AlmondTill/G3N API

Reference

1018 operations in 149 families. Every family page lists its operations; every operation page carries a request and a response you can copy. Every id in the examples is made up and resolves nowhere.

FamilyOperationsWhat it is for
API key4An API key is a machine credential for integrations.
Affiliate7An affiliate is an outside promoter — an influencer or partner — who sends shoppers your way.
Agent channel8An agent channel is your shop’s set of controls for AI shopping agents buying over the open UCP standard — which store’s stock and prices they buy from, which collections they may see (nothing until y
Appointment7An appointment is a customer booking at one of your locations — a service visit (an alteration, a fitting) or an order pickup — holding one to eight resources for a window.
Approval request5An approval request is a register asking permission, live, for one action above the cashier’s own authority — a discount past the limit, voiding a transaction, approving a return, among the actions th
Billing and the wallet21Your platform bill, token purchases and the usage and cost reads.
Billing charge2A platform charge is a bill from Almond Till itself — minted and settled by the platform against your kernel wallet, never entered by hand.
Bin7A bin is one stock location inside a zone — the shelf or slot stock actually sits in.
Brand7A brand is the maker label your goods sell under.
Catalog editing3Changing what you sell — the details of styles, products, variants and their identifiers.
Catalog structure2Creating and retiring catalog families and whole items.
Category7Categories form your merchandise tree — the departments and sub-departments your range hangs from.
Characteristic5A characteristic is a named product attribute (think material, care class, compliance mark) with an optional format rule.
Collaborator7A collaborator is an outside person — an accountant, an agency, a consultant — who signs in with their own email and password and holds roles per organization, exactly like staff, but can never own an
Collection7A collection is a curated set of products — explicit picks, exclusions, and an optional rule that selects products automatically.
Collection member5A collection member is one explicit product membership inside a collection — the hand-picked edge, distinct from rule-selected products.
Commission config7A commission config is one cell in your commission matrix — who earns (a role or a person), on which merchandise, where, and on which channel.
Consent purpose7A consent purpose is one thing you may ask shoppers for permission to do — marketing email, marketing texts, analytics, personalization, sharing data — defined once for your whole group, one purpose p
Consent record2A consent record is the proof of one shopper’s decision on one purpose — granted or withdrawn — with the version of the notice they saw, where the decision was captured (the storefront, the till, the
Consultation5A consultation is a conversation with the assistant, kept as a record: the transcript is the record and a rolling summary on it is its memory.
Consumer7A consumer is one shopper with an account at your group — the person who signs in to browse and buy, kept per group rather than shared across merchants.
Contact7A contact is a reusable set of contact details kept once at group level — a person (name, title, emails and phones), an address, or both, with notes — for the outside parties and functions you deal wi
Contact assignment5A contact assignment attaches one contact to one host — your group, an organization, a location, a vendor or a corporate customer — in a named role: primary, owner, manager, billing (AP), accounts rec
Corporate customer7A corporate customer is a business you sell to on business terms — the shared customer master for your whole group, kept deliberately thin: the trading name, the registered legal name, the tax id and
Count3A stock count reconciles what the books say against what the shelves actually hold, at one location.
Coupon7A coupon is a code a shopper presents at the till or checkout — stored upper-cased, one coupon per order.
Coupon batch3A coupon batch is a set of unique single-use codes minted at once from one coupon — up to 48 per batch, each generated for you under your chosen prefix and each unlocking the parent coupon’s terms exa
Credit note3A credit note is the reducing correction to an invoice — it gives value back, line by line, and always says why.
Custom unit of measure7A custom unit of measure is your own unit — a pack, a bundle, a length — classed by what it measures.
Customer price group7A customer price group is a pricing tier — point it at an unscoped price list and every customer placed in the group prices from that list, across the organizations the group covers.
Customer-support case5A case is one customer-support interaction — a subject line over a running conversation, worked through a status flow (open → in progress → resolved → closed) with references to the order, return, or
Dashboard7A dashboard is a saved glance — an ordered layout of canned metric tiles (sales today, open orders, inventory value…).
Debit note3A debit note is the increasing correction to an invoice — the undercharge twin of the credit note.
Decoration7A decoration is presentation content attached to one owner — a brand or a season — such as imagery or copy blocks.
