âŦ†ī¸Request and Response

Request to the API endpoint

Retrieves a list of orders that meet the specified criteria

GET https://api.alephcrm.com/v2/products

Query Parameters

{
    "Paging": {
        "Limit": integer,
        "Offset": integer,
        "Total": integer
    },
    "Total": integer,
    "Results": [ProductCatalogType]
}

Parameters details

API_KEY

The API_KEY that was provided.

accountId

The Alephee account ID of the orders you are trying to get.

SKU

Filters products which SKU equals the provided one

Brand

Filters products which brand equals the provided one

ownCode

Filters products which own code equals the provided one

priceListId

Filters product’s prices collection, returning only those that the price list ID matches the provides one. If you manage only 1 price list, leave this parameter empty.

dateUpdatedFrom

Filter products which have been updated after the provided date. (Format yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm with HH in 24 hours-format) Will only return modified products on-or-after the given date.

types

Filter products which have based on a list of product types. The filter value must be a comma separated list of integer numeric values. Available values are: 1 = Normal product 2 = Kit product type 5 = Variation child product type 6 = Variation master product type Eg: 1,5,6 gets only products of normal, and variation types, without including the kit product type.

catalogStatus

Filter the products that are in the list of status provided. Available status values are: 0 = Assigned, 1 = Approved (assigned and approved), 2 = Observed (assigned but observed),2 = Observed (assigned but observed), 3 = Observed and fixed, 4 = Observed and rejected, 5 = Deleted This parameter can receive a list of status separated by a comma. For example: 1, 2, 4.

sort

Indicates the field to be sorted by (ascending only). Available fields: ID

offset

Used for paging. Moves the inferior limit of the records to the provided one. For example, offset=50 gets the rows skipping the first 50 records

limit

Used for paging. Defines the number of records to be returned. For example, limit=10 gets only 10 records

Paging example:

offset=50, limit=10, will skip the first 50 records and return the next 10 ones (from record 51 to 61)

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