The ItemKey JSON object defines uniquely identifies an item without using Dsco's dscoItemId within the Dsco system. One of supplierId or tradingPartnerId must be provided to indicate which Dsco account owns the item and then a key is specified (UPC, SKU, etc.)
- Make sure you're familiar with JSON before continuing.
- The JSON objects are defined using Orderly. Optional attrs end with a "?" all others are required.
- isodate fields use one of these ISO 8601 format: 2014-01-01T10:30:00.000+01:00, 2014-01-01T10:30:00.000+0100, 2014-01-01T10:30:00.000Z
- Dsco reserves the right to add new attributes at any time so Partners should ensure their validators won't break should this happen
Definition
Object
{
int dscoSupplierId?; # Uniquely identifies the account owning the item
# using Dsco's identifier
string tradingPartnerId?; # Unqiuely identifies the account owning the item
# using the partner's own identifier
string itemKeyType[SKU, # Indicates the key is a SKU
UPC, # Indicates the key is a UPC
EAN, # Indicates the key is an EAN
MPN, # Indicates the key is an MPN
ISBN, # Indicates the key is an ISBN
GTIN, # Indicates the key is a GTIN
PARTNER_SKU]; # Indicates the key is a PARTNER_SKU
string itemKey; # The identifier itself whose type is
# specified by itemKeyType
};
Example
{
"dscoSupplierId": 234242,
"itemKeyType": "UPC",
"key": "s32f232f22"
}
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