Device6A device is an enrolled piece of hardware.
Device fleet5Enrolling, pairing, suspending and retiring the devices at your registers.
Device peripheral7A device peripheral is hardware attached to a device — a printer, a scanner, a cash drawer — referencing its canned peripheral model.
Dispute3A dispute is a chargeback the card network raised against a payment, mirrored from the processor as it moves — needs a response, under review, won, lost or accepted.
Division7A division is a branch of your group structure — merchandise divisions organize the range, operational and geographic divisions organize places and reporting.
Document approvals3Approving or rejecting purchase orders and returns to vendors.
Exemption certificate6An exemption certificate is captured proof that a purchase may go tax-free — the certificate number, the holder, the covered jurisdictions and categories, and any expiry.
Export job2A background export is a saved search plan the platform runs for you — as you, with your own permissions — for up to five minutes, writing every matching record to ONE file: CSV (one column per field,
FX rate5An FX rate is a dated exchange window between two currencies — absolute buy and sell rates at group level, with adjust and par overrides per organization or logical facility.
Feed subscription6A feed subscription exports one record kind for one organization on a schedule — a fresh file lands on the export shelf daily, weekly, or monthly, and your BI tool pulls it with a short-lived link.
Fraud alert5A fraud alert is the platform flagging a suspicious pattern — voids, refunds, overrides, cash variances — with a score, the window it scored, and the implicated person or location.
Fulfillment8A fulfillment is one delivery of some order lines by one method from one location — pick, pack, then ship or stage for pickup and hand over.
Gated floor actions3Voids, returns and the requests that need an approval.
Gift registry6A gift registry is one shopper’s list of wanted items with purchases tracked against it — a wedding, baby, birthday, anniversary or holiday registry, a wishlist, or a custom one.
Identity and access5Who can sign in and what each role allows — users, roles and their assignments.
Inventory adjustments2Correcting stock with a reason and posting counts.
Inventory item7An inventory item is one variant’s stock position at one location — the on-hand, reserved, in-transit, damaged and held balances, what that leaves available to sell, and the average cost its movements
Inventory operations30Receiving, counting, transferring and moving stock.
Invoice3An invoice is the billing snapshot of an order — issue it for the full un-invoiced remainder or for chosen lines, and its figures freeze at issue.
Logical facility7A logical facility is an operating unit inside a building — a shop floor, a warehouse, a service point.
Loyalty member7A loyalty member is one customer enrolled in one loyalty program — identified by email (required; one enrollment per program and email), with a name and phone, an optional tier, a customer price group
Loyalty program7A loyalty program is the rule book for earning and spending points: the currency it counts in, how many points each amount of eligible spend earns and how many points make a unit of discount, plus opt
Manufacturer7A manufacturer is who physically makes the goods.
Markdown plan4A markdown plan is a scheduled cadence of price cuts for a product scope — up to eight dated steps, each a percent off, an amount off or a move to a fixed price, in one currency, for the organizations
Open doors2Calls that need no key — the health check and the key exchange.
Operating policy1The operational policies and thresholds your organization runs by.
Option group7An option group is one axis a product can vary on — Color, Size, Material.
Option value7An option value is one point on its option group axis — Red on Color, XL on Size.
Order11An order is a sale as the till and the online channels record it — the lines, the figures, the payment and fulfillment story.
Org brand7An org brand is an enablement edge: this organization actually ranges that master brand.
Org customer7A customer account is one corporate customer enabled at one of your organizations — the selling relationship itself, and the house account behind it.
Org division7An org division is an enablement edge tying an organization into a division of the group structure.
Org manufacturer7An org manufacturer is an enablement edge: this organization sources from that maker.
Org plugin7An organization plugin enablement switches a registered plugin ON for one organization.
Org season7An org season is an enablement edge: this organization takes part in that master season.
Org style7An org style is an enablement edge: this organization ranges that style.
Org vendor7A supplier account is the account an organization holds with one shared supplier — the commercial terms it buys under: currency, payment terms, delivery terms, lead time, order minimums, and the defau
Org vendor item7A supplier item is what one of your organizations buys from one of its supplier accounts: this variant, under the supplier’s own part number, at their list cost, with the minimum order quantity, the l
Organization requests5Filing and following requests to park or reopen your organizations.
