Account

Account(
	string Supplier,
	int SupplierID,
	string Account,
	int AccountID
)

Get account information.

Request

Request Data:

• Identifing the Supplier:
  • (string) Supplier (optional)
  • (int) SupplierID (optional) – if provided, Supplier will be ignored
• Identifing the Customer:
  • (string) Account (optional)
  • (int) AccountID (optional) – if provided, Account and Supplier information will be ignored.

{
    "Supplier": <string>,
    "SupplierID": <string>,
    "Account": <string>,
    "AccountID": <string>
}

Response

{
    "Result": {
        "Account": <string>,
        "AccountGroup": <string>,
        "AccountGroupID": <int>,
        "AccountID": <int>,
        "Added": "<Date>",
        "Customer": <string>,
        "CustomerID": <int>,
        "Fields": [<fields>],
        "Modified": "<Date>",
        "Address": <string>, // Since RPM26: the primary location's address line
        "City": <string>, // Since RPM26: the primary location's city
        "StateProvince": <string>, // Since RPM26: the primary location's state or province
        "Country": <string>, // Since RPM26: the primary location's country
        "ZipPostalCode": <string>, // Since RPM26: the primary location's zip/postal code
        "Reps": [
            {
                "Agency": <string>,
                "AgencyID": <int>,
                "AssignmentCodes": [<int>], // Assignment Code IDs
                "Rep": <string>,
                "RepID": <int>
            },
            <more reps...>
        ],
        "Supplier": <string>,
        "SupplierID": <int>
    }
}

Errors

• “Supplier not found”
• “Account not found”

Notes

• The AssignmentCodes for each Reps provided by this endpoint is a list of string containing the codes. This is different when calling the Rep endpoint which return a more complex structure.