Update lag time for items in bulk

This request updates the lag time for items in bulk. Lag time is the number of days between when an item is ordered and when it is shipped.

This feature is only available for select drop-ship vendor (DSV) suppliers.

Two versions of this feed type exist:

  • v2.x: Uses global trade item number (GTIN) as the primary item identifier (JSON only). Suppliers can update lag time of multiple items across multiple nodes.
  • v1.0: Uses the stock keeping unit (SKU) as the primary item identifier (XML and JSON). v1.0 is deprecated.
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Query Params
string
required

Specifies the feed type. For this request the valid value is lagtime.

string
required

Specifies the distribution facility distributor identifier. This parameter is used in feed type v1.0, but is not used in v2.x.

This parameter identifies the facility for which the lag time information is requested. Facility identifiers are autogenerated during account creation, when adding new facilities, and when updating existing facilities in Supplier Center. Take care to use the latest value for your desired facility.

Body Params

Request fields

lagtimeFeedHeader
object
required

Contains lag time feed header information.

lagtime
array of objects
required

List of objects containing lag time information.

lagtime*
Headers
string

Identifier that tracks the consumer request by channel.

Use the consumer channel type received during your onboarding. Contact your system administrator or developer management for the correct WM_CONSUMER.CHANNEL.TYPE value.

string
required

Unique identifier for each API call, used to track and debug issues.

Use a randomly generated GUID for this ID.

string
required

Access token returned by the Create access token request.

This value is required for token-based authentication.

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