Uploading orders (JSON)

Uploads orders.

The data is transmitted in the POST request body in JSON format. Learn more about the format of transmitted data.

For Yandex Metrica to process information about orders, you need to transmit customer data. Yandex Metrica links customer information to sessions, and order data to sessions and customers. This is required to calculate and display statistics.

Note

You can transmit data for up to 100,000 orders per customer.

Sample request body

--data '{
        "orders": [
            {
                "id": "704",
                "client_uniq_id": "J3QQ4-H7H2V-2HCH4-M3HK8-6M8VW",
                "client_type": "CONTACT",
                "order_status": "IN_PROGRESS",
                "create_date_time": "2022-09-21 09:48:23",
                "update_date_time": "2022-10-15 10:48:34",
                "cost": 4000,
                "revenue": 5000,
                "goals": [
                        {
                            "goal_action_id": "goal_id1",
                            "price": 123.5
                        }
                ],
                "products": {
                    "pear": 10,
                    "apple": 30
                }
            },
            {
                "id": "706",
                "client_uniq_id": "ZYX4-H7H2V-2HCH4-M3HK8-6M8VW",
                "client_type": "CONTACT",
                "order_status": "PAID",
                "create_date_time": "2022-09-30 10:48:23",
                "cost": 10000,
                "revenue": 13000,
                "goals": [
                        {
                            "goal_action_id": "goal_id2",
                            "price": 123.5
                        }
                ],
                "products": {
                    "apple": 30,
                    "cherry": 20
                }
            }
        ]
}'

Request

POST

https://api-metrica.yandex.net/cdp/api/v1/counter/{counterId}/data/orders/json

Path parameters

Name

Description

counterId*

Type: integer<int32>

ID of the counter for which you want to upload orders.
Example: 2215573

Query parameters

Name

Description

merge_mode*

Type: string

Data saving mode. For any value, pass all required fields, even ones that aren't modified.

SAVE: All previously transmitted data is completely replaced with new data. Details.
UPDATE: Only the information that you're currently uploading is updated. Details.
APPEND: New information is added to the previously uploaded information. Details.
Example: SAVE

Body

application/json

{
    "orders": [
        {
            "attribute_values": [
                [
                    "string"
                ]
            ],
            "revenue": 0,
            "cost": 0,
            "currency": "string",
            "goals": [
                {
                    "goal_action_id": "string",
                    "price": 0
                }
            ],
            "create_date_time": "2022-12-29T18:02:01Z",
            "id": "string",
            "client_uniq_id": "string",
            "client_type": "string",
            "update_date_time": "2022-12-29T18:02:01Z",
            "finish_date_time": "2022-12-29T18:02:01Z",
            "order_status": "string",
            "products": 0
        }
    ]
}

Name

Description

orders*

Type: OrderRow[]

List of orders.
List of orders.

OrderRow

List of orders.

Name	Description
client_type*	Type: string Type of customer who made this order. Possible values: `CONTACT`. `COMPANY`.
client_uniq_id*	Type: string ID of the customer (`uniq_id`) who made this order.
create_date_time*	Type: string<date-time> Date and time of order creation in the counter's time zone. You can't change this value.
id*	Type: string Order ID.
order_status*	Type: string Order status ID. An arbitrary string. You can change the status. Specify the value that you passed when mapping statuses in the id field.
attribute_values	Type: string[][] Custom attributes.
cost	Type: number Expenses. Max value: `9223372036854`
currency	Type: string Order currency in ISO 4217 format.
finish_date_time	Type: string<date-time> Date and time of order completion in the counter's time zone.
goals	Type: CdpGoalExternal[] Goals and their costs in the order. Min items: `0` Max items: `100`
products	Type: integer<int32> Products in the order.
revenue	Type: number Revenue. Total value of the order. Max value: `9223372036854`
update_date_time	Type: string<date-time> Date and time of order update in the counter's time zone. If the parameter is not passed, the value is inserted automatically.

CdpGoalExternal

Goals and their costs in the order.

Name

Description

goal_action_id*

Type: string

JS goal ID.

price

Type: number

Goal cost in the order.

Responses

200 OK

Body

application/json

{
    "uploading": {
        "uploading_id": "string",
        "datetime": "2022-12-29T18:02:01Z",
        "api_validation_status": "string",
        "elements_count": 0,
        "entity_type": "string",
        "uploading_format": "string",
        "uploading_source": "string"
    }
}

Name

Description

uploading

Type: UploadingMetaExternal

Description of the UploadingMetaExternal object.

UploadingMetaExternal

Description of the UploadingMetaExternal object.

Name	Description
api_validation_status	Type: string Upload validation status: `PASSED`: Validation passed. `FAILED`: Validation failed.
datetime	Type: string<date-time> Upload time.
elements_count	Type: integer<int32> Number of elements in the upload.
entity_type	Type: string Entity type: `SYSTEM`: System entity, such as contacts or orders. `CUSTOM_LIST`: Custom list. `SYSTEM_LIST`: System list, such as products.
uploading_format	Type: string Upload format. Possible values: `JSON`. `CSV`.
uploading_id	Type: string Upload ID.
uploading_source	Type: string Upload source. Possible values: `API`

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