Get all orders

Retrieves the details of all the orders for specified search criteria.

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Query Params
string

A seller-provided Product ID

string

The customer order ID

string

The purchase order ID. One customer may have multiple purchase orders.

string

Status may be specified to return orders of that type. Valid statuses are: Created, Acknowledged, Shipped, Delivered and Cancelled.

string
required

Start Date for querying all purchase orders after that date. Use one of the following formats, based on UTC, ISO 8601. Date example: '2013-08-16' Timestamp example: '2013-08-16T10:30:15Z'

string

Limits orders returned to those created before this createdEndDate. Two formats, based on ISO 8601, are allowed: UTC date or timestamp. Examples: '2016-08-16T10:30:30.155Z' or '2016-08-16'.

string

Limits orders returned to those that have orderLines with an expected ship date after this fromExpectedShipDate. Format: YYYY-MM-DD

string

Limits orders returned to those that have orderLines with an expected ship date before this toExpectedShipDate. Format: YYYY-MM-DD

string

The number of orders to be returned.Cannot be larger than 200.

string
Defaults to *

The cursor from which next set of records to be retrieved. Note: Please send enocoded cursor always in the api

Body Params

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object
required
Headers
string
enum
required
Allowed:
string
required

Basic authorization header. Base 64 encodes the Client ID and Client Secret retrieved in step two of the integration steps.

string
required

The access token retrieved in the Token API call

string

A unique ID to track the consumer request by channel. Use the Consumer Channel Type received during onboarding

string
required

A unique ID which identifies each API call and used to track and debug issues; use a random generated GUID for this ID

string
required

Walmart Service Name

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