http://developer.fortune3.com/ 2012-05-16T19:36:22-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/ http://developer.fortune3.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-09-21T00:32:25-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=addcustomerrq&rev=1316579545&do=diff The AddCustomerRq request allows users to create customer accounts in the Fortune3 database. It can be used to do a mass import of customer accounts and their addresses into the ecommerce database, or to create a single customer account. Creating Customer Accounts In order to create an account you will need to provide all required fields. You may also import any optional customer account fields and/or custom checkout fields you have added to the billing or shipping address. Proceed as Follow… text/html 2011-09-21T00:56:15-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=addcustomerrs&rev=1316580975&do=diff Posting a proper AddCustomerRq request will result in the output of the inserted information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The AddCustomerRs is the response to the AddCustomerRq request and contains the status and all details for the added customers. text/html 2011-04-30T03:25:58-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=categoryqueryrq&rev=1304148358&do=diff The CategoryQueryRq request allows users to retrieve category information from the Fortune3 database. All relevant category information will be included in the response. It can be used to retrieve all of the categories in the ecommerce website, or a single category, or a group of categories based on certain conditions (Filters). text/html 2011-05-03T01:47:14-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=categoryqueryrs&rev=1304401634&do=diff Posting a proper CategoryQueryRq request will result in the output of the requested information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The CategoryQueryRs is the response to the CategoryQueryRq request and contains all information pertinent to the requested categories. text/html 2011-05-05T02:06:44-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=connect&rev=1304575604&do=diff When accessing the Fortune3 API, you must usually create an enctrypted Hash Signature for sending each request. Although its use is highly recommended by Fortune3, this Hash Signature requirement can be turned off in the Fortune3 Admin Site under the API Setup screen. If the Hash Signature requirement is enabled (the default setting), the following items are required for each request to be authenticated: text/html 2011-09-20T16:47:11-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=customerqueryrq&rev=1316551631&do=diff The CustomerQueryRq request allows users to retrieve customer account information from the Fortune3 database. All relevant customer information will be included in the response. It can be used to retrieve all of the customers in the ecommerce database, or a single customer, or a group of customers based on certain conditions (Filters). text/html 2011-09-21T00:24:25-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=customerqueryrs&rev=1316579065&do=diff Posting a proper CustomerQueryRq request will result in the output of the requested information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The CustomerQueryRs is the response to the CustomerQueryRq request and contains all details for the requested customers. text/html 2011-05-04T21:30:12-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=enable&rev=1304559012&do=diff The first step in using the Fortune3 API is enabling the API and receiving your API Login information. This process is done in the Fortune3 Admin Site by going to “Setup -> API Setup” on the main menu. Once your API has been activated, you will be shown 4 key pieces of information on the screen: text/html 2011-12-02T23:13:33-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=errors&rev=1322885613&do=diff Sending an Invalid XML Request to the Fortune3 Shopping Cart API will result in an error message being returned. Error messages are typically sent inside an XML tag within the response, accompanied by another tag describing the error. For example, sending improper API credentials will result in: text/html 2011-12-02T23:13:33-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=f3copyright&rev=1322885613&do=diff © 1998-2011 Fortune3, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Fortune3 Shopping Cart Software text/html 2012-02-17T16:57:54-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=inbound_api&rev=1329515874&do=diff The Fortune3 Inbound API allows developers to send information to the Fortune3 shopping cart for integrations with 3rd party applications. The Inbound API currently consists of 1 request type (more to come soon!), explained below: * AddCustomerRq - Adds/Creates a Customer Account * UpdateCustomerRq - Updates a Customer Account text/html 2012-02-17T17:10:54-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=inbound_api_res&rev=1329516654&do=diff The Inbound API currently consists of 1 response type (more to come soon!), explained below: * AddCustomerRs - Response to AddCustomerRq * UpdateCustomerRs - Response to UpdateCustomerRq text/html 2011-04-23T05:57:10-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=inventoryqueryrq&rev=1303552630&do=diff The InventoryQueryRq request allows users to quickly retrieve stock quantity information from a product or option, without retrieving all of the other information about the product (for simplifying inventory checks). Only Stock Qty information for the product or option will be returned. It can be used to retrieve the quantity in stock for all of the products and options in the ecommerce website, or a single product, or a group of products based on the SKU conditions (Filters) you submit. text/html 2011-05-03T01:47:03-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=inventoryqueryrs&rev=1304401623&do=diff Posting a proper InventoryQueryRq request will result in the output of the requested information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The InventoryQueryRs is the response to the InventoryQueryRq request and contains the quantity on-hand for the requested products or options. text/html 2011-09-20T21:48:06-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=menu&rev=1316569686&do=diff * API Home * Step 1: Enabling the API * Step 2: Connecting * Step 3: Request * Outbound API * Inbound API * Multiple Requests * Step 4: Response * Outbound API * Inbound API * Error Messages text/html 2011-04-23T06:32:45-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=multiple&rev=1303554765&do=diff The Fortune3 Ecommerce API allows you to send multiple requests within the same message. For example, within the same message, you can send multiple OrderQueryRs requests, or multiple types of requests such as a ProductQueryRs and a CategoryQueryRs, or a OrderQueryRq and a CustomerQueryRq. In order to track which response goes with which message, use the RequestID attribute within the request tag. The RequestID attribute will be returned with every Request's response, so that you can track which… text/html 2011-04-30T03:32:55-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=orderqueryrq&rev=1304148775&do=diff The OrderQueryRq request allows users to retrieve the entire order information from the Fortune3 database. All relevant order information will be included in the response. It can be used to retrieve all of the orders in the ecommerce website, or a single order, or a group of orders based on certain conditions (Filters). text/html 2011-09-21T00:28:18-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=orderqueryrs&rev=1316579298&do=diff Posting a proper OrderQueryRq request will result in the output of the requested information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The OrderQueryRs is the response to the OrderQueryRq request and contains all details for the requested orders. Sample Response (2 orders): <?xml version="1.0" ?