Get a list of availability dates for the E-Commerce Inventory
- Andres Toledo
Use this method to get a list of dates when a product will be available on the E-Commerce for a specific Customer.
Valid Tokens: Company and Customer.
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Request
URL: https://api.kometsales.com/api/ecommerce/inventory-available-dates.list
Method: GET
Content-Type: URL Parameters
Headers
X-SALES-CHANNEL (optional) (string: 20)
The Sales channel.
Valid values: "WEB_APP", "MOBILE_APP", "K2K", "ECOMMERCE_LITE".
X-ACCOUNT (required)(integer:20)
Company ID that is using the API.
Please ask the Komet Sales team for this ID.
authenticationToken (required)(string:50)
Komet Sales security token.
Input parameters
customerId (required)(integer:20)
Customer ID for the orders.
You can get this value from the customer.list API method.
inventoryLineIds (required)(string)
The inventory line ID.
inventoryOrigin (required)(integer:1)
The type of inventory.
Valid values: 1 = Open Market | 2 = Future Sales | 3 = Vendor Availability | 4 = K2K
companyLocationId (integer:20)
The Location ID.
Only applies to Multi-Location companies.
You can get this value from the location.list API method.
https://api.kometsales.com/api/ecommerce/inventory-available-dates.list?
customerId=7349&inventoryLineIds=428720&inventoryOrigin=4&
companyLocationId=13 -H authenticationToken=token_info_goes_hereResponse
message (string)
Transaction status description.
status (integer:1)
Transaction status.
Valid values: 1 = Success | 0 = Failure
availableDates (array):
An array containing dates when the product will be available.
availableDateFrom (date)
The date when the product becomes available.
Date format: YYYY-MM-DD
availableDateTo (date)
The date when the product becomes unavailable.
Date format: YYYY-MM-DD
{
"message":"OK",
"availableDateFrom":"2017-06-29",
"availableDateTo":"2017-07-09",
"status":1,
"availableDates":[
"2017-06-29",
"2017-06-30",
"2017-07-01",
"2017-07-02",
"2017-07-03",
"2017-07-04",
"2017-07-06",
"2017-07-07",
"2017-07-09"
]
}