at any time.
Yes. By default, sending an invoice, issuing a refund, or accepting a dispute claim waits for your confirmation in the chat, while lookups run right away. Admins decide which PayPal actions are allowed, which need confirmation, and which are switched off, so a finance team can start with lookups only.
Your PayPal data stays in PayPal under your agreement with PayPal. Omnifact reads transaction, invoice, and order details live when a request needs them, instead of copying or indexing your account in advance, and what it reads becomes part of that conversation. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is not used to train the connected AI models, and admins can limit Omnifact to European or Europe-hosted models.
An Omnifact admin adds PayPal once for the whole organization, and everyone then signs in with their own PayPal business account the first time they use it. There is nothing to prepare in PayPal, and anyone can disconnect their account again at any time.
Connect PayPal and the other tools your team already uses, and let Omnifact look up information and take care of everyday tasks.