Qonto

Consume Qonto API

Actions46

Attachment Actions
- Upload Attachment
- Show Attachment
Attachments in a Transaction Actions
Beneficiary Actions
Card Actions
Client Actions
Client Invoice Actions
Credit Note Actions
- Get a List of Credit Notes for an Organization
- Get Details of Credit Note for an Organization
External Transfer Actions
Insurance Contract Actions
Internal Transaction Actions
- Create Internal Transfer
Label Actions
- List Labels
- Show Label
Membership Actions
Organization Actions
- Get Organization and Its Bank_accounts
Request Actions
Statement Actions
- Show Statement
- List Statements
Supplier Invoice Actions
- Get a List of Supplier Invoices for an Organization
- Create Supplier Invoices with Attachments
Team Actions
- List Teams in an Organization
- Create a New Team
Transaction Actions
- List Transactions
- Retrieve a Transaction

Attachments in a Transaction → Upload Attachment to a Transaction

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Overview

This node uploads a binary attachment file to a specific transaction in the Qonto system. It is useful for scenarios where users need to associate documents, receipts, or other files with financial transactions for record-keeping or auditing purposes. For example, uploading an invoice PDF or a receipt image to a transaction to maintain comprehensive transaction records.

Use Case Examples

Uploading a receipt image to a transaction to keep proof of purchase.
Attaching an invoice PDF to a transaction for accounting purposes.

Properties

Name	Meaning
Authentication	Selects the authentication method to use for the API request (Login and Secret-Key or OAuth2).
Transaction ID	The unique identifier of the transaction to which the attachment will be uploaded.
Attachments Binary	The name of the binary property in the input data that contains the file to be uploaded as an attachment.

Output

JSON

success - Indicates whether the attachment upload was successful.
message - A message confirming the successful upload of the attachment.
transaction_id - The ID of the transaction to which the attachment was uploaded.
uploaded_at - Timestamp of when the attachment was uploaded.

Dependencies

Qonto API

Troubleshooting

Ensure the 'Transaction ID' is valid and corresponds to an existing transaction in Qonto.
Verify that the binary property name provided contains valid binary data to upload.
Check that the authentication credentials are correctly configured and have the necessary permissions.
Common error messages may include authentication failures, invalid transaction IDs, or issues with the binary data format. Resolving these typically involves verifying credentials, transaction existence, and input data integrity.

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