Adjustment Creation Response in the JSON Format
The following code snippet illustrates how the attribute/value pairs are structured while sending the adjustment creation response in the JSON format:
{
"C1-CreateAdjustment": {
"adjustmentRequest": {
"accountNumber": "",
"accountNumberTypeCd": "",
"division": "",
"accountId": "",
"matchTypeCd": "",
"matchTypeValue": "",
"comment": "",
"billId": "",
"currencyCd": "",
"adjustmentType": "",
"currentAmount": "",
"arrearsDate": "",
"accountingDate": "",
"sourceSystem": "",
"externalTransactionId": "",
"externalSourceId": "",
"adjustmentCharacteristics": {
"characteristicType": "",
"characteristicValue": ""
}
}
"adjustmentResponse": {
"adjustmentId": "",
"adjustmentStatus": "",
"saId": "",
"adjustmentAmount": "",
"approvalRequestId": "",
"messageText": "",
"statusCd": ""
}
}
}
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