Customer transactions (100)
Browse code 100 (BrowseCode::CustomerTransactions, “Debiteurenkaart”): the transaction lines of customers, with the invoice number, due date, open amount and match status. Here: the open items, the invoices and payments that are not (fully) matched yet.
Twinfield documentation: Browse data.
fin.trs.line.dim2is the customer code,fin.trs.line.dim2nameits name.equal('fin.trs.line.matchstatus', 'available'): lines that are not matched yet. Usematchedfor paid invoices, withfin.trs.line.matchdate(the payment date) andfin.trs.line.matchnumber.fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned: what is still open in the base currency; negative for a credit note or an unallocated payment.between('fin.trs.line.dim2', $customer, $customer): one customer.nullableDate('fin.trs.line.datedue'): the due date can be empty, e.g. for a payment.
Criteria: period, day book, number, status, customer, amount, invoice number, match status, payment date and change date (fin.trs.line.modified). See browse-definitions/100.xml and the browse data guide. The open invoices are also available with the Finder: salesTransactions()->openInvoices().
Fields
Section titled “Fields”All fields of the browse definition (browse-definitions/100.xml), with the label for a Dutch user, the data type and the values of a field with a fixed list (browsefields.xml). A field that is not visible is meant as criterion: asking for it as column can give a server error. Twinfield does not apply the proposed values: send every criterion you need.
| Field | Label | Type | Visible | Criterion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
fin.trs.head.yearperiod |
Periode | string | yes | between (proposed $DEFAULT$ … $DEFAULT$) |
fin.trs.head.code |
Dagboek | string | yes | equal |
fin.trs.head.shortname |
Naam | string | yes | |
fin.trs.head.number |
Boekst.nr. | decimal | yes | between |
fin.trs.head.status |
Status | special: draft, temporary, final, inuse, normal |
yes | equal (proposed normal) |
fin.trs.head.date |
Boekdatum | date | yes | |
fin.trs.line.dim2 |
Debiteur | string | yes | between |
fin.trs.line.dim2name |
Naam | string | yes | |
fin.trs.head.curcode |
Valuta | string | no | |
fin.trs.line.valuesigned |
Bedrag | value | no | |
fin.trs.line.basevaluesigned |
Euro | value | yes | between |
fin.trs.line.repvaluesigned |
– | value | no | |
fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned |
Openstaand bedrag | value | yes | |
fin.trs.line.invnumber |
Factuurnr. | string | yes | equal |
fin.trs.line.datedue |
Vervaldatum | date | yes | |
fin.trs.line.matchstatus |
Betaalstatus | special: notmatchable, available, proposed, matched |
yes | equal |
fin.trs.line.matchnumber |
Betaalnr. | string | yes | |
fin.trs.line.matchdate |
Betaaldatum | date | yes | between |
fin.trs.line.openvaluesigned |
Openstaand bedrag transactievaluta | value | no | |
fin.trs.line.availableforpayruns |
Beschikbaar voor betaalrun | special: false, true |
no | |
fin.trs.line.modified |
Wijzigingsdatum | datetime | yes | between |
$twinfield = Example::twinfield();
$customer = $argv[1] ?? null;$year = Example::lastYear($twinfield);
// Open items: invoices and payments that are not (fully) matched yet.$query = $twinfield->browse(BrowseCode::CustomerTransactions) ->columns( 'fin.trs.line.dim2', 'fin.trs.line.dim2name', 'fin.trs.head.code', 'fin.trs.head.number', 'fin.trs.line.invnumber', 'fin.trs.head.date', 'fin.trs.line.datedue', 'fin.trs.line.basevaluesigned', 'fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned', ) ->between('fin.trs.head.yearperiod', '2000/00', sprintf('%d/55', $year)) ->equal('fin.trs.head.status', 'normal') ->equal('fin.trs.line.matchstatus', 'available');
if ($customer !== null) { $query = $query->between('fin.trs.line.dim2', $customer, $customer);}
$result = $query->get();
echo count($result), ' open item(s)', $customer === null ? '' : ' of customer ' . $customer, PHP_EOL;
$open = Amount::zero();
foreach ($result as $index => $row) { $due = $row->nullableDate('fin.trs.line.datedue'); $open = $open->plus($row->amount('fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned'));
echo sprintf( '[%d/%d] %s %s, %s %d invoice %s of %s, due %s: %s, open %s', $index + 1, count($result), $row->string('fin.trs.line.dim2'), $row->nullableString('fin.trs.line.dim2name') ?? '', $row->string('fin.trs.head.code'), $row->int('fin.trs.head.number'), $row->nullableString('fin.trs.line.invnumber') ?? '-', $row->date('fin.trs.head.date')->format('Y-m-d'), $due === null ? '-' : $due->format('Y-m-d'), $row->amount('fin.trs.line.basevaluesigned'), $row->amount('fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned'), ), PHP_EOL;}
echo 'Total open: ', $open, PHP_EOL;php examples/browse-data/100-customer-transactions/example.php # all customersphp examples/browse-data/100-customer-transactions/example.php 1000 # customer 1000Add TWINFIELD_DEBUG=1 to see the SOAP requests and responses.
