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Inbound Order → Create

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Summary

Create a new inbound supplier order in Linker Cloud with dates, pricing details, supplier information, and item line data.

Inputs

  • orderDate (required) — The creation date of the order in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss format.
  • executionDate (required) — The expected execution date of the order in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss format.
  • priceGross (required) — Total gross price of the inbound order.
  • priceNet (required) — Total net price of the inbound order.
  • supplier (required) — Name of the supplier.
  • supplierObject (required) — Supplier details formatted as a JSON object string, containing fields like name and address.
  • itemsMode — Select whether to input order items through individual UI fields ('ui') or as a raw JSON array string ('json'). Defaults to 'ui'.
  • itemsUi — Collection of order items added via the UI builder. Used when Items Input Mode is set to 'ui'.
  • items — JSON array string containing order item objects (e.g., [{ "sku": "SKU123", "quantity": 10, "price": 5.00 }]). Used when Items Input Mode is set to 'json'.
  • additionalFields — Optional additional properties for the inbound order, including depot ID, currency symbol, comments, custom properties JSON, fulfillment site, and logistics container counts.

Output shape

a single record

Returns the created inbound order object containing the assigned ID and order metadata.

Examples

Example 1: Create an inbound supplier order using the UI item builder

Provide Order Date, Execution Date, Price Gross, Price Net, Supplier name, and Supplier Object JSON. Keep Items Input Mode as 'ui' and define items with SKU and quantity in the Items list.

Example 2: Create an inbound order by supplying line items as a JSON expression

Set required dates, total prices, and supplier information. Switch Items Input Mode to 'json' and set Items to a JSON array string representing the line item objects.

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