Organization structure5Opening and closing organizations and facilities — the legal and physical structure of your group.
Payment6A payment is a card charge against an order as the processor sees it — authorized (the hold), captured, settled or failed.
Physical facility7A physical facility is a building or site at a location — the bricks.
Physical facility location5A location is a street address with coordinates — the geographic anchor a building stands on.
Plugin7A plugin declaration registers a third-party extension with your group — who made it, where it lives, and which permissions it says it needs.
Policy value record5A policy value is one dated window in your policy schedule — a setting from the platform’s fixed list (the appointment lead time, the maximum days ahead a booking may be made, the no-show window, the
Price list7A price list is a book of pricing rules — its entries set or adjust prices for the organizations it covers.
Price list entry5A price list entry is one dated rule inside a price list: it targets a single merchandise axis (a variant, a category subtree, a brand, or a division) and prices it as a fixed amount, a percentage off
Pricing6Prices, price schedules, promotions, coupons and the money rules of selling.
Privacy and compliance3Tax and fiscal configuration, certificates and privacy requests.
Privacy request6A privacy request records a data-subject demand — erasure, access, portability, rectification, or opt-out — under GDPR or CCPA, with who asked and how it arrived.
Product7A product is one sellable line under a style: it fixes the product-tier options, carries the recommended price, and its segment bounds which variant cells may exist beneath it.
Product relation7A product relation is a typed link between two products — goes-with, replaces, and the like.
Promotion7A promotion is an automatic discount rule — percent off, an amount off, a fixed unit price, buy some and get some, or a bundle deal — with where it applies (channels, locations, organizations, custome
Purchase order3A purchase order is a commitment to buy from one supplier account — lines of variants, quantities and receiving locations, priced in the supplier currency snapshot taken at creation.
Purchase pack7A purchase pack is how a supplier ships a variant — a case of 24, a pallet of 480 — with a code, the units per pack, an optional pack barcode (GTIN), a nominal weight and outer dimensions.
Purchasing16Purchase orders, returns to vendors, vendor invoices and supplier records.
Reading your records96Looking up and listing the records of your organization.
Receipt3A receipt records goods arriving against one issued purchase order at one receiving location — lines address PO lines by number, each with a disposition: accept into stock, hold for review with a cann
Refund2A refund is money returned to the original card against a payment.
Refunds and payment corrections10Refunds, corrective notes and voiding invoices.
Register7A register is one checkout lane at a logical facility — the till definition devices pair against.
Register approvals1Approving or denying the requests raised at a register.
Replenishment config7A replenishment rule is one cell of your stock-planning settings, scoped by any mix of organization or location, category or style, season and brand — group-wide when none is set — carrying the parame
Report7A saved report is a named, editable report definition — the plan that says which records, and either the columns to show for each record or the fields to group by and the measures to total — that anyo
Return8A return is a customer bringing goods back against a sale — the goods-back document, distinct from a return to supplier and from a credit note, which corrects a bill rather than taking goods back.
Review3A product review is one shopper’s written verdict on one product — a rating from 1 to 5, a title and a body — with a verified-purchase mark the system stamps itself when the shopper points at an order
Role7A role is a named bundle of permissions granted per organization.
Saga2A saga is the record of one multi-step process the platform runs for you — a checkout, a stock transfer, a purchase-order receipt, the sourcing of a special order, or the clearance of a fiscal receipt
Sale price5A sale price is one dated window in the price schedule of an inventory item (a variant at one facility) — the price that holds between its start and end instants.
Schedulable resource7A schedulable resource is a bookable thing at one of your locations — a staff member, a station like a fitting room, or a piece of equipment.
Scratchpad5A scratchpad collects intent until it holds a plan — ordered steps in the API’s own vocabulary — and, once a person approves it, realizes the plan into records through the ordinary operations under th
Search job2A background search is a saved search plan the platform runs for you — as you, with your own permissions — for up to five minutes, across related records: it starts from one kind of record, follows up
Season7A season is a selling window — a collection period your styles and enablements can belong to.
Segment7A segment is a saved audience — a named group of shoppers for marketing and outreach.
Selling25Ringing sales, serving customers and issuing invoices.
Size run7A size run is a ratio over one option dimension — S-M-L-XL as 1-2-2-1 — that a buyer fills a purchase matrix with: kept once and reused by every style that names it, or as the dimension’s own default.
