Transactions

The data from /api/transactions is coming from the History table in MSSQL, and is available in the history list in PowerPick.

This data is PowerPick's internal record of transactions, which you can view in the History List (in PowerPick). This generates records of every Pick, Put, Count and other types of transactions, broken down by order, order line, lot, serial, and other breakdowns. It's a raw listing of all that's happening at the storage level.

Attributes

id uuid
A unique ID for this transaction.
number integer
The internal number of this transaction record.
creationDate datetime
When the transaction record was created.
expiryDate datetime
productionDate datetime
releaseDate datetime
shelfName string
The shelf where this transaction occurred.
locationName string
The location where this transaction occurred.
warehouseName string
The warehouse where this transaction occurred.
carrierName string
The carrier where this transaction occurred.
binName string
The bin where this transaction occurred.
userName string
The user who created this transaction.
orderLineId uuid
The ID of the order line this transaction belongs to.
xStep integer
yStep integer
orderId uuid
The ID of the order this transaction belongs to.
motiveType integer
Motives are: NotSet (0), StockUnavailable (1), Shortage (2), SpaceUnavailable (3), SpaceFull (4), Deleted (5), Canceled (6), RoundUpOverstock (7), ResolveMissingQty (8), Trim (9), CancelError (10)
type integer
Types are: ManualPut (1), ManualPick (2), OrderPut (3), OrderPick (4), Transfer (5), OrderCount (6), ContextCount(7) - context driven location count during put/pick, MaterialRename (8), ManualCorrection (9), ContextCorrection (10) - automatic stock correction during pick/store if a stock shortage is indicated, CancelRequest(11) - Cancel order request, Purge (12), Production (13), KitRename (15)
quantityTotal float
The total quantity that was picked/put/counted when this transaction occurred.
quantityRequested float
The total quantity that was asked for when this transaction occurred.
quantityConfirmed float
quantityDeviated float
exportStateType integer
The Export State Type is used by external systems to flag whether the transaction record has been exported. Export types are: NotSet (0) Cannot yet be exported (1), Ready to export (2), Currently exporting or export canceled (3), Successfully exported (4), Export failed (5) Not to be exported (6)
lot string
The lot number of this transaction, if applicable.
taskNumber string
The task number of this transaction, if applicable.
serialNumber string
The serial number of this transaction, if applicable.
reasonCode
qualification integer

Endpoints

List Transactions

get /api/transactions

Arguments

limit integer
A limit on the number of objects to be returned. Limit can range between 1 and 1000, and the default is 250.
offset integer
Will return items, but only those after the integer amount.
orderBy string, array
Order the response by the selected field. Multiple values can be passed, separated by a comma.
countOnly boolean
When true, will only return a count of the amount of items in the query.
creationDate datetime
Only return transactions that were created on a certain date. Like all date arguments, a [gt], [lt], [lte], for [gte] can be prefixed.
productionDate datetime
Only return transactions that have a productionDate on a certain date. Like all date arguments, a [gt], [lt], [lte], for [gte] can be prefixed.
number integer
Only return transactions that have the given number.
exportStateType integer
Only return transactions that have export state type.
releaseDate datetime
Only return transactions that have a releaseDate on a certain date. Like all date arguments, a [gt], [lt], [lte], for [gte] can be prefixed.
expiryDate datetime
Only return transactions that have a expiryDate on a certain date. Like all date arguments, a [gt], [lt], [lte], for [gte] can be prefixed.
[dynamic_field]
Any dynamic fields that have been set up can be used as a filter.
quantityTotal
quantityRequested
quantityConfirmed
quantityDeviated

Request with curl

curl "http://[Your IP] /api/transactions" \ -X get \-H "Content-Type: application/json" \-H "Authorization: Bearer [Your JWT Access Token]"

Example Response

{"transactions": [{ "id": " uuid ", "number": " 1 ", "creationDate": " datetime ", "expiryDate": " datetime ", "productionDate": " datetime ", "releaseDate": " datetime ", "shelfName": " string ", "locationName": " VLM-01-001/01-05/01 ", "warehouseName": " string ", "carrierName": " string ", "binName": " string ", "userName": " Admin ", "orderLineId": " uuid ", "xStep": " integer ", "yStep": " integer ", "orderId": " uuid ", "motiveType": " integer ", "type": " integer ", "quantityTotal": " 10.0 ", "quantityRequested": " 10.0 ", "quantityConfirmed": " 10.0 ", "quantityDeviated": " float ", "exportStateType": " 2 ", "lot": " string ", "taskNumber": " string ", "serialNumber": " string ", "reasonCode": " ", "qualification": " integer ", }]}]}

Show Transaction

get /api/transactions/[id]

Get a specific transaction from the PowerPick History table and return a JSON response.

Request with curl

curl "http://[Your IP] /api/transactions/[id]" \ -X get \-H "Content-Type: application/json" \-H "Authorization: Bearer [Your JWT Access Token]"

Example Response

{"transaction": { "id": uuid , "number": 1 , "creationDate": datetime , "expiryDate": datetime , "productionDate": datetime , "releaseDate": datetime , "shelfName": " string " , "locationName": " VLM-01-001/01-05/01 " , "warehouseName": " string " , "carrierName": " string " , "binName": " string " , "userName": " Admin " , "orderLineId": uuid , "xStep": integer , "yStep": integer , "orderId": uuid , "motiveType": integer , "type": integer , "quantityTotal": 10.0 , "quantityRequested": 10.0 , "quantityConfirmed": 10.0 , "quantityDeviated": float , "exportStateType": 2 , "lot": " string " , "taskNumber": " string " , "serialNumber": " string " , "reasonCode": , "qualification": integer , } }

Update Transaction

put /api/transactions/[id]

This allows the transaction record to be modified (usually to update the exportStateType or other minor modifications).

Arguments

exportStateType integer

Request with curl

curl "http://[Your IP] /api/transactions/[id]" \ -X put \-H "Content-Type: application/json" \-H "Authorization: Bearer [Your JWT Access Token]"

Example Response

{"transaction": { "id": " uuid ", "number": " 1 ", "creationDate": " datetime ", "expiryDate": " datetime ", "productionDate": " datetime ", "releaseDate": " datetime ", "shelfName": " string ", "locationName": " VLM-01-001/01-05/01 ", "warehouseName": " string ", "carrierName": " string ", "binName": " string ", "userName": " Admin ", "orderLineId": " uuid ", "xStep": " integer ", "yStep": " integer ", "orderId": " uuid ", "motiveType": " integer ", "type": " integer ", "quantityTotal": " 10.0 ", "quantityRequested": " 10.0 ", "quantityConfirmed": " 10.0 ", "quantityDeviated": " float ", "exportStateType": " 2 ", "lot": " string ", "taskNumber": " string ", "serialNumber": " string ", "reasonCode": " ", "qualification": " integer ", } }