We have a bank here in Australia called "Westpac" that we ( hsbne.org) use that lets us export transactions to csv format. it's a different csv format to paypal, with different column names, and there is no email address to act as the relationship between the payment and the member... so anyway, I've written a payment importer for this specific format ( a worked-over version of the paypal one ) , and it tries to determine who made the payment based on the generic "reference" text field, where we tell our members to put their nickname/name when they make a payment.
So, the code tries to match a payment to a member that way, and if it can't match it to a "single" seltzer username, or to a persons full name, then it errors ( ie no match, or multiple possible matches ) .
If you are interested in the module, please comment here, and I can supply the code.
:-)
We have a bank here in Australia called "Westpac" that we ( hsbne.org) use that lets us export transactions to csv format. it's a different csv format to paypal, with different column names, and there is no email address to act as the relationship between the payment and the member... so anyway, I've written a payment importer for this specific format ( a worked-over version of the paypal one ) , and it tries to determine who made the payment based on the generic "reference" text field, where we tell our members to put their nickname/name when they make a payment. So, the code tries to match a payment to a member that way, and if it can't match it to a "single" seltzer username, or to a persons full name, then it errors ( ie no match, or multiple possible matches ) . If you are interested in the module, please comment here, and I can supply the code. :-)