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Resolve PayPal Disputes in the Ticket, Not the Resolution Center.

armincx by Chatarmin automatically creates a ticket for every PayPal dispute. Your team or the AI agent messages the buyer, provides evidence or makes an offer, right from the inbox. When the AI agent proposes an action that moves money, it waits for your approval by default.

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PayPal in armincx at a Glance

Quick check for decision makers

One Ticket per Disputeautomatic, in its own channel
Seven Responsesfrom message to appeal
Upload EvidencePDFs and images up to 10 MB
Approval Before Money MovesAI agent default

What Changes for PayPal Disputes

See the dispute, provide evidence, offer a solution: with PayPal in armincx it all runs in the ticket, alongside every other request from the customer.

Every Dispute Gets Its Own Ticket

When a dispute is opened on a connected PayPal account, armincx automatically creates a ticket in the PayPal channel, with the reason and amount in the subject and the tags dispute and paypal.

armincx matches the ticket to a contact via the buyer's email address or creates a new one. When PayPal closes the case, the ticket is resolved automatically. A dispute without a buyer email only gets a ticket once PayPal reports the address.

Respond Without Opening PayPal

In the customer panel, your team sees the status, amount, timeline, messages and evidence requests. With "Respond to dispute", it replies straight from the ticket.

Send a message, make an offer, provide evidence, escalate to a claim, accept the claim, appeal and acknowledge a returned item. PayPal decides which of these is allowed at each stage of the dispute.

Confirm First, Then Act

Before your team triggers a destructive action in the ticket, such as accepting a claim, armincx asks for confirmation. For the AI agent, offers and accepted claims require approval by default.

Accepting a claim and some offers move money. So always check the amount and the type of offer before you confirm.

PayPal and armincx: Connection, Dispute Tickets and AI Actions

The armincx PayPal integration brings your PayPal disputes into the inbox: every dispute becomes a ticket, and your team or the AI agent responds to it right there. A dispute is opened when a buyer reports an order to PayPal as not received or not as described, or files a chargeback.

The Connection

You need a PayPal REST app with Disputes enabled, created in the PayPal Developer Dashboard. From this app, copy the Client ID and Client Secret from the Live tab, not from Sandbox. armincx always uses PayPal's live API, so sandbox credentials don't work.

Under Integrations, select PayPal, add a display name if you like and paste the two values. For several merchant accounts, repeat this step. Each account brings its own disputes.

How the Tickets Are Created

What How
Channel a dedicated PayPal channel, separate from other conversations
Contact found or created via the buyer's email address
Subject reason and amount of the dispute
Tags dispute and paypal, usable for views, routing rules and AI agent triggers
Status open, or resolved automatically once PayPal closes the case

Disputes also appear in the customer panel of every ticket from that customer, open and resolved. armincx updates them as soon as something changes at PayPal and also reconciles every few hours.

What the AI Agent Can Do

Your AI agents get read and write actions:

  • Read: find a customer's disputes via their email address and load the current state of a dispute directly from PayPal
  • Write: send a message, make an offer, provide evidence, escalate, accept the claim, appeal and acknowledge a returned item

Make offer and Accept claim require approval by your team by default. For the other actions, you set the approval yourself.

You'll find the step-by-step guide in our documentation.

How PayPal Disputes Work With armincx

Three situations from everyday support.

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"My Parcel Never Arrived."

The buyer reports the case to PayPal. In armincx, a ticket appears automatically in the PayPal channel, with the reason and amount, linked to the buyer's contact.

"My Parcel Never Arrived."

Submit Evidence From the Chat

PayPal requests evidence. The customer already sent a photo of the parcel in the chat. The AI agent submits it to PayPal with a note.

Submit Evidence From the Chat

Offer a Partial Refund

The item arrived damaged. The AI agent prepares an offer, and your team checks the amount and type before approving it.

Offer a Partial Refund

Evidence That Doesn't Get Stuck in the Inbox

When PayPal requests evidence, time matters. With the dispute in the ticket, your team has everything in one place: PayPal's request, the customer's messages and their other tickets.

