Derek Albaugh
Yes, I tried to use this method GetReceivablesInvoiceList.
But, the method returns only general information.
Example:
<GetReceivablesInvoiceListResult>
<ReceivablesInvoiceSummary>
<Key>
<CompanyKey>
<Id xmlns="schemas.microsoft.com/.../Id>
</CompanyKey>
<Id>SALES00000001001</Id>
</Key>
<CustomerKey>
<CompanyKey>
<Id xmlns="schemas.microsoft.com/.../Id>
</CompanyKey>
<Id>AARONFIT0001</Id>
</CustomerKey>
<CustomerPONumber/>
<CustomerName>Aaron Fitz Electrical</CustomerName>
<Date>2027-05-09T00:00:00</Date>
<CurrencyKey>
<ISOCode>USD</ISOCode>
</CurrencyKey>
<BatchKey>
<CompanyKey>
<Id xmlns="schemas.microsoft.com/.../Id>
</CompanyKey>
<Source>RM_Sales</Source>
<Id>RM BATCH</Id>
<CreatedDateTime>2027-05-09T00:00:00</CreatedDateTime>
</BatchKey>
<SalespersonKey>
<CompanyKey>
<Id xmlns="schemas.microsoft.com/.../Id>
</CompanyKey>
<Id>PAUL W.</Id>
</SalespersonKey>
<TradeDiscountAmount>
<Currency>USD</Currency>
<Value>0.00000</Value>
<DecimalDigits>2</DecimalDigits>
</TradeDiscountAmount>
<FreightAmount>
<Currency>USD</Currency>
<Value>0.00000</Value>
<DecimalDigits>2</DecimalDigits>
</FreightAmount>
<MiscellaneousAmount>
<Currency>USD</Currency>
<Value>0.00000</Value>
<DecimalDigits>2</DecimalDigits>
</MiscellaneousAmount>
<TaxAmount>
<Currency>USD</Currency>
<Value>3.50000</Value>
<DecimalDigits>2</DecimalDigits>
</TaxAmount>
<DocumentAmount>
<Currency>USD</Currency>
<Value>53.50000</Value>
<DecimalDigits>2</DecimalDigits>
</DocumentAmount>
<ModifiedDate>2027-05-11T15:39:29.223</ModifiedDate>
<TransactionState>Work</TransactionState>
</ReceivablesInvoiceSummary>