EditSupplier
Endpoint
Overview
The "EditSupplier" endpoint is a POST request. It is used to edit information about a certain supplier. Detailed functionality of how to use this endpoint is explained in the Multiple Suppliers section.
The endpoint on Swagger is Supplier_EditSupplier.
Now, we are going to declare the endpoint and its models along with each accepted parameter and possible value.
Request Header
Add "Authorization": "Bearer {Token}" to request header. Token of demo configuration can be found here.
Request Model
The request is a POST request with the following parameters:
Input Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
SupplierCode | integer | |
SupplierName | string | |
Mobile | string | |
string | ||
CommissionValue | number, optional | A fixed value that will be deducted from each transaction. |
CommissionPercentage | number, optional | A percentage value that will be deducted from each transaction. |
DepositTerms | string, optional | Daily for daily deposits Weekly for weekly deposits Monthly for monthly deposits OnDemand for OnDemand, i.e. on hold deposits |
Response Model
After viewing the Response Model that you will get as a result of your request, here, you will find full details about the Data Model of this API endpoint. Let's check it and its contents.
Response Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
SupplierCode | integer | |
SupplierEmail | string | |
Date | string |
Sample Message
{
"SupplierCode": 115,
"SupplierName": "supplier_name",
"Mobile": "string",
"Email": "[email protected]",
"CommissionValue": 0,
"CommissionPercentage": 0,
"DepositTerms": "Daily",
}
{
"IsSuccess": true,
"Message": "The Supplier Updated Successfully!",
"FieldsErrors": null,
"Data": {
"SupplierCode": 115,
"SupplierEmail": "[email protected]",
"Date": "2020-11-24T11:08:00.2220936+03:00"
}
}
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