Enrollment Service

The enrollment service provides a series of endpoints to enroll guests in a merchant program, possibly creating virtual cards or activating physical cards, and editing that enrollment information later.

Those endpoints are:

Creates Activates Registers Set Account Fields* Set Related Guest Fields Endpoint
 
  POST enrollment/createAndEdit.json
  POST enrollment/createAndRegister.json
  POST enrollment/createAndRegisterWithCardNumber.json
  POST enrollment/createEClubAndRegister.json
 
 
  POST enrollment/activateAndEdit.json
 
  POST enrollment/activateAndRegister.json
          POST enrollment/addAccountPerk.json
          POST enrollment/addAddressForUser.json
          DELETE enrollment/deleteAddressForUser.json
          DELETE enrollment/user.json
          DELETE enrollment/userByPrintedCardNumber.json
          POST enrollment/editAddressForUser.json
          POST enrollment/editUser.json
     
  POST enrollment/editAccount.json
     
  POST enrollment/editEClubAccount.json
   
  POST enrollment/register.json
     
  POST enrollment/editExternalAccounts.json
          GET enrollment/eClubEnrollmentConfig.json
          GET enrollment/enrollmentConfig.json
       
POST enrollment/editRelatedGuest.json
       
POST enrollment/addRelatedGuests.json
       
DELETE enrollment/relatedGuest.json
          POST enrollment/validateRelatedGuest.json
 
      POST enrollment/smsEnroll.json
          POST enrollment/editSmsEnroll.json

* Customer number, perks, and external account number

User Fields and Account Fields

Most of the endpoints take one or two compound parameters: setUserFields and setAccountFields. setUserFields can contain a number of demographic fields such as first name or last name to set for the cardholder in the Paytronix system. These fields are associated with the user who might have one or more accounts although typically a user has only a single account associated with them. setAccountFields similarly contains fields that are set at the account level, usually identified by card number.

Both parameters may be specified in two different styles – string where each value is a plain string which will then be converted by the service into the appropriate type, and typed where the values must be the appropriate JSON type. When possible, use the typed style. The string style is provided to facilitate simple web forms where all the validation should be performed by the Paytronix server.

Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields

Many fields in setUserFields and setAccountFields have type List[String] or similar and are optional. For such a field, you can send one of three forms, depending on the desired effect:

"field": null or not sending the field at all
The enrollment service will not alter the existing value of this field for the cardholder. For example, if the cardholder was previously updated with firstName "John" and the request does not mention firstName or sends "firstName": null then the cardholder will be left with firstName "John". Similarly, if the cardholder had no firstName set, it will remain with no firstName set.
"field": [] or "field": [null]
The enrollment service will clear the field for the cardholder. For example, if the cardholder had firstName "John" previously set then the firstName field will be cleared, assuming that no other error occurs.
"field": ["value"]
The enrollment service will set the field to the given value assuming no other error occurs and the given value is valid for the field. For example, if the cardholder has firstName "John" previously set and the request specifies "firstName": ["Bob"] then the cardholder will have their firstName overwritten with "Bob'.

The above does not apply to Secondary Address endpoints or Related Guest endpoints, as those have explicit add/edit/delete calls.

SetUserFields
JSON Parameters:
 