55 open item(s)[1/55] 1002 Pixel & Co, MEMO 202200003 invoice - of 2022-10-19, due 2022-11-18: -100.00, open -100.00[2/55] 1004 Familie Jansen, MEMO 202200003 invoice - of 2022-10-19, due 2022-11-18: 100.00, open 100.00[3/55] 1000 Voorbeeld BV, VRK 201000001 invoice 5 of 2010-12-20, due 2011-01-03: 148.75, open 148.75[4/55] 1000 Voorbeeld BV, VRK 201000002 invoice 6 of 2010-12-28, due 2011-01-11: 148.75, open 148.75…Total open: 36459.13What the SDK sends to Twinfield and what Twinfield sends back, for a call like the one in this example. The responses come from the tests, with example data.
Compose the browse request and send it
Section titled “Compose the browse request and send it”Twinfield documentation: Browse data: Compose the browse request and send it.
$twinfield->browse(BrowseCode::CustomerTransactions) ->columns( 'fin.trs.line.dim2', 'fin.trs.line.dim2name', 'fin.trs.head.code', 'fin.trs.head.number', 'fin.trs.line.invnumber', 'fin.trs.head.date', 'fin.trs.line.datedue', 'fin.trs.line.basevaluesigned', 'fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned', ) ->between('fin.trs.head.yearperiod', '2000/00', '2026/55') ->equal('fin.trs.head.status', 'normal') ->equal('fin.trs.line.matchstatus', 'available') ->get();The SDK sends this XML as xmlRequest of ProcessXmlString to processxml.asmx:
<columns code="100" optimize="true"> <column> <field>fin.trs.line.dim2</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.line.dim2name</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.head.code</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.head.number</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.line.invnumber</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.head.date</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.line.datedue</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.line.basevaluesigned</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned</field> <visible>true</visible> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.head.yearperiod</field> <operator>between</operator> <from>2000/00</from> <to>2026/55</to> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.head.status</field> <operator>equal</operator> <from>normal</from> </column> <column> <field>fin.trs.line.matchstatus</field> <operator>equal</operator> <from>available</from> </column></columns>Twinfield answers with this XML in ProcessXmlStringResult:
<browse result="1" first="1" last="2" total="2"> <th> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="String">fin.trs.line.dim2</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="String">fin.trs.line.dim2name</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="String">fin.trs.head.code</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="Decimal">fin.trs.head.number</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="String">fin.trs.line.invnumber</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="Date">fin.trs.head.date</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="Date">fin.trs.line.datedue</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="Value">fin.trs.line.basevaluesigned</td> <td label="" hideforuser="false" type="Value">fin.trs.line.openbasevaluesigned</td> </th> <tr> <td>1000</td> <td>Example customer</td> <td>VRK</td> <td>202600002</td> <td>2026-0002</td> <td name="01/02/2026">20260201</td> <td name="03/03/2026">20260303</td> <td>242.00</td> <td>242.00</td> <key> <office>1000</office> <code>VRK</code> <number>202600002</number> <line>1</line> </key> </tr> <tr> <td>1001</td> <td>Second customer</td> <td>VRK</td> <td>202600005</td> <td>2026-0005</td> <td name="10/03/2026">20260310</td> <td name="09/04/2026">20260409</td> <td>60.50</td> <td>30.25</td> <key> <office>1000</office> <code>VRK</code> <number>202600005</number> <line>1</line> </key> </tr></browse>Source
Section titled “Source”View examples/browse-data/100-customer-transactions/example.php on GitHub.
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