The Customer Profile

Endpoint: https://www.dumpster.software/controller.html.

The customer profile will provide the customer information, and allow for updates. Here you will submit the following arguments and the system will respond with a JSON that includes:

Retrieve customer information:

Box Tracker Response:: A JSON with the following fields:

Sample Code ( Perl ):

     #!/usr/bin/perl
     use strict; 
     use LWP::UserAgent;
     use Data::Dumper; 
     use JSON;  
     use URI::Encode qw(uri_decode uri_encode); 

     my $destination; 

     my %fields = ( 
          command => "cmdBoxTPortalCustomerData",
          username_api => "username_api",
          session_key_api => "session_key_api",
          username_customer => "username_customer",
          session_key_customer => "session_key_customer",
          customer_id => "customer_id"
     );  

     my @args = (); 

     foreach my $key (keys %fields) { 
          my $value = uri_encode($fields{$key});  
          push @args, "$key=$value"; 
     }

     my $queryString = join('&', @args);  
     $destination = "https://www.dumpster.software/controller.html?$queryString"; 

     my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new; 
     my $response =  $ua->request(HTTP::Request->new(GET => $destination));

     my $json = JSON->new(); 
     my $obj = $json->decode($response->content);  

     print Data::Dumper->Dump([$obj]); 

Update customer information:

All original values will be provided by the customer retrieval module (documented above), which will also provide an array of fields that are required when attempting to update customer information. Any field marked as (if) will be required if specified by the required fields array.

Box Tracker Response:: A JSON with the following fields:

Sample Code ( Perl ):

     #!/usr/bin/perl
     use strict; 
     use LWP::UserAgent;
     use Data::Dumper; 
     use JSON;  
     use URI::Encode qw(uri_decode uri_encode); 

     my $destination; 

     my %fields = ( 
          command => "cmdBoxTPortalSaveCustomerProfile",
          customer_name => "customer_name",
          customer_address => "customer_address",
          customer_address2 => "customer_address2",
          customer_city => "customer_city",
          customer_state => "customer_state",
          customer_zip => "customer_zip",
          customer_contact => "customer_contact",
          customer_phone => "customer_phone",
          customer_cell => "customer_cell",
          customer_fax => "customer_fax",
          customer_email => "customer_email",
          customer_email_confirm => "customer_email_confirm",
          customer_email_thankyou => "customer_email_thankyou",
          customer_email_reminders => "customer_email_reminders",
          customer_sms => "customer_sms",
          username_api => "username_api",
          session_key_api => "session_key_api",
          username_customer => "username_customer",
          session_key_customer => "session_key_customer",
          customer_id => "customer_id"
     );  

     my @args = (); 

     foreach my $key (keys %fields) { 
          my $value = uri_encode($fields{$key});  
          push @args, "$key=$value"; 
     }

     my $queryString = join('&', @args);  
     $destination = "https://www.dumpster.software/controller.html?$queryString"; 

     my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new; 
     my $response =  $ua->request(HTTP::Request->new(GET => $destination));

     my $json = JSON->new(); 
     my $obj = $json->decode($response->content);  

     print Data::Dumper->Dump([$obj]);