Import Orders to Brightpearl

This task will create new orders in Brightpearl from an XML file. Please note that the task does not support updating existing orders.

Settings

Connection

Required
The Brightpearl connection to use. See Connecting to Brightpearl.

Fail File

Required
The file to save failed records to.

Input File

Required
The file containing records to import.

Success File

Required
The file to save successful records to.

Default SKU

Optional
You can optionally enter a default SKU to use when a matching product is not found in Brightpearl. If left blank, and no match is found, the item line will fail to import to Brightpearl.

Prevent Reprocessing

Required
Set to true to prevent the same records being processed more than once, based on the value of the externalId element in the XML.

Zynk Settings

See Common Task Settings

Examples

Sample input file containing the minimum information required to create an order:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ArrayOfOrder>
  <Order>
    <externalId>5230</externalId>
    <orderTypeCode>SO</orderTypeCode>
    <reference>Order 1234</reference>
    <placedOn>2014-09-23T15:00:00+01:00</placedOn>
    <delivery>
      <deliveryDate>2014-09-26T00:00:00+01:00</deliveryDate>
    </delivery>
    <currency>
      <accountingCurrencyCode>GBP</accountingCurrencyCode>
      <orderCurrencyCode>GBP</orderCurrencyCode>
    </currency>
    <parties>
      <customer>
        <contact>
          <communication>
            <emails>
              <PRI>
                <email>[email protected]</email>
              </PRI>
            </emails>
          </communication>
        </contact>
      </customer>
    </parties>
    <orderRows>
      <item>
        <key>1</key>
        <value>
          <product>
            <identity>
              <sku>IPHONE</sku>
            </identity>
          </product>
          <productName>IPhone</productName>
          <quantity>
            <magnitude>1</magnitude>
          </quantity>
          <rowValue>
            <rowNet>
              <currencyCode>GBP</currencyCode>
              <value>200</value>
            </rowNet>
          </rowValue>
        </value>
      </item>
    </orderRows>
  </Order>
</ArrayOfOrder>