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Table 91 - Events

  • This article introduces the event integration layout fields. To better understand the concept behind events, see our article on Event Concept.
  • The integration of this table varies according to the type of event that is taking place.
    • Example:
      • “The seller wants to create a Visit without Sale event.”
  • In this case, the event must be sent together with:
OrderField DescriptionFormat and SizeRequiredVersionNote
1Table Identifier (IDENTIFICADOR)FIXO=91 (2)Yes2.33
2Unique Event Identifier of Demander (idEvento)Integer (10)No2.33
3Unique Customer Identifier in Demander (uniqueIdCliente)Text (50)No2.33
4Customer code (codCliente)IntegerYes2.33
5Unique Order Identifier in Demander (uniqueIdPedido)Text (50)Yes2.33
6Event number (numEvento)Integer (10)Yes2.33Events registered by the seller assume the number “0”, this value is only updated after being returned by the ERP.
7Event type code (codTipoEvento)Text (20)Yes2.33
8Date and time of record creation (dataInclusao)DateTimeNo2.33
9Scheduling date and time (dataAgendamento)DateTimeYes2.33
10Date and time of the event (dataRealizacao)DateTimeNo2.33
11Contact (contact)TextNo2.33
12Description (description)TextNo2.33
13Conclusion (conclusion)TextNo2.33
14Marking event closed (closed)Integer (1)No2.331 = Closed or 0 = Not Closed
15Seller (codVendedor)Integer (10)Yes2.33
16Event Control Identifier (uniqueId)Text (50)Yes2.36.3
17Event Status Code (codStatusEvento)Text (50)Yes3.21Allowed options:
A → Open
G → Waiting for position (or in progress)
R → Done (or completed)
C → Canceled
18Latitude (latitude)Text (50)No3.22
19Longitude (longitude)Text (50)No3.22
20codVendedorContatoInteger (10)No4.12Code of the seller who will be responsible for attending the event

Registration Example:

91|4||1|V117188-15289848735041|1|1|2018-06-20|2018-06-20|2018-06-30|André||1|0|1|123123123|A||