Difference between revisions of "MOR API invoices get"
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* '''from/till''' - time period for invoices in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time Unix Epoch Time] format. Invoice's '''period start''' should be >= '''from''' and '''period end''' <= '''till'''. | * '''from/till''' - time period for invoices in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time Unix Epoch Time] format. Invoice's '''period start''' should be >= '''from''' and '''period end''' <= '''till'''. | ||
** http://www.epochconverter.com/ can help to convert time for testing | ** http://www.epochconverter.com/ can help to convert time for testing. | ||
* '''lang''' - choose in which | * '''lang''' - choose the language in which you want to get invoice details (mainly 'Calls'). | ||
==Example result== | ==Example result== | ||
Revision as of 03:49, 23 May 2010
Retrieves a list of invoices in the selected time period.
Request
If a user has 'admin' rights, he will get ALL invoices from the selected period. If user has 'user' rights, he will get only HIS invoices from the selected period.
HTML POST: http://<SERVER IP>/billing/api/invoices?u=username&p=password&from=1188604800&till=1191196799&lang=en
Here:
- from/till - time period for invoices in Unix Epoch Time format. Invoice's period start should be >= from and period end <= till.
- http://www.epochconverter.com/ can help to convert time for testing.
- lang - choose the language in which you want to get invoice details (mainly 'Calls').
Example result
<Invoices from="2007-09-01" till="2007-10-01">
<Invoice agreementnumber="0000000000" user_id="0" clientid="240887380">
<Product>
<Name>Monthly fee - test</Name>
<Quantity></Quantity>
<Price>10.0</Price>
</Product>
</Invoice>
<Invoice agreementnumber="0000000000" user_id="0" clientid="240887380">
<Product>
<Name>Calls</Name>
<Quantity>65</Quantity>
<Price>112.3324</Price>
</Product>
</Invoice>
</Invoices>
Errors
<Error>user not found</Error>
<Error>no invoices found</Error>