Get Recipients by UDF
Endpoint: https://rest.virtualincentives.com/{version}/{format}/recipients?udf1={udf1}
Method: GET
Query string parameters must be URL encoded.
Definitions
Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
id | integer | The unique id for this recipient. |
string(200) | Account holder email address. | |
udf1 | string(100) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf2 | string(100) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf3 | string(1000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf4 | string(1000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf5 | string(1000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf6 | string(4000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf7 | string(4000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf8 | string(4000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf9 | string(4000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
udf10 | string(4000) | Additional User Defined field. Note: See ‘udf1’ for definition. |
ordernumber | integer | Order number that this recipient is related to. |
Examples
XML Example
<response>
<page>1</page>
<more>false</more>
<count>1</count>
<total>1</total>
<recipients>
<recipient>
<id>258155</id>
<email>[email protected]</email>
<udf1>Sample</udf1>
<ordernumber>24690878</ordernumber>
</recipient>
</recipients>
</response>
JSON Example
{"response":{
"Page":1,
"More":false,
"Count":1,
"Total":1,
"Recipients":[
{"id":"258155",
"email":"[email protected]",
"udf1":"Sample",
"ordernumber":"24690878"}]}}
Updated over 3 years ago