What you can provide:

  • Files: PDF, PNG, JPG or GIF, up to 10 MB per file and 50 MB per submission
  • Note: up to 2,000 characters explaining the case
  • From the inbox: your team uploads files straight from their computer
  • Via AI agent: the agent can use attachments the customer sent in the ticket

The Right Response at the Right Time

PayPal decides which response is allowed at each stage of a dispute. You can see what's possible right now in the dispute detail in armincx.

Response What it's for
Send message write to the buyer within the dispute
Make offer propose a refund, replacement or other solution
Provide evidence upload requested notes and files
Escalate to claim move forward when negotiation fails
Accept claim close the case in the buyer's favour
Appeal challenge a decision by PayPal
Acknowledge returned item confirm a return has arrived

Rules for the AI Agent

Give the agent a fixed order of steps: look up the customer's disputes first, then load the current state of the dispute from PayPal, and only use offer and accept types shown there. Keep everything that moves money subject to approval until you trust the process.

Disputes in the Ticket, Not the Resolution Center

The workflow with armincx compared with the workflow via PayPal's Resolution Center.

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Features

Every Dispute Automatically as a Ticket
Dispute Visible in All the Customer's Tickets
Respond Straight From the Ticket
Evidence With Attachments From the Ticket
Handle Disputes via AI Agent
Approval for Offers and Accepted Claims
Multiple PayPal Accounts in One Inbox

Disclaimer: All data conducted from over 50+ Sales Calls with DACH Ecom Owners

When PayPal in armincx Pays Off

The integration is built for shops that offer PayPal as a payment method and handle customer service with armincx.

When Disputes Bounce Between Inbox and PayPal

Customer email in the inbox, dispute in the Resolution Center: whoever handles both keeps switching tools. With armincx, both sit in the same ticket.

When Evidence Is Needed Under Time Pressure

Photos, screenshots, documents: what the customer sent in the ticket, the AI agent can submit as evidence.

When You Have Several PayPal Accounts

Each merchant account is connected separately. With clear display names, you always know which shop a dispute belongs to.

What Our Customers Say

What leading e-commerce brands from the DACH region say about armincx.

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“Intuitive to use and quick in support.”

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“To be honest, we are very excited about the tool. It is exactly what we need.”

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“Top tool. Integrates into our entire tech stack.”

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“Finally, an AI that doesn’t hallucinate.”

From REST App to Your First Dispute Ticket

Three steps to get going.

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Prepare the REST App

Prepare the REST App

In the PayPal Developer Dashboard, create a REST app with Disputes enabled and copy the Client ID and Secret from the Live tab.

Connect PayPal

Connect PayPal

Under Integrations, select PayPal, add a display name and paste the credentials. Each merchant account separately.

Enable the AI Agent

Enable the AI Agent

In your AI agents, switch on the PayPal actions, choose the accounts and decide which actions need approval.

What Does the PayPal Integration Cost?

The PayPal integration is part of armincx. To connect, you need a PayPal merchant account with a REST app that has Disputes enabled.

What armincx costs for your team depends on your ticket volume and the channels you use. In a call, we'll work through your setup with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

A PayPal REST app with Disputes enabled. From it, copy the Client ID and Client Secret from the Live tab.

No. armincx always uses PayPal's live API, so no disputes are retrieved with sandbox credentials.

Yes. Every dispute with a buyer email automatically becomes a ticket in the PayPal channel. If a linked ticket already exists, armincx uses that one.

The ticket is marked as resolved automatically. The dispute stays visible in the customer panel as history.

PDF, PNG, JPG and GIF, up to 10 MB per file and 50 MB per submission. You can add a note of up to 2,000 characters.

Yes, but only with approval from your team by default. The same applies to offers.

It depends. PayPal only allows certain responses at each stage of a dispute.

Yes. Each merchant account is connected separately and brings its own disputes.

Your team adds their PayPal email address to the contact. armincx searches for disputes across all of the contact's email addresses.

Bring Your PayPal Disputes Into Customer Service.

In 15 minutes we'll show you how disputes, evidence and the AI agent come together in one inbox.