We are continuously improving the Public API, and we’re excited to introduce the following enhancements.
Introducing an entirely new section in the Public API, featuring six methods for managing tasks:
Get Tasks. Use this method to get a list of tasks with the ability to filter them by author, assignees, and due date.
Get Task by ID. Fetch details of a specific task by specifying its ID in the query parameters.
Complete Task. Close tasks in Orderry using their IDs with this method.
Create Task. Use this method to create tasks in Orderry by specifying the author, assignee, deadline, and other parameters.
Reopen Task. Reopen completed tasks by their IDs using this method.
Update Task. Modify the assignee, due date, or task description using this method.
Create Comment on Task. Add comments to the task's event log using this method.
Get Stock
This method now supports the following query parameters:
warehouse_id — Warehouse ID (required)
ids[] — Array of product IDs (optional)
category_ids[] — Array of product category IDs (optional)
title — Product name (optional)
articles[] — Array of product articles (optional)
barcodes[] — Array of barcodes (optional)
exclude_zero_residue:bool — Exclude products with zero stock (optional)
Changes to the response:
The price object now returns only the current prices of the product.
The response now includes an array of barcodes.
Instead of uom_id (unit of measurement ID), the response returns a uom object containing the ID, short name, and full name of the unit of measurement.
A new is_serial: bool parameter is added to products, with a value of true if the product is serialized.
Get Postings
The response now includes for each product:
Product ID
uom: ID, short name, and full name of the unit of measurement
is_serial: bool parameter, with a value of true if the product is serialized
Get Write-offsandGet Transfers
Both methods now return a product object that corresponds to the tabular section of the document and includes: ID, name, unit of measurement, serialization indicator, code, SKU, and quantity of products in the document.
Coming Soon
Soon, the Public API will include methods for working with estimates, enabling you to add services and products to orders with or without stock deductions. This, in turn, will open up opportunities for setting up new integrations with online stores and marketplaces.
Webhooks are also coming soon, allowing you to trigger changes in other systems based on events in your Orderry account.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback regarding the Orderry Public API, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Support team via chat.