MarkInvoiceAsPaid API Operation

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Marks an invoice as paid.

MarkInvoiceAsPaidRequest Message

Use the MarkInvoiceAsPaidRequest message to mark an invoice as paid.

Field	Description
`detailLevel`	`common:DetailLevelCode` (Optional) Level of detail required by the client application pertaining to a particular data component. The detail level is specified as a detail level code, which has all the enumerated values of the detail level for the component. By default, the detail level code is `ReturnAll`, which provides the maximum level of detail.
`errorLanguage`	`xs:string` (Required) RFC 3066 language in which error messages are returned; by default it is `en_US`, which is the only language currently supported.

Field	Description
`invoiceID`	`xs:string` (Required) ID of the invoice to mark as paid.
`payment`	`inv:OtherPaymentDetailsType` (Required) Details of the payment made against this type.
`requestEnvelope`	`common:requestEnvelope` (Required) Information common to each API operation, such as the language in which an error message is returned.

Field	Description
`method`	`inv:PaymentMethodsType` (Optional) Method that can be used to mark an invoice as paid when the payer pays offline. Value is: `BankTransfer` — Payment is made by a bank transfer. `Cash` — Payment is made in cash. `Check` — Payment is made by check. `CreditCard` — Payment is made by a credit card. `DebitCard` — Payment is made by a debit card. `Other` — Payment is made by a method not specified in this list. `PayPal` — Payment is made by PayPal. `WireTransfer` — Payment is made by a wire transfer.
`note`	`xs:string` (Optional) Optional note associated with the payment.
`date`	`xs:dateTime` (Required) Date when the invoice was paid.

The MarkInvoiceAsPaidResponse message marks an invoice as paid.

Field	Description
`ack`	`common:AckCode` Acknowledgment code. Value is: `Success` — The operation completed successfully. `Failure` — The operation failed. `SuccessWithWarning` — The operation completed successfully; however, there is a warning message. `FailureWithWarning` — The operation failed with a warning message.
`build`	`xs:string` Build number. It is used only by PayPal Merchant Technical Support.
`correlationId`	`xs:string` Correlation identifier. It is a 13-character, alphanumeric string (for example, `db87c705a910e`) that is used only by PayPal Merchant Technical Support. Note: You must log and store this data for every response you receive. PayPal Technical Support uses the information to assist with reported issues.
`timestamp`	`xs:datetime` Date on which the response was sent, for example: `2012-04-02T22:33:35.774-07:00` Note: You must log and store this data for every response you receive. PayPal Technical Support uses the information to assist with reported issues.

Field	Description
`responseEnvelope`	`common:ResponseEnvelope` Common response information, including a timestamp and the response acknowledgment status.
`invoiceID`	`xs:string` ID of the invoice marked as paid.
`invoiceNumber`	`xs:string` Number of the invoice marked as paid.
`invoiceURL`	`xs:string` URL location where merchants view the invoice details.

The PPFaultMessage returns ErrorData and the ResponseEnvelope information to your application if an error occurs.

Field	Description
`error`	`common:ErrorData` Detailed error information.
`responseEnvelope`	`common:ResponseEnvelope` Common response information, including a timestamp and the response acknowledgment status.

Field	Description
`category`	`common:ErrorCategory` The location where the error occurred. Value is: `System` — The system encountered errors; try again `Application` — The application encountered errors; try again `Request` — The request was incorrect
`domain`	`xs:string` The domain to which this service belongs.
`errorId`	`xs:long` A 6-digit number that uniquely identifies a particular error.
`exceptionID`	This field is not used.
`message`	`xs:string` A description of the error.
`parameter`	`common:ErrorParameter` Represents contextual information about the error.
`severity`	`common:ErrorSeverity` The severity of the error encountered. Value is: `Error` — Processing of the request was interrupted `Warning` — Processing of the request was completed
`subdomain`	This field is not used.

Field	Description
`ack`	`common:AckCode` Acknowledgment code. Value is: `Success` — The operation completed successfully. `Failure` — The operation failed. `SuccessWithWarning` — The operation completed successfully; however, there is a warning message. `FailureWithWarning` — The operation failed with a warning message.
`build`	`xs:string` Build number. It is used only by PayPal Merchant Technical Support.
`correlationId`	`xs:string` Correlation identifier. It is a 13-character, alphanumeric string (for example, `db87c705a910e`) that is used only by PayPal Merchant Technical Support. Note: You must log and store this data for every response you receive. PayPal Technical Support uses the information to assist with reported issues.
`timestamp`	`xs:datetime` Date on which the response was sent, for example: `2012-04-02T22:33:35.774-07:00` Note: You must log and store this data for every response you receive. PayPal Technical Support uses the information to assist with reported issues.

Code	Message	Additional Information
520002	Internal error.
520003	Authentication failed. API credentials are incorrect.
520009	Account is restricted.
550026	Partner did not create the invoice but attempted to access or modify it; a merchant's invoice can be accessed or modified only by the partner who created it.
550027	Merchant cannot access or modify an invoice they did not create; an invoice can only be accessed or modified by the party who created it.
570058	Authentication failed. User account is not confirmed.
570065	Invoice cannot be marked as paid since it has already been paid.
570066	The payment method of the invoice is invalid.
571001	The specified invoice ID is invalid because the invoice has already been deleted.
580022	This error code corresponds to validation error messages that deal with errors of supplied parameters.
580047	Invoice does not exist.