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Explaining Developer proceeds
Hello everyone, Recently I was asked to pull our sales data into our system on a daily bases, since there is a direct API to do that, it seemed a trivial task, but this quickly turned into a rabbit hole. requesting sales reports from the following API link https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/salesReports can some one please elaborate on explaining the meanings of some fields? I know the meanings of the fields since they are well documented, but: 1- why is the number of units some times it's 1 and some times it goes in hundreds ? we don't sell the items in quantity of more than 1, and when the units are more than one, the developer proceeds is not multiplied by the units count 2- Developer proceeds should be 70% since apple takes 30% cut and 85% when the user has been subsribed for more than one year, that's never the case! most of the records give us 60% and 70% WHEN it's more than one year subscription, regardless of the currency or the count, it's never solid number, always 61.4% or some weird number that I couldn't explain 3- as I understood there is no way to pull the financial reports from the API, making this task impossible without the currency exchange thank you in advance
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Explaining Developer proceeds
Hello everyone, Recently I was asked to pull our sales data into our system on a daily bases, since there is a direct API to do that, it seemed a trivial task, but this quickly turned into a rabbit hole. requesting sales reports from the following API link https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/salesReports can some one please elaborate on explaining the meanings of some fields? I know the meanings of the fields since they are well documented, but: 1- why is the number of units some times it's 1 and some times it goes in hundreds ? we don't sell the items in quantity of more than 1, and when the units are more than one, the developer proceeds is not multiplied by the units count 2- Developer proceeds should be 70% since apple takes 30% cut and 85% when the user has been subsribed for more than one year, that's never the case! most of the records give us 60% and 70% WHEN it's more than one year subscription, regardless of the currency or the count, it's never solid number, always 61.4% or some weird number that I couldn't explain 3- as I understood there is no way to pull the financial reports from the API, making this task impossible without the currency exchange thank you in advance
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