Headers

• WEAL-TOKEN Required

  API token (can be retrieved from account settings)

• TARGET-ORGANIZATION-ID

  ID of organization, for which the operation must be performed

Query parameters

• id string

  Report row ID filter.
  
  Multi-value supported. Example: value1;value2
  
  

• orderId string

  Order internal number / code filter

• orderName string

  Order name filter

• date string

  Order report date.Supports comparison operators:

  • Range ( .. )
  • Greater than ( > )
  • Greater than or equal ( >= )
  • Less than ( < )
  • Less than or equal ( <= )
  • Not equal ( <> )

  Examples:

  • 01/01/2026..31/12/2026
  • >=01/01/2026
  • <=01/01/2026
  • <>01/01/2026

  Use <>01/01/2026 to return only records where the selected date is not equal to the filter date.
  
  

• type string

  Order periodicity type filter

  Values are NONE, DAILY, WEEKLY, BI_WEEKLY, EVERY_MONTH, EVERY_2_MONTH, EVERY_3_MONTH, EVERY_4_MONTH, EVERY_6_MONTH, or ANNUAL.

• clientName string

  Client name filter

• ourContactName string

  Our contact name filter

• totalRevenue string

  Total revenue filterSupports comparison operators:

  • Range ( .. )
  • Greater than ( > )
  • Greater than or equal ( >= )
  • Less than ( < )
  • Less than or equal ( <= )
  • Not equal ( <> )

  Examples:

  • <=100.00
  • >=100.00
  • <>100.00
  • 100.00..200.00

  Use <>0 to return only records where the selected amount is not equal to zero.
  
  

• totalCost string

  Total cost filterSupports comparison operators:

  • Range ( .. )
  • Greater than ( > )
  • Greater than or equal ( >= )
  • Less than ( < )
  • Less than or equal ( <= )
  • Not equal ( <> )

  Examples:

  • <=100.00
  • >=100.00
  • <>100.00
  • 100.00..200.00

  Use <>0 to return only records where the selected amount is not equal to zero.
  
  

• profitability string

  Profitability percentage filterSupports comparison operators:

  • Range ( .. )
  • Greater than ( > )
  • Greater than or equal ( >= )
  • Less than ( < )
  • Less than or equal ( <= )
  • Not equal ( <> )

  Examples:

  • <=100.00
  • >=100.00
  • <>100.00
  • 100.00..200.00

  Use <>0 to return only records where the selected amount is not equal to zero.
  
  

Responses

• 200 application/json

  OK
• 400

  400 Bad Request

• 401

  401 Unauthorized

• 403

  403 Access Denied

• 404

  404 Not Found

• 500

  500 Internal Server Error