Upload Document to WITR

Table of Contents

You can use this endpoint to upload a document to an existing Warehouse Inventory Transfer (WITR). To do that, you must be an Authenticated User.

As soon as you authenticate and receive a valid token, it needs to be passed to the service call.

An example of such an endpoint for XX server is:

For your server, the endpoint will be:

Method Type: HttpPost
Authorization: Use Bearer Token (where ‘Token’ is the token received from token authentication)
Header info: Content-Type: application/json
Parameters: ID of the WITR for which to upload a document
Request Body:

{
  "FileContent": "string",
  "FileName": "string"
  "ItemID": 0"
}

Parameter	Data Type	Description	Is Required
FileContent	string	Base 64 encoded string representing the file content. Example of how to get Base 64 encoded string of a file in c#: var fileContent = Convert.ToBase64String(File.ReadAllBytes(“”));	Yes
FileName	string	The name of the file to upload. The file extension should be included. Example “document.xlsx”.	Yes
ItemID	integer	The ID of the warehouse inventory transfer product item. Can be obtained by calling Get WITR Products.	No

If the user is authenticated and the document upload is successful, then the response will be Status Code 200 => OK
If an incorrect FileName or FileContent is provided, then the response will be Status Code 400 => Bad Request
If the user is not authenticated, then the response will be Status Code 401 => Not Valid Token
In case of error, the response will be Status Code 500 => Internal Server Error