Procuret .NET

A Microsoft .NET library for interfacing with the Procuret API.

Contents

1. .NET API Compatibility
2. Installation
3. Documentation
4. Support

.NET API Compatibility

Procuret .NET targets .NET 8.0. If you require comptatiblity with an earlier .NET release, please contact us.

Installation

Procuret .NET is available as a Nuget package.

dotnet add package ProcuretAPI

See Microsoft's documentation for more information about installing Nuget packages in Visual Studios on Windows and macOS.

If you require assistance installing Procuret .NET in your development environment, please contact us.

Documentation

Procuret .NET offers a library of classes that map to services provided by the Procuret API.

Session

Sessions are the means of authenticating requests to the Procuret API. All requests to Procuret API, save for those creating Sessions themselves, require a Session.

In Procuret .NET, the Session class will handle all authentication for you. For example, it will compute the SHA256 signature that must be included in your HTTP headers.

Initialiser

Parameters

1. String apiKey
2. ulong sessionId

Example Initialisation

Session session = Session(
    apiKey: "your_api_key",
    sessionId: 441121225 // Your Session ID
)

struct InstalmentLink

InstalmentLink facilitates the creation of customised links to the Procuret Instalment Product (PIP). PIP allows a customer Business to pay for a purchase over time, while you the Supplier are paid upfront.

When you create an InstalmentLink, you can ask Procuret to send an email to the customer Business on your behalf.

To create a new InstalmentLink, call InstalmentLink.Create(). .Create() operates asynchronously, so use the await keyword to initalise the link into a variable.

Properties

1. String PublicId - unique ID of this InstalmentLink
2. EntityHeadline Supplier - the Supplier to which the link applies
3. Decimal InvoiceAmount - the amount the link attempts to transact
4. String InvoiceIdentifier - the identifier of the invoice
5. String InviteeEmail - the email address associated with the link
6. Currency Denomination - the currency in which the link is denominated

Methods

static async Task<InstalmentLink>.Create(...)

Parameters

1. long supplierId - Your unique Supplier ID
2. String customerEmail - The email of the customer to whom a Procuret payment invitation email should be sent.
3. String invoiceIdentifier - Your invoice identifier. E.g. "INV-001"
4. Decimal invoiceValue - The amount payable by the customer
5. CommunicationOption communication - Instance of CommunicationOption enumeration
6. Session session - The Session to use when authenticating your request
7. Currency denomination - The currency in which the link should be denominated

Example Usage

var link = await InstalmentLink.Create(
    supplierId: 589121125121,
    customerEmail: "someone@somewhere.com",
    invoiceIdentifier: "INV-001",
    invoiceValue: Convert.ToDecimal("422.22"),
    communciation: CommunicationOption.NotifyCustomer,
    session: session, // See Session create example above
    denomination: Currency.Aud
)

struct ProspectivePayment

A ProspectivePayment represents the amount of money that a customer may pay, per payment period, should they use the Procuret Instalment Product to pay for their purchase.

In other words, you can use ProspectivePayment to give customers a preview of the cost of using Procuret. Retrieve a ProspectivePayment for any number of periods. At this time, Procuret .NET only supports monthly payments.

Properties

1. Decimal RecurringPayment - The amount the customer will pay per period
2. long SupplierId - The ID of the Supplier to which thise price applies
3. Int16 PaymentCount - The number of payments the customer would make
4. Period Period - The length of the payment period (always .MONTH)
5. Cycle Cycle - The cycle of the payment (always .ADVANCE)

Methods

static async Task<ProspectivePayment> Retrieve(...)

Use .Retrieve() to look up the price a customer would pay per period using the Procuret Instalment Product.

Parameters

1. Session session - An instance of Session authenticating your request
2. long supplierId - Your Supplier ID
3. Decimal principle - The total value of the purchase, including GST
4. Int16 paymentCount - The number of payments the customer would make

Example Usage

var payment = await ProspectivePayment.Retrieve(
    session: session                       // See Session example elsewhere
    supplierId: 589121125121,
    principle: Convert.ToDecimal("4200"),  // Includes GST
    paymentCount: 12                       // Implies 12 monthly payments
);

Console.WriteLine(payment.RecurringPayment.ToString());

static async Task<ProspectivePayment[]> RetrieveMany(...)

Parameters

1. Session session - An instance of Session authenticating your request
2. long supplierId - Your Supplier ID
3. Decimal principle - The total value of the purchase, including GST

Example Usage

var payments = await ProspectivePayment.RetrieveMany(
    session: session,                      // See Session example elswhere
    supplierId: 589121125121,
    principle: Convert.ToDecimal("4200")   // Includes GST
);

foreach (ProspectivePayment payment in payments)
{
    Console.WriteLine(payment.RecurringPayment.ToString());
}

struct EntityHeadline

A type containing basic data about a legal person.

Properties

long EntityId - A unique Procuret identifier for the legal person String LegalEntityName - The name of the legal person, e.g. "ACME Ltd"

enum CommunicationOption

An enumeration of instructions you can send Procuret in some contexts, to tell it how you wish for it to contact (or not contact) the a customer.

Cases

• .EMAIL_CUSTOMER - Procuret will contact the customer by email
• .DO_NOT_CONTACT_CUSTOMER - Procuret will not try to contact the customer

enum Currency

An enumeration of currencies in which Procuret transactions may be denominated.

Cases

• .Aud - Australian dollars
• .Nzd - New Zealand dollars

Support

Please contact us anytime at support@procuret.com with any questions. To chat with us less formally, please feel free to tweet @hugh_jeremy.

For more general information about Procuret, please visit procuret.com.