Action API
Get, edit, or delete account actions by id; make updates to expiration dates and meta data for existing actions with the Shopwaive Action API
Create multiple promotional credits for the same customer with independent expiration dates or promotional periods with the Customer API PUT endpoint and then edit, delete, or update expirations and meta data with the Action API
When you make debits or deposits to a customers account using the Customer API PUT endpoint or via bulk increment import in the app, an amount
field is created for that action. The amount
field is only created for debits and deposits created using the bulk increment import in the app or the Customer API PUT endpoint
To create multiple promotional credits for the same customer, enable multiple expiration dates in Settings and use this guide to get started
When multiple expirations are enabled from Settings, and if a promotional credit associated with an action expires, then a debit is created on the customer account balance automatically at the time defined by expirationdate
. The debit transacted on the account balance is equal to the value of the amount
field of the promotional credit action object. If the account has insufficient funds to transact a debit of amount
(i.e. customer's available balance
is less than the previous credited amount
at the time the action is deleted), then the customer's balance is set equal to 0.00. Customer account balances cannot be negative
GET
action endpoint
GET
action endpointFetch an action by id
. When you make a PUT or POST request to the Customer API, a reference id
is provided in the response body, this is equivalent to the url parameter actionid
required for the Action API GET endpoint
When you make a GET request to the Customer API, a reference action id
is provided for each action in the activity array. If a GET request to the Action API returns an amount
field in the response body, this indicates the action was created using the Customer API PUT or through an increment bulk import action in the app
Header
Response Body
action[] object
partial_amount
and remaining
can be equivalent in value. The edge case when partial_amount
is less than remaining
is when a previous order partially reduces the original offer available redemption amount at the same time that a customers available balance
is less than remaining
because of a manual adjustment made to balance
for example. This means even though a remaining
amount is still attached to that offer, the customers balance
is not enough to cover the full remaining offer amount
The expirationdate
field is only applicable if the expires
field is equal to true. If multiple expiry dates are enabled in Settings, the expirationdate
applies to the action
object defined in the activity
array if a corresponding amount
field is defined (i.e. the action was created using the Customer API PUT request or through an increment bulk import action using the drag-and-drop editor in the app)
If single expiry dates is enabled in Settings, thenexpirationdate
field represents the date that was used to define the top-level account balance expiration at the time the action was created if expires
was also equal to true
GET
actions endpoint
GET
actions endpointSearch actions by including any combination of query key value pairs id
,email
,created_at_min
, or created_at_max
appended to the /api/actions endpoint. A maximum of 250 records per request are returned in the response body. Dates should use ISOString format when appended as a query string, for example, new Date().toISOString().
POST
action endpoint
POST
action endpointUpdate an actions expirationdate
, expires
, media
or note
field(s). This route is useful when updating the validity of an existing promotional credit thats dynamic in nature, for example, when events or customer actions trigger a customers eligibility or access to the promotional credit.
Header
Request Body
Define the note
or media
fields in the request body (optional) if you desire to change the note string or media url, respectively, these field can be defined in the request body without any other required fields. If you desire to update the expires
or expirationdate
field values, then both expires
and expirationdate
fields are required in the request body. All request body fields can be updated simultaneously, however, at a minimum either note
or both expires
and expirationdate
or media
fields are required in the request body
Response Body
Only the expirationdate
, expires
, and note
field values can be updated on a previously created action; updates to amount
are not allowed. If changes to amount
are required, use the DELETE Action API, which triggers the same process as if the action expired; at the time the delete request is made if status
is not equal to expired, a debit is created on the customer account balance equal to the value of the amount
field of the promotional credit action object
DELETE
action endpoint
DELETE
action endpointUse this endpoint to delete an action. If an amount
field is defined for the action, deleting the action will automatically reverse the increment the action imposed on the balance by triggering either a debit or deposit to the customer account balance equal to the negated value of amount
in the action
object.
If amount
is defined for the action, requests to this endpoint will automatically reverse the credit deposited or amount debited when the action was created. If the account has insufficient funds to transact a debit of amount
(i.e. customer's available balance
is less than the previous credited amount
at the time the action is deleted), then the customer's balance is set equal to 0.00. Customer account balances cannot be negative
Note: Debiting the original amount
of the action is useful in most cases when earned cash or points were a result of an order created that was later cancelled or refunded. Even if the earned cash or points were already spent, deleting the action will attempt to debit any existing balance to recoup the earned credit
If an action amount has been redeemed or partially redeemed already, and you wish to only debit the remaining amount, append ?remaining=true query to your request. Otherwise, the original amount
will be used for the debit transaction
Deleting actions of type rest_api
that do not have an amount
field are allowed (actions created by the Customer API POST endpoint or via a bulk assign import action in the app), however, no automatic adjustments to an account balance are triggered as a result of deleting the action, and if required, balance adjustments must be created by your integration with an additional request to the Customer API PUT or POST endpoints
If an order triggers the creation of the action (i.e. via Shopify Flow and the Increment balance action), then the action id
is automatically set equal to the order id that created it. Therefore, if multiple deposits occur on the same order, to uniquely define the action object send the Increment balance Shopify Flow action the Line Item ID by using a For each loop action in the Shopify Flow to make the deposits on a line item level. Then you can use the DELETE, POST, or GET endpoints using the lineitemid
of the action instead of id
for the{actionid}
path parameter.
Otherwise, if multiple actions are associated with the{actionid}
sent in the endpoint path, then each action associated with the order will be deleted and debited. If this is your intent, use an order id for the{actionid}
path parameter to conveniently delete all actions (i.e. deposits) associated with that order. The deletion of each action will create an associated debit as described above
Header
Request Response
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