The deposits paid by PayPal, counted properly.

What connects

You connect one PayPal business account for read access to its transactions. Payments that begin on a Siteleon page carry a reference so they can be matched back to the enquiry that produced them.

What data moves, and which way

• Received: completed payments with amount, currency, date and the buyer's email address.
• Received: refunds, chargebacks and dispute outcomes, which reduce attributed revenue when they settle.
• Received: the item or invoice reference on each payment, used to tie the payment to a service.
• Sent: an enquiry and page reference on payments that start from a Siteleon page, so matching does not rely on guesswork.

What Siteleon can do with it

• Count deposits taken by PayPal alongside card revenue, rather than keeping them in a separate spreadsheet nobody opens.
• See whether customers who pay by PayPal behave differently — smaller first jobs, fewer contracts, faster payment.
• Reduce a page's attributed revenue automatically when a payment is refunded or a dispute is lost.
• Flag a dispute on the customer record, so follow-up is not sent by someone who has not heard about it.

Things you could ask for once it is on

• “How much did we take in deposits through PayPal last month, and against which pages?”
• “Show me PayPal payments from the last sixty days that are not matched to a customer.”
• “Did the restaurant kitchen extraction work we quoted in June ever get paid?”