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Missing 'Nomenclature Douanière' in API #10

Open josett225 opened 8 months ago

josett225 commented 8 months ago

Hi There,

We are loooking to the API to develop a Dolibarr (ERP) version and and extend your WordPress version. We are trying to improve the TaxationCustom Declaration to send the "Nomemclature Douanière" we have set in all our products. Looking to the API, we did not find any field available proforma_X.description_en La description du produit envoyé en anglais proforma_X.description_fr La description du produit envoyé en français proforma_X.nombre La quantité de produit expédiée proforma_X.valeur La valeur unitaire du produit expédiée proforma_X.origine Code du pays d’origine du produit envoyé (voir la section "Dictionnaire des pays") proforma_poids Le poids unitaire du produit envoyé exprimé en kg

Is there anyway to fed it somewhere or to extend your API?

Best Regards

Jose

Arnaud-DT commented 8 months ago

Hi,

Yes you're right it's missing on this library and our v1 API. Unfortunately we are only doing basic maintenance on this at the moment.

We will be releasing in a few months (no date set yet) a new API (our v3 API) in which there is a tariffNumber field which is intended for your use case.

It's still unclear though if/when we will implement a php library to facilitate the use of this new API.

Please do not hesitate to contact our support for more help on this.

Best regards,

Arnaud

josett225 commented 8 months ago

Hi Arnaud Thanks for answering We are using and promoting your solution in several companies. When you are talking about your support, could you give me the right contact please as we have been trying thru our own account without been able to reach the right level or right people. Also could we join a beta test program under NDA so we could avoid developing a useless solution? Best Regards Jose

Arnaud-DT commented 8 months ago

Sure, you can contact us via this form which will connect you to our customer team to get things started.

Best regards, Arnaud