Ordergroove Developer Documentation

These events fire on the order object. To receive them, register the order.* pattern — or any individual event below — against a webhook target. See Configure Webhooks via API for how to create a target and define filters.

Event types

Event	Description
`order.change_shipping_address`	Triggered when an order’s shipping address is set. This event can be triggered more than once for an order.
`order.change_payment`	Triggered when an order’s payment is set. This event can be triggered more than once for an order.
`order.change_billing`	—
`order.change_next_order_date`	Triggered when an order’s desired placement date is modified. This event can be triggered more than once for an order. This event is not triggered when creation is from your Ordergroove Admin.
`order.skip_order`	Triggered when an order is cancelled, meaning the order will not be placed. This event will only occur once for an order.
`order.send_now`	Triggered when an order’s placement date was moved up to today. The order will be placed as soon as possible.
`order.cancel`	Triggered when the placement response (response code “030”) for an order indicates it should be cancelled and no longer attempted. This event will only occur once for an order.
`order.success`	Triggered when the placement response for an order indicates it was processed successfully and GMV was realized. This event will only occur once for an order.
`order.generic_error`	Triggered when the placement response for an order indicates an unknown error occurred (response code “999”) and should be retried. This event can be triggered more than once for an order.
`order.reject`	Triggered when the placement response for an order indicates the order was rejected, no GMV was realized, and the order should not be retried. This event will only occur once for an order.
`order.reminder`	Triggered when a reminder notification is sent to a customer for an upcoming order that will be placed (usually within the next few days). This event can be triggered more than once for an order, but generally occurs only once.
`order.retryable_placement_failure`	Triggered when the placement response for an order indicates it should be processed through our configurable retry flow. This event can be triggered more than once for an order and will only occur if your program is configured to use this feature.
`order.*`	Matches every event in this family.

Payload

Name	Type	Description	Example
`id`	str	Identifier of the event	”mmmm4444nnnn3333pppp”
`type`	str	The type of event that occurred	See below for full list of event types
`created`	int	Time since epoch when the event occurred	1622589211
`data`	object	Event data object	See JSON below
`data.object.type`	str	Resource type of event	”Order”
`data.object.merchant`	str	Identifier of merchant	”aaaa1111bbbb2222cccc”
`data.object.public_id`	str	Public ID of resource. Should be used to retrieve additional resource object data via OG API if necessary.	”zzzz9999yyyy8888xxxx”
`data.object.customer`	str	The `merchant_user_id` — the ID from the merchant system, not our internal public ID	”h183738”
`data.object.payment`	str	Payment record ID	”a748aa648ac811e8af3bbc764e106cf4”
`data.object.shipping_address`	str	Shipping address record ID	”66c25cd0564011e9abc5bc764e107990”
`data.object.sub_total`	str	Subtotal of items in order	”20.00”
`data.object.tax_total`	str	Tax applied to order	”5.00”
`data.object.shipping_total`	str	Shipping cost applied to order	”0.00”
`data.object.discount_total`	str	Discount applied to order	”0.00”
`data.object.total`	str	Total price of order	”25.00”
`data.object.created`	int	Unix timestamp when the order was created	1300375961
`data.object.place`	str	Date for order placement. Format: “YYYY-MM-DD"	"2021-05-01”
`data.object.cancelled`	str	Unix timestamp when the order was cancelled	1300375961
`data.object.tries`	int	Number of attempts to place the order	0
`data.object.generic_error_count`	int	Number of times your system returned a generic error response (“999”) when we attempted to place the order	0
`data.object.status`	int	Status enum	1
`data.object.status_display`	str	Readable version of status enum	”Unsent”
`data.object.order_merchant_id`	str	Order ID in your system after we have placed an order and you respond that it was processed successfully	”ABC123”
`data.object.rejected_message`	str	Message your system provides when you respond with “REJECT” to an order we attempt to place. Format depends on your responses — we store the string as provided.	”Expiration Date is in the past”
`data.object.extra_data`	object	Key/value store for any extra information

Example Data

{
  "id": "mmmm4444nnnn3333pppp",
  "type": "order.success",
  "created": 1622589211,
  "data": {
    "object": {
      "type": "order",
      "merchant": "aaaa1111bbbb2222cccc",
      "public_id": "zzzz9999yyyy8888xxxx",
      "customer": "m1234576",
      "payment": "a748aa648ac811e8af3bbc764e106cf4",
      "shipping_address": "66c25cd0564011e9abc5bc764e107990",
      "discount_total": "0.00",
      "shipping_total": "0.00",
      "sub_total": "0.00",
      "tax_total": "0.00",
      "total": "0.00",
      "extra_data": {},
      "generic_error_count": 0,
      "order_merchant_id": null,
      "place": "2021-04-06",
      "rejected_message": null,
      "status": 1,
      "status_display": "Unsent",
      "tries": 0,
      "cancelled": null,
      "created": 1301093861
    }
  }
}