  • style (String) – (required) Either strings or typed. Indicates whether the rest of the fields are typed or not. If not, the same fields are present but they all have type String instead of their actual type. Use typed unless there is a particular requirement.
  • optIn (Boolean) – (optional) Opt-in true indicates the user wishes to receive emails materials from time to time, false means they do not wish to. If blank, the system auto sets this value to true on the users account.
  • salutation (List[String]) – (optional) Allowed values are Mr., Ms., Mrs., Dr., and Rev. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • firstName (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 30 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • lastName (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 30 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • companyName (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 50 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • email (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty, no longer than 100 characters, and a well formatted email address. [ ] ( ) < > \\ " and control characters are not allowed anywhere in the email address. There must be exactly one @ in a valid email address. The part after the @ must be a series of . separated segments, and cannot be either led by or trailed by a . See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • addressLabel (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • address1 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • address2 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • city (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 50 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • stateProvince (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, must be a valid two-letter state or province code for the country. If the country is not specified, US is assumed. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • postalCode (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, must be a valid postal code for the given country and state/province. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • country (List[String]) – (optional) Allowed values are US and CA See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • phone (List[String]) – (optional) Validated using Phone Number Validation. See Phone Number Validation
  • fax (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be exactly 10 numeric digits. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • mobilePhone (List[String]) – (optional) Validated using Phone Number Validation. See Phone Number Validation
  • dateOfBirth (List[Date]) – (optional) If a value is provided, the date must be before the date the request is received, and after 1753-01-01 See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • anniversaryDate (List[Date]) – (optional) If a value is provided, the date must be before the date the request is received, and after 1753-01-01 See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • custom1 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. For some programs, additional validation may apply to this field. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • custom2 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. For some programs, additional validation may apply to this field. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • custom3 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. For some programs, additional validation may apply to this field. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • custom4 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. For some programs, additional validation may apply to this field. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • custom5 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. For some programs, additional validation may apply to this field. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • custom6 (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 100 characters. For some programs, additional validation may apply to this field. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • username (List[String]) – A value must be provided for endpoints that register, and the value must be at least 6 characters, no longer than 60 characters, not having leading or trailing whitespace, and be unique among cardholders of the merchant. Cannot be specified for users that are not yet registered, unless the endpoint is one that performs registration. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • password (List[String]) – A value must be provided for endpoints that register, and the value must be at least 6 characters. Cannot be specified for users that are not yet registered, unless the endpoint is one that performs registration. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • textCampaignOptIn (Boolean) – (optional) Opt-in true indicates the user wishes to receive marketing materials from time to time via text message (SMS), false means they do not wish to. Do not send this if the Paytronix merchant does not use Paytronix for SMS, as it will not be persisted unless SMS is configured and enabled first.
  • nickname (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 30 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • avatarCode (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 30 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • referrerEmail (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it contains the email address of an existing user who referred this new user and must be no longer than 100 characters. The referrer will not receive their reward if this value is not provided during registration. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • referralCode (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it contains the encrypted code of a bulk referral. The referrer will not receive their reward if this value is not provided during registration. Do not provide both referrerEmail and referralCode. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields

Complete example which sets most fields, clears the value of custom1 and custom2, and leaves the current value of custom3 and custom4 unchanged:

{
    "style": "typed",
    "optIn": true,
    "salutation": ["Mr."],
    "firstName": ["Test"],
    "lastName": ["User"],
    "companyName": ["Paytronix Systems, Inc."],
    "email": ["[email protected]"],
    "addressLabel": ["Home"],
    "address1": ["307 Waverley Oaks Rd."],
    "address2": ["Suite 309"],
    "city": ["Waltham"],
    "stateProvince": ["MA"],
    "postalCode": ["02452"],
    "country": ["US"],
    "phone": ["6176493300"],
    "fax": ["6178120725"],
    "mobilePhone": ["9995551212"],
    "dateOfBirth": ["1980-01-01"],
    "anniversaryDate": ["2005-01-01"],
    "custom1": [],
    "custom2": [],
    "custom3": null,
    "custom5": ["A custom value"],
    "custom6": ["A custom value"],
    "username": ["testuser"],
    "password": ["test1234"],
    "nickname": "tester",
    "avatarCode": ["QA_BADGE_004"],
    "referrerEmail": ["[email protected]"],
    "referralCode": ["JB2IUG_iubdbk2cwelkcI4HNILV5vGliugGIndcNUWDIUYG"]
}
SetAccountFields
JSON Parameters:
 
  • style (String) – (required) Either strings or typed. Indicates whether the rest of the fields are typed or not. If not, the same fields are present but they all have type String instead of their actual type. Use typed unless there is a particular requirement.
  • customerNumber (List[String]) – (optional) If a value is provided, it must be non-empty and no longer than 30 characters. See Set, Clear or Keep Style Fields
  • perks (List[Object]) – (optional) See SetPerk. Note that this performs a SET operation to the perks array, rather than an ADD.
  • externalAccounts (List[Object]) – (optional) See SetExternalAccount
  • favoriteStore (List[Object]) – (optional) See SetFavoriteStore
  • favoriteStores (List[Object]) – (optional) Takes a list of json objects, each containing a “code” key with the value being a store code string corresponding to a store that exists within the given merchant. NOTE: If an input store is the same store as the primary favorite store above, it will remain the primary favorite store and not be added here.

