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Viewing Transaction History

Overview

The Transaction History page provides a complete record of financial activity within your Connect2Cart account.

Use this page to review shipping charges, account replenishments, refunds, messaging charges, subscription charges, and other billing activity. You can also filter transactions to quickly locate a specific charge or payment.


Opening Transaction History

To view your account’s transaction history:

  1. From the left navigation menu, select Account.
  2. Click Transaction History.

The Transaction History page displays your current account balance along with a searchable list of all account transactions.


Current Account Balance

At the top of the page, your current Account Balance is displayed.

This balance represents the funds currently available for purchasing shipping labels and other billable Connect2Cart services.


Understanding the Transaction List

Each transaction includes the following information:

ColumnDescription
Transaction DateDate and time the transaction occurred.
Transaction IDUnique identifier for the transaction.
Transaction TypeThe type of account activity.
Transaction AmountDollar amount charged or credited.
BalanceYour account balance immediately after the transaction was processed.
StatusIndicates whether the transaction completed successfully.
ActionsView additional details for the selected transaction.

Positive amounts indicate funds added to your account or credits received. Negative amounts indicate charges or deductions.


Searching and Filtering Transactions

The search filters at the top of the page allow you to quickly locate specific transactions.

You can search by:

  • Transaction ID
  • Transaction Type
  • Transaction Status
  • Transaction Date Range

After selecting your search criteria, click Search.

To remove all filters and display your complete transaction history again, click Reset Filters.


Transaction Types

Depending on the services your account uses, you may see one or more of the following transaction types:

Transaction TypeDescription
Recharge AccountFunds added to your prepaid account through an automatic or manual replenishment.
Shipping ChargeCost of purchasing a shipping label.
Shipping RefundCredit issued after a shipping label is successfully voided or refunded.
Email MessageCharge for an email notification sent through Connect2Cart.
Pass Connector ServiceCharges associated with PASS Connector services.
Product Management ChargeCharges related to product management features.
Credit Card FeeCredit card processing fee applied during an account replenishment.
Recharge FailureAn attempted account replenishment that could not be completed.
Replenish FailureAn automatic replenishment attempt that failed.

Note: The transaction types available will vary depending on the features enabled for your account.


Transaction Status

Each transaction displays one of the following statuses:

Succeeded

The transaction completed successfully and has been applied to your account.

Failed

The transaction could not be completed. Failed replenishments or payment transactions may require you to update your payment method before additional automatic replenishments can occur.


Viewing Transaction Details

Click the View (eye) icon in the Actions column to display additional information about a transaction.

The information shown will vary depending on the transaction type but may include:

  • Transaction identifier
  • Date and time
  • Amount
  • Description
  • Processing status
  • Additional billing information

Tips

  • Use the Transaction ID search when working with Connect2Cart Support.
  • Filter by Shipping Charge or Shipping Refund when reconciling postage expenses.
  • Filter by Recharge Account to review automatic account replenishments.
  • Review failed transactions promptly to avoid interruptions when purchasing shipping labels.

  • Understanding Account Billing
  • Managing Payment Methods
  • Viewing Shipping History
Updated on June 25, 2026

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