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LineItem

LineItem object schema for order products.

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Written by Frank Birzle
Updated over 6 months ago

id

Type: string

Description: The (technical) unique identifier of the order item in this order.

Example Value(s): '123456789' or 'A-2344234230-B'

productName

Type: string

Description: Name of the product (model).

Example Value(s): 'Awesome Porridge - Cinamon' or 'Nike Air Max 90'

productId

Type: string

Description: The (technical) unique identifier of the product in your (shop) system.

Example Value(s): '123456789' or 'A-2344234230-B'

productVariantName

Type: string

Description: Title of the variant of the product (model).

Example Value(s): 'Awesome Porridge - Cinamon - 250g' or 'Nike Air Max 90 - Size 10'

productVariantId

Type: string

Description: The (technical) unique identifier of the product variant in your (shop) system.

Example Value(s): '123456790' or 'A-2344234230-B-10'

productBrand

Type: string

Description: The brand of the product.

Example Value(s): 'Awesome Foods'

productCollection

Type: string

Description: The product collection or category.

Example Value(s): 'Porridge' or 'Sneakers' or 'Shoes > Sneakers'

productCogs

Type: number

Description: The Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for this product.

Example Value(s): 3.50 or 0.99

productGmv

Type: number

Description: The product's gross merchandise value or recomended retail price for one of the product items.

Example Value(s): 19.99 or 35

productShippingWeightInGrams

Type: number

Description: The weight of the product in grams.

Example Value(s): 120 (120 grams) or 2500 (2,5 kg = 2500 g)

sku

Type: string

Description: The product's Stock Keeping Unit (SKU).

Example Value(s): '123456789' or 'A-123-797-C'

quantity

Type: number

Description: The amount of this specific line item purchase in that order.

Example Value(s): 5 or 99

productTags

Type: [string]

Description: An array of tags, specifying the product further.

Example Value(s): ['food', 'beverages', 'with_deposit'] or ['free_item']

discounts

Type: [Discount]

Description: An array of Discount objects applied to the lineItem. Note that the values have to be supplied per item (as in 'not multiplied by quantity').

Example Value(s): See Discount.

taxes

Type: [Tax]

Description: An array of Tax objects applied to the lineItem. Note that the values have to be supplied per item (as in 'not multiplied by quantity').

Example Value(s): See Tax.

totalAmountBeforeTaxesAndDiscounts

Type: number

Description: The total amount for this lineItem (not the order) before taxes and discounts are applied. The formula is quantity * productGmv. Note: Although we could calculate that value by the already provided individual values, we recommend sending it so that we can validate the correctness of the calculation. In short: those values are internal check-sums to validate the correctness of the elements of the calculation formula.

Example Value(s): 37,50 (quantity 3 and productGmv of 12,50) or

totalAmountAfterTaxesAndDiscounts

Type: number

Description: The total amount for this lineItem (not the order) after the deduction of taxes and discounts. The formula is (quantity * productGmv) - (sum(taxes.taxAmount) * quantity) - (sum(discounts.discountAmount) * quantity). Note: Although we could calculate that value by the already provided individual values, we recommend sending it so that we can validate the correctness of the calculation. In short: those values are internal check-sums to validate the correctness of the elements of the calculation formula.

Example Value(s): 30,75 (quantity 3 and productGmv of 12,50) - 3.75 (10% voucher) - 7.13 (19% VAT)

totalLogisticsCosts

Type: number

Description: The amount of the total (additional) logistics costs that applies to this / those lineItems. E.g. if the order contained an item that needed to be shipped via freight forwarding because of its bulkiness or weight.

Example Value(s): 50.00 (additional fee for freight forwarder to deliver a washing machine)

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