Examples include Cash, Check, Bank Transfer, Direct Debit, and more.
These payment means are customizable and local to each organization, allowing for flexibility in defining the ways payments can be received or made.
PaymentMean
Quick Links
Accounts Accounting Entries Products Customers Sales quotes Sales invoices Suppliers Purchase invoices| HTTP | Operation | Type | Object | DTO Why-DTOs? |
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| Mutation Why 200? | createPaymentMean |
PaymentMeanCreateGLDtoInput |
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| Mutation Why 200? | deletePaymentMean |
PaymentMeanDeleteGLDtoInput |
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| Query | paymentMeans filtered by id Why? |
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| Query | paymentMeans |
Description
Represents the various means of payment used by payment terms within an organization, known as PaymentMean in the API context and Payment Method in the product interface.
Header
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
Authorization |
Bearer Current access Token How to find? |
X-TenantId |
Current tenant id Why deprecated ? |
X-OrganizationId |
Current organization Id How to find? |
x-api-key |
Primary or secondary subscription key of your app How to find? |
paymentMeans
| Fields | Type | Description | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | UUID | Id | |
| creationDate | DateTime | Creation Date | |
| modificationDate | DateTime | Modification Date | |
| description | String | Name | 20 |
| type |
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Indicates the payment mean type. By default UNDEFINED. |
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| inactive | Boolean | Indicates whether the payment mean is inactive. Default value is false. |
Info
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description : must be unique
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type:
UNDEFINED– Default value when no specific behavior is defined.PAYMENT_IN– Indicates that the payment mean corresponds to an online payment process.