Transaction Lines Object Fields
Read an overview of all the fields that you can use with the Transaction Lines object.
You use the Transaction Line object to specify details for a transaction line.
Field | Description |
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| The identifier of the carrier. |
| The country code that represents the country where the goods are imported from. |
| The type of seller. It can be |
| A Combined Nomenclature (CN) code that is used in the European Union (EU). For example |
| Tax reference number. Used in the United States of America. |
| Consignment identifier. You use consignments to group sales. |
| Identifier reference for the parcel. |
| Specifies whether the invoice is required, optional or not allowed. There are 3 possible values:
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| The price of a unit. |
| The unit of measure used. |
| Identifies whether can invoice can be created or not. If yes, the value is This field is dependent on the |
| Quantity. Defaults to 1. |
| Key value for a custom field. |
| Value of a custom field. |
| Response-only field. For more information, see Inactive and Response-Only Fields |
| For more information, see Refund Object Fields. |
| The invoice number. |
| Identifies whether the goods are physical goods or services. The values are:
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| Supplementary amount field. This is only required if either the total amount or both the unit price and quantity are not specified. |
| Field where you can add a value to help identify the transaction line in your ecommerce system. |
| The amount of tax amount for the line. This is calculated by Taxamo. |
| Response-only field. For more information, see Inactive and Response-Only Fields. |
| The location that issued the Invoice. |
| Supplementary total amount. This is only required if either the amount field or both unit price and quantity fields are not provided. |
| For more information, see Address Object Fields. |
| Description for the line. |
| This code can reference a seller, a marketplace or a buyer. |
| Response-only field. For more information, see Inactive and Response-Only Fields. |
| The two-letter ISO country code. For example, FR for France. |
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