Example:

{
    "style": "typed",
    "customerNumber": ["123456"],
    "perks": [
        { "code": 1, "label": "Gluten Free" },
        { "code": 2, "label": "Prefers Breakfast Rewards" }
    ],
    "perksModifiedDate": ["2012-05-01"],
    "externalAccounts": [
        {
            "integration": "xhDE_Ea4QhsfC8h3pUtHJnLZ9lRXYgysJVXnR4XNO0",
            "accountCode": "123456"
        }
    ],
    "favoriteStore": [{"code": "123"}],
    "favoriteStores": [
      {
          "code": "27"
      },
      {
         "code": "32"
      },
      {
         "code": "36"
      }
   ]
}
SetPerk
JSON Parameters:
 
  • code (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned perk code to set.
  • label (String) – (required) Paytronix-assigned human-readable perk label to set.
SetExternalAccount
JSON Parameters:
 
  • integration (String) – (required) Identifies the scope of the external account, e.g. Facebook, or iOS. Contact Paytronix to understand what the possible values are.
  • accountCode (String) – (required) Unique identifier for the external account within the scope of the integration.
  • appIdentifier (String) – (optional) This field is required for Mobile Push and Apple SSO.
  • accessToken (String) – (optional) An OAuth access token for the external account so that actions can be taken on behalf of the user by the Paytronix system. Used with Facebook accounts, for example.
  • integrationDetail (String) – (optional) Additional detail about the integration setting the external account, such as version number.
AddressInformation
JSON Parameters:
 
  • addressId (Integer) – (optional) Unique id referring to existing address record. (required) for calls to edit or delete address
  • label (String) – (required) Label for the address. Maximum of 30 characters.
  • address1 (String) – (optional) First line of the address. Maximum of 100 characters.
  • address2 (String) – (optional) Second line of the address. Maximum of 100 characters.
  • city (String) – (optional) Maximum of 50 characters.
  • stateProvince (String) – (optional) A valid two character state or province abbreviation.
  • postalCode (String) – (optional) A valid United States zip code or Canadian postal code.
  • country (String) – (optional) A valid country code.
SetFavoriteStore
JSON Parameters:
 
  • code (String) – (required) A Paytronix store code.
RelatedGuestFieldsInput
JSON Parameters:
 
  • salutation (String) – (optional) One of Mr., Ms., Mrs., Dr., and Rev.
  • firstName (String) – (optional) Maximum of 30 characters
  • lastName (String) – (optional) Maximum of 30 characters
  • email (String) – (optional) Maximum of 100 characters
  • dateOfBirth (String) – (optional) Related guest’s date of birth in yyyy-mm-dd format.

Phone Number Validation

Phone Number validation in UserInputFields depends on the country the phone number is from. The country for which validation is applied is derived from the fields for Country, StateProvince, PostalCode, the existingAddress passed in separately, and then the country that the “Corp” store exists in, in that order.

All phone number validation allows any of the characers “+()./_- ” (that includes a <space> character). These will be stripped out before the next step is applied. Any phone number with any characters other than these that are not numeric will be deemed invalid.

US Phone Numbers:
A US Phone Number is valid if the numeric part is 10 digits and doesn’t begin with a ‘1’ or a ‘0’, or 11 digits and begins with a ‘1’
UK Phone Numbers:
A UK Phone Number is valid if the numeric part begins with a ‘0’ and is either 8, 10, or 11 digits long
Singaporean Phone Numbers:
An SG Phone Number is valid if the numeric part is exactly 8 digits long

Field Validation Errors

Code Description
cannot_be_set_unless_registered Cannot be set unless the user is registered.
exceeded_max_related_guests The user has maximum number allotted for related guests.
invalid_can_postal_format Canadian postal code was formatted incorrectly.
invalid_date Invalid date format, too far in the past or in the future.
invalid_email Invalid email address.
invalid_enumeration Value is not an allowed option for this field.
invalid_field Field cannot be sent for this operation.
invalid_format Non-specific formatting error in the value.
invalid_negative Non-negative value required.
invalid_negative_or_zero Positive value required.
invalid_non_numeric Must be numeric.
invalid_numeric Must not be entirely numeric.
invalid_positive Non-positive value required.
invalid_positive_or_zero Negative value required.
invalid_postal_province_combo Canadian postal code was not valid for the province.
invalid_username_length Username must be 6-16 characters.
invalid_username_numeric Username cannot be all numeric.
invalid_username_underscore Username cannot have leading underscores.
invalid_username_whitespace Username cannot have leading or trailing spaces.
invalid_value Non-specific error with the value.
invalid_zip_format US ZIP Code was formatted incorrectly.
invalid_zip_state_combo US ZIP code was not valid for the state.
non_null_field Value should not be present (e.g. prohibited by other settings).
non_existent_related_guests Value passed in for relatedGuestCode was invalid.
null_field Value is required.
overflow Must less than or equal to some maximum number.
password_no_alpha Password must have at least 1 alphabetic character.
password_no_nonalpha Password must have at least 1 non-alphabetic character (digit or punctuation).
too_long Value was too long.
too_short Value was too short.
underflow Must greater than or equal to some minimum number.
username_exists This username already exists. Please choose another.
email_exists Email address already exists. Please use another email address.

