Process Adjustment Reversal
This endpoint is used to process a reversal of a Sales Adjustment at the point-of-sale.
Method: ProcessSalesAdjustmentReversal
Request
| Parameter | Type | Length | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| x_pos_transaction_ref | Unicode string | 64 | This is the transaction reference of the adjustment reversal |
| x_adjustment_signature | Unicode string | 200 | The original adjustment signature that we are trying to reverse. We are using the Sales Adjustment Signature as we can not rely on the Sales Adjustment to return a result. (e.g. Network Issues) |
| x_merchant_id | Unicode string | 10 | Merchant identifier as defined by humm |
| x_device_id | Unicode string | 64 | Unique device identifier for the POS terminal |
| x_operator_id | Unicode string | 64 | ID of POS/terminal operator |
| x_firmware_version | Unicode string | 64 | Current firmware version of POS device |
tracking_data optional | Max 1000000 | A map that can be populated with additional tracking/state information that will get passed back in the response | |
| signature | 200 | Payload that is signed using HMAC-SHA256 using a device specific key |
Response
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| x_status | Unicode string | Success/Failure/Error |
| x_code | Unicode string | A code that maps to a specific reason |
| x_message | Unicode string | A string explaining the status/code above. Example: For an Error: Reason why the adjustment cannot be done |
| tracking_data | Associative array | Echoes tracking_data sent on the request |
| signature | Hex string case-insensitive | Payload that is signed using HMAC-SHA256 using a device specific key |
Testing
The following describes dummy API requests that return a predictable response. Please contact [email protected] to get access to the test/dummy APIs.
| Request -> x_adjustment_signature | Response -> x_status | Response -> x_code |
|---|---|---|
| 01## | Success | SPAR01 |
| 10## | Failed | FPAR01 |
| 11## | Failed | FPAR02 |
| 12## | Failed | FPAR03 |
| 13## | Failed | FPAR05 |
| 14## | Failed | FPAR06 |
| 15## | Failed | FPAR07 |
| 16## | Failed | FPAR08 |
| 30## | Error | EVAL01 |
| 31## | Error | EAUT01 |
| any other value | Error | EISE01 |
Info
"#" signifies an alphanumeric digit
Testing Assumptions To generate the signature, use a device-signing-key of "1234567890". A invalid signature will cause an ESIG01 Error.
Updated 5 months ago