Stored value instrument5A stored value instrument is spendable value your group has issued — a gift card, a gift certificate, or customer-bound store credit.
Storefront8A storefront is your web shop’s publish configuration — the selling location it sells from, a canned theme, the merchandised collections, and optionally a custom domain.
Style7A style is the product family — the top of the spine.
Suggestion3A suggestion is an offer the platform minted from bounded live reads: why, in plain words; the evidence it looked at; a drafted plan; and an expiry.
Suggestion schema3A suggestion schema is one suggestion detector registered for an organization, active or parked.
Supplier return3A supplier return (RTV) sends stock back to the supplier — lines of variants with quantities, a canned reason, and the source bucket they leave from.
Support trail2Opening a user’s sealed activity trail and the ledger of every opening.
System and integration setup11Registers, connections and the settings your systems run on.
Tag5A tag is a free label you attach to styles and products to group and find them your own way.
Task5A task is a tracked piece of work for your team — assign people or teams, label it, set a due instant, and point it at the records it concerns.
Task label7A task label is a colored word you put on tasks to sort and spot them — pure organization for your work queue.
Tax jurisdiction2Tax jurisdictions are the places whose tax rules can apply to a sale — countries, states, counties, cities and special districts.
Tax rate2Tax rates are the percentages a jurisdiction charges, together with the dates they take effect.
Tax registration7A tax registration records that one of your organizations is registered with a tax authority for a jurisdiction — the fact your tax paperwork hangs from.
Team7A team is a working group of users.
Till and cash management2Manual drawer entries and force-closing a till.
Till session6A till session is one register shift — the drawer story from opening float through the closing count.
Till sessions2Opening, suspending, resuming and closing your own till session.
Token account7The kernel wallet holds the prepaid kernels your group runs on — one wallet per group, opened once.
Token purchase3A kernel purchase buys prepaid kernels for the wallet — you choose the USD amount and the server prices it at the volume tier (dollars per million kernels, cheaper in bulk).
Training3Courses, tests, certificates and the training rules of your team.
Training attempt2A training attempt is one sitting of a course’s test by one person — always the person who started it.
Training certificate2A training certificate is the platform’s own record that a person passed a course — the holder, the course, the sitting, the score and the pass mark, the moment it was issued, and the version of the c
Training question7A training question is one multiple-choice question in a course’s bank — the prompt, two to six options, which option is right, and the explanation shown after a sitting.
Training requirement7A training requirement is the owner’s rule that people holding a certain kind of role must pass a course — one of the Playbook’s plays — and hold a valid certificate for it.
Transfer3A transfer moves stock between two locations of your group in one shipment — lines of source items and quantities, fixed at birth.
Transfer lane7A transfer lane is your standing word on moving stock from one location to another, in that one direction — never (a prohibition), always (a preferred source), or ranked (an explicit order, with its r
Transfer request3A transfer request is the pull side of moving stock — a location asks for what it needs, line by line, and supplying locations answer.
User7A user is a person on your team — their sign-in identity plus the roles they hold at each organization.
Variant7A variant is the sellable cell under a product — the exact combination customers buy.
Variant component5A variant component is a build edge: this variant is assembled from that component variant in a given quantity.
Vendor7A supplier is one company your group buys from — the shared record every organization points at, kept deliberately thin: a name and an optional reference code, nothing more.
Vendor invoice3A supplier invoice captures the bill for one purchase order — merchandise match lines priced per PO line, actual landed-cost components, or both (at least one side).
Warranty3One sold item’s warranty — born by the engine when a sale completes for any line whose product or maker carries active warranty terms; it says who honors it, how many units, when coverage started and
Warranty terms7Warranty terms are a warranty policy template — who honors it (the manufacturer or the vendor), how many days it runs, and what it covers in your own words — attached to exactly one product or one man
Webhook subscription6A webhook subscription pushes your events to an outside system as they happen — pick the event names, give an https endpoint, and every delivery arrives signed with the subscription’s secret.
Work and notes17Tasks, notes, messages, dashboards and the everyday tools every staff member keeps.
Your own session41What every signed-in person may do for themselves — their session, their profile and their own work.
Zone7A zone is a named area inside a logical facility — receiving, backroom, the floor.