Return Specification

Click the link above to download the samples. All fields listed below reflect the model schema for the Logicbroker standard JSON. For example the snippet below would match the field name ShipToAddress.CompanyName in the Field Descriptions below.

  "ShipToAddress": {
    "CompanyName": "Warehouse 123"
  }

If there is a field that is missing in the structure you can add custom fields as an extended attribute on the header level or item level; see example below. Note when a custom field is added, you will need to notify Logicbroker to ensure it is mapped to your partners.

    "ExtendedAttributes": [
    {
      "Name": "EXAMPLE",
      "Value": "Portal"
    },
    {
      "Name": "EXAMPLE2",
      "Value": "New Value"
    }
  ]

The value in the field descriptions documentation will show as ExtendedAttribute.EXAMPLE and for line items ReturnLines.ExtendedAttribute.EXAMPLE.

Click the link above to download the samples and XSD. All fields listed below reflect the model schema for the Logicbroker standard XML. For example the snippet below would match the field name ShipToAddress.CompanyName in the Field Descriptions below.

  <ShipToAddress>
    <CompanyName>Merchant Co</CompanyName>
  </ShipToAddress>

If there is a field that is missing in the structure you can add custom fields as an extended attribute on the header level or item level; see example below. Note when a custom field is added, you will need to notify Logicbroker to ensure it is mapped to your partners.

  <ExtendedAttributes>
    <ExtendedAttribute>
      <Name>Example</Name>
      <Value>Portal</Value>
    </ExtendedAttribute>
    <ExtendedAttribute>
      <Name>Example2</Name>
      <Value>NewValue</Value>
    </ExtendedAttribute>
  </ExtendedAttributes>

The value in the field descriptions documentation will show as ExtendedAttribute.EXAMPLE and for line items ReturnLines.ExtendedAttribute.EXAMPLE.

Click the link above to download the standard 180 specification and samples. All fields listed below reflect the model schema for the Logicbroker standard XML. For example the snippet below would match the EDI field name PRF01 - PartnerPO in the Field Descriptions below.

PRF*1599999999~

For EDI fields in a loop, such as line items the will be identified by being separated with a ":" for example BLI:RDR04 (DR) would be represented below. "BLI:" indicates the element is under the BLI loop. RDR04 identifies the element value, within the parenthesis represents the related qualifier of "DR" present in RDR02. 

BLI*VN*V-123123*1*EA****IN*1234567*UP*0123456789012~
RDR**DR**TOO SMALL~
BLI*VN*V-1234568*1*EA****IN*123124*UP*0123456789013~
RDR**DR**TOO BIG~

Click the link above to download the CSV samples. Note by default if you are retrieving returns from Logicbroker's SFTP/FTP a it will require setup by Logicbroker support, contact us for more information.

All fields listed below reflect the model schema for the Logicbroker standard API format. For example the snippet below would match the field name ShipToAddress.CompanyName in the Field Descriptions below.

Id,ShipToAddress.CompanyName
221804,Merchant Co

If there is a field that is missing in the structure you can add custom fields as an extended attribute on the header level or item level; see example below. Note when a custom field is added, you will need to notify Logicbroker to ensure it is mapped to your partners.

Id,ExtendedAttribute[Name=EXAMPLE].Value
221804,Portal

The value in the field descriptions documentation will show as ExtendedAttribute.EXAMPLE and for line items ReturnLines.ExtendedAttribute.EXAMPLE