> <F3XML> <F3XMLRs> <OrderQueryRs RequestID="1"> <Order> <OrderID>14955</OrderID> <OrderDate>2011-03-29 11:46:25</OrderDate> <OrderTotal>955.09</OrderTotal> <OrderSubTotal>899.99</OrderSubTo… text/html 2011-04-30T03:24:10-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=orderstatusqueryrq&rev=1304148250&do=diff The OrderStatusQueryRq request allows users to quickly retrieve order status and tracking information from any order on your ecommerce store, without retrieving all of the other information about the order (for simplifying status retrievals). Only Status and Tracking information for the order will be returned. It can be used to retrieve the status information for all of the products and options in the ecommerce website, or a single product, or a group of products based on the SKU conditions (Fil… text/html 2011-05-03T01:47:35-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=orderstatusqueryrs&rev=1304401655&do=diff Posting a proper OrderStatusQueryRq request will result in the output of the requested information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The OrderStatusQueryRs is the response to the OrderStatusQueryRq request and contains status details for the requested orders. text/html 2011-05-04T21:03:30-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=outbound_api&rev=1304557410&do=diff The Fortune3 Outbound API allows developers to retrieve information from a Fortune3 shopping cart for integrations with 3rd party applications. The Outbound API consists of 6 different request types, each explained below: * ProductQueryRq - Retrieves Product Information * InventoryQueryRq - Quickly Retrieves Inventory (Stock) Quantities * CategoryQueryRq - Retrieves Category Information * OrderQueryRq - Retrieves Order Information * OrderStatusQueryRq - Quickly Retrieves Order Status… text/html 2011-09-20T21:42:17-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=outbound_api_res&rev=1316569337&do=diff The Outbound API consists of 6 response types, matching each of the requests. Each response is explained below: * ProductQueryRs * InventoryQueryRs * CategoryQueryRs * OrderQueryRs * OrderStatusQueryRs * CustomerQueryRs text/html 2011-04-23T05:56:56-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=productqueryrq&rev=1303552616&do=diff The ProductQueryRq request allows users to retrieve product and option information from the Fortune3 database. All relevant product information will be included in the response. It can be used to retrieve all of the products in the ecommerce website, or a single product, or a group of products based on certain conditions (Filters). text/html 2011-05-03T01:46:53-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=productqueryrs&rev=1304401613&do=diff Posting a proper ProductQueryRq request will result in the output of the requested information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The ProductQueryRs is the response to the ProductQueryRq request and contains all product details for the requested products, including all of the product's fields and settings, its options, its location, and its configurations. text/html 2011-04-22T03:32:39-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=request&rev=1303457559&do=diff The Fortune3 API consists of 2 main functionalities: * Outbound API - Retrieve Information from Fortune3 * Inbound API - Send Information to Fortune3 The XML Request you submit to Fortune3 will be based on how you want to interact with the API. If you would like to retrieve information from the Fortune3 Shopping Cart database, select Outbound API. Otherwise, if you would like to send (or import) information into the Fortune3 Shopping Cart, select Inbound API. text/html 2011-09-20T21:46:51-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=response&rev=1316569611&do=diff The Fortune3 API replies to both the Inbound API and the Outbound API. Please select the request type to see the available responses: * Outbound API - Retrieve Information from Fortune3 (Response) * Inbound API - Send Information to Fortune3 (Response) text/html 2011-04-22T03:21:36-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=response_productqueryrs&rev=1303456896&do=diff Posting a proper ProductQueryRq request will result in the output of the requested information in a simple print format (stdin). The ProductQueryRs is the response to the ProductQueryRq and contains all product details for the requested products, including all of the product's fields and settings, its options, its location, and its configurations. text/html 2011-05-05T00:36:27-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=start&rev=1304570187&do=diff The Fortune3 Shopping Cart API allows developers to retrieve information or send information to and from Fortune3. The API works by sending a simple HTTP post to the API script, and reading the response from Fortune3 from the printed (or 'stdin') response. text/html 2012-02-17T17:06:03-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=updatecustomerrq&rev=1329516363&do=diff The UpdateCustomerRq request allows users to update customer accounts in the Fortune3 database. It can only be used to update a single customer account with each request. Updating Customer Accounts In order to update an account you will need to provide a Filter (so the system knows which customer account to update), and all required fields. You may also import any optional customer account fields and/or custom checkout fields you have added to the billing or shipping address. Proceed as Foll… text/html 2012-02-17T17:10:26-04:00 http://developer.fortune3.com/doku.php?id=updatecustomerrs&rev=1329516626&do=diff Posting a proper UpdateCustomerRq request will result in the output of the updated information in a simple print format (read with stdin). The UpdateCustomerRs is the response to the UpdateCustomerRq request and contains the status and all details for the updated / modified customer.