Site Help Reports for Direct Checkout?

I just posted about this in ideas. I don't see an easy way to view the fees. Etsy suggests downloading the CSV file and adding them up through excel.

Posted at 6:34 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST

Thanks, Lauren - I just saw this through the DC team page. Ugh. It's not a big deal but it would be a lot nicer if they broke it down like Paypal does!

Posted at 6:48 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST

I wish they would break it down as well. It would save a lot of time.

Posted at 6:50 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST

Of course I should have been recording this all along...but I got lazy because it's so easy to go back through Paypal each January and download all of my reports. I love all aspects of my business but really drag my feet on this sort of thing! Funny thing, though...I don't mind it when I *do* it. I just enjoy other aspects of my business more!

Posted at 6:53 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST

Go to Sold Orders, select a date range, scroll down and download as a csv. This will get your DC credit card processing fees. You still have to pull a report from pay pal to get their credit card processing fees too.

To get your other fees- listings, shipping, & transaction, go to your bill, select each month, scroll to bottom and download as a csv.

Then you can combine them all and do a formula in excel to get the total... I have a worksheet i just added in my shop where you just copy and paste these 3 seperate reports & it will summarize everything -

www.etsy.com/listing/119038963/business-sales-and-expense-tracker

Posted at 7:28 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST

Thank you, Erin. I was hoping to avoid the extra step of downloading the csv's for each month and having to use excel. I use quickbooks and just manually enter my expenses.

Posted at 7:45 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST

Thanks, Erin - already started downloading those CSVs.

Posted at 10:14 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST

no problem! I do wish that you could download all 12 months into a csv, instead of having to do each month 1 at a time..

Posted at 10:38 pm Jan 1, 2013 EST