- Status Closed
- Percent Complete
- Task Type New Feature
- Category Backend / Core
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Assigned To
Owen - Operating System Linux
- Severity Medium
- Priority Critical
- Reported Version 1.0
- Due in Version Undecided
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Due Date
Undecided
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- Private
Attached to Project: Orders Admin SMS
Opened by FS_admin - 02.07.2025
Last edited by FS_admin - 27.08.2025
Opened by FS_admin - 02.07.2025
Last edited by FS_admin - 27.08.2025
FS#226 - Implement SMS's new API to hook in to their Spanish warehouse
S.M.S. have updated their API, the spec is attached. The project ID is 91
EasyCommerce REST API documen...
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* If all Austrian or all Spanish batches are chosen order will just be sent to the respective warehouse
* If ES batches chosen then order will be sent to both the Austrian warehouse and the Spanish warehouse.
* If Spanish batches are chosen the Only send to ES checkbox is checked ONLY the Spanish part of the order will be dispatched
* If Austrian batches are chosen the Only send to AU checkbox is checked ONLY the Austrian part of the order will be dispatched
* If both the ES and AU checkboxes are checked the dispatch will proceed as if neither had been checked.
- Split out batches assigned to different warehouses, currently just Austria and Spain, so they appear as single items in the batch drop down.
- Route orders based on batch. Mixed orders are permitted with relevant batches going to each warehouse.
Reported as working by sales team.