• All attribute keys should be lowercase snake case. Example: order_id
• All attribute keys on a resource are ordered according to the following standards:
  • The primary key (id) appears first in the object body.
  • Secondary keys relating an object to other resources appear next, in alphabetical order.
  • All other attributes of an object appear next, in alphabetical order.

Formats

• All date and date-time values are formatted in the ISO 8601 standard and in UTC.
• All records of a list response will be sorted by id descending unless otherwise specified using a sort_by parameter in the request.
• The list of attributes in any resource doesn’t change based on the e-commerce platform. For example, references to external IDs such as the product ID or customer ID in the e-commerce platform are contained within a standard field name prefixed by the term external. For example, external_product_id instead of shopify_product_id. This ensures that you don’t have to adjust your integration code based on the underlying e-commerce platform.
• All external IDs are formatted as strings.
• All amounts, such as product prices, are formatted as strings.
• Any rate value inside a tax_lines object is displayed to four decimal places to accurately reflect tax rates. For example, a 12.5% tax rate is reflected as 0.1250.
• All amounts, such as product prices, are formatted as strings.

• 200 : the request was successful, made no modifications, and the resource requested is in the body.
• 201 : the request was successful, created a new resource, and resource created is in the body.
• 202 : the request has been accepted and is in processing.
• 204 : the request has been processed successfully. There is no response body.
• 400 : the request was not understood.
• 401 : the request was not able to be authenticated.
• 403 : the request was authenticated but not authorized for the requested resource (permission scope error.
• 404 : the requested resource or record was not found.
• 406 : the request was unacceptable, or requesting a data source which is not allowed although permissions permit the request.
• 409 : the request is in conflict, or would create a conflict with an existing request or resource (the route is locked).
• 415 : the request body was not a JSON object.
• 422 : the request was understood but cannot be processed due to invalid or missing supplemental information.
• 426 : the request was made using an invalid API version.
• 429 : the request has been rate limited.
• 500 : internal server error.
• 501 : the resource requested has not been implemented in the current version but may be implemented in the future.
• 503 : A 3rd party service on which the request depends has timed out.