Retrieve transaction data from a Qgiv (Bloomerang Fundraising) donation form via the Qgiv API
domain: qgiv.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate a form-specific API token in your Qgiv/Bloomerang Fundraising account for each form whose transactions you need to access
Build a request to the Transactions reporting endpoint, appending .json or .xml to the URL to select the output format
Pass the API token and any date-range or status filters as request parameters to scope which transactions are returned
Use the additional filterValue/filter parameters documented on the Transactions reference page to exclude records that don't match a given property
Cross-reference the Recurring and Statements reporting endpoints if you need subscription or donor-statement data alongside one-time transactions
Note that Qgiv has been rebranded as 'Bloomerang Fundraising' following its acquisition by Bloomerang, though the qgiv.com API domain and docs still work
Known gotchas
API tokens are scoped per donation form, not account-wide — a single integration touching multiple forms needs multiple tokens
Output format is selected by URL file extension (.json vs .xml), not an Accept header, which is easy to miss if you're used to header-based content negotiation
Qgiv was acquired by Bloomerang and is now marketed as 'Bloomerang Fundraising' — expect eventual consolidation with Bloomerang's own REST API v2, so avoid deep coupling to Qgiv-specific field names for long-lived integrations
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