Create a house account
Opens a charge account a customer can buy against and settle later.
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Body
Name the account is held under, usually the customer or business it belongs to.
Account number the store gives the customer, and what a cashier looks the account up by. Unique within the banner.
Balance to open the account with. Money on the account. A negative balance is what the customer owes the store; a positive balance is credit they can spend. Defaults to zero.
^-?[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)?$"199.99"
Email address on file for the account holder.
254Phone number on file for the account holder.
^\+[1-9]\d{1,14}$Whether the account may be charged. A suspended or deactivated account cannot be charged at the register, though a suspended one still accepts payments against what is owed. Defaults to active.
active, deactivated, suspended Response
A charge account, or tab, a store lets a customer buy against and settle later. A house account belongs to the banner rather than to any one store, and can be charged at any of its registers.
Unique identifier for the record.
Money on the account. A negative balance is what the customer owes the store; a positive balance is credit they can spend.
^-?[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)?$"199.99"
When the record was created.
Email address on file for the account holder.
254When an order was last charged to or refunded against this account. Null if it has never been used at a register.
Name the account is held under, usually the customer or business it belongs to.
Phone number on file for the account holder.
^\+[1-9]\d{1,14}$Account number the store gives the customer, and what a cashier looks the account up by. Unique within the banner.
Whether the account may be charged. A suspended or deactivated account cannot be charged at the register, though a suspended one still accepts payments against what is owed.
active, deactivated, suspended When the record was last changed.