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How do we generate a credit to an individual's record?

We are looking to generate a credit to a record when there is an overpayment to the dues item. How is that done through the REST api?

Posted by Nicholas Wimsatt almost 3 years ago

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How to call REST API in Process Automation Job

I am having an existing process automation job which on insertion of data on order or trans table was executing one procedure. Now I want to replace it with the rest API.

Posted by Jay Pandya almost 3 years ago

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Imis Rest api - GroupCategory

Hello, to create a committee using the rest api, I'd like to have the user selecting the "GroupCategory".

Posted by Leonardo almost 3 years ago

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API Company Admin role delete issue

Apologies in advance for the length. We are attempting to use the iMIS API for deleting a company administrator relationship. By setting the MembershipDetails.IsMarkedForDelete property to true, as referenced in this discussion item - https://developer.imis.com/discuss/601ae38a47cdf0007abca38d - we were able to get a successful deletion of the company administrator relationship; however, we subsequently discovered that other relationships for the particular group member were also being deleted.

Posted by Matt Trainor almost 3 years ago

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DELETE /api/PriceSheet/[id]

Hello,

Posted by Lee almost 3 years ago

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Using PUT for iMIS Desktop User Defined Tables

When attempting to update some data in a user defined table that was created through the iMIS desktop application, I received the following error message:

Posted by Korey Dickens almost 3 years ago

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Pay for a particular item using ComboOrder

Is there a way to apply a specific payment to a dues item using the ComboOrder api? Say for example one dues item is $90 and another is $40. If the individual pays $110 could the payment be programmatically split between the two items? And if there is a payment priority applied to the items how would I be able to override that so the individual can define which one they want to pay off first?

Posted by Nicholas almost 3 years ago

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