Enforcing Field Uniqueness

Most endpoints take a parameter enforceUniqueFields, which is a list of field names that the enrollment service should check the uniqueness of against the existing cardholders in the program before committing any changes. After checking that the inputs for the request are generally valid, the enrollment service will go through each field named in enforceUniqueFields and look for any existing cardholders in the program which have the same value as the request.

For example, if a request like this was sent:

{
    ...
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["phone", "email"],
    ...
    "setUserFields": {
        ...
        "phone": "9995551212",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        ...
    },
    ...
}

The service will first check if any existing cardholder has the phone 9995551212. If no match is found, then it will then check if any existing cardholder has the email example@paytronix.com. Only in the case where all fields are cleared will the service go ahead and perform the requested action. If a conflicting cardholder is found, then a uniqueness conflict result will be returned.

Only the following fields can be specified in enforceUniqueFields:

  • externalAccountIdentifier
  • customerNumber
  • email
  • name (matches firstName and lastName)
  • phone
  • fax
  • mobilePhone

Endpoints

Create an Account and Set Fields

POST enrollment/createAndEdit.json

Creates and activates a new virtual card and then sets various demographic information (first name, last name, etc) for it, but does not register it. username and password in setUserFields cannot be used.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the program to enroll the user in.
  • activationStoreCode (String) – (optional) Paytronix store code where the activation transaction should be performed. Defaults to pxweb
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "cardTemplateCode": 0,
    "activationStoreCode": "pxweb",
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["mobilePhone"],
    "setUserFields": { ... },
    "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for detail about the responses for this endpoint.

Create and Register an Account

POST enrollment/createAndRegister.json

Creates, activates, and then registers a new virtual card with the given demographic information. Username and password are required in setUserFields.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the program to enroll the user in.
  • activationStoreCode (String) – (optional) Paytronix store code where the activation transaction should be performed. Defaults to pxweb
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "cardTemplateCode": 0,
    "activationStoreCode": "pxweb",
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["mobilePhone"],
    "setUserFields": { ... },
    "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Create and Register an Account with CardNumber

POST enrollment/createAndRegisterWithCardNumber.json

Creates, activates, and then registers the passed in virtual card with the given demographic information. Username and password are required in setUserFields. Note for this endpoint, only cardNumbers that belong to cardBatch “Reverse Enrollment with card” will be accepted.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Card Number that needs to be activated (needs to belong to “Reverse Enrollment with card” card batch)
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the program to enroll the user in.
  • activationStoreCode (String) – (optional) Paytronix store code where the activation transaction should be performed. Defaults to pxweb
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "601325887998001"
    "cardTemplateCode": 0,
    "activationStoreCode": "pxweb",
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["mobilePhone"],
    "setUserFields": { ... },
    "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Create and Register an account for an eClub Program

POST enrollment/createEClubAndRegister.json

Creates, activates and then registers a new virtual eClub card with the given demographic information. Email is required in the setUserFields.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the eClub program to enroll the user in.
  • activationStoreCode (String) – (optional) Paytronix store code where the activation transaction should be performed. The activation store defaults to pxweb if this field isn’t set.
  • enforceUniqueFields ((List[String])) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness in.
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields in.
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields in.

Example:

{
   "authentication": "anonymous",
   "merchantId": 123,
   "cardTemplateCode": 0,
   "activationStoreCode": "pxweb",
   "enforceUniqueFields": [],
   "setUserFields":{ ... },
   "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Activate a Card and Set Fields

POST enrollment/activateAndEdit.json

Activates a preexisting card and then sets demographic information for the cardholder, but does not register it. username and password in setUserFields cannot be used.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) The card of the user.
  • activationStoreCode (String) – (optional) Paytronix store code where the activation transaction should be performed. Defaults to pxweb
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "activationStoreCode": "pxweb",
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["mobilePhone"],
    "setUserFields": { ... },
    "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Activate and Register an Account

POST enrollment/activateAndRegister.json

Activates a preexisting card and then registers it with the given demographic information. username and password are required in setUserFields.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) The card of the user.
  • activationStoreCode (String) – (optional) Paytronix store code where the activation transaction should be performed. Defaults to corp
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "activationStoreCode": "pxweb",
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["mobilePhone"],
    "setUserFields": { ... },
    "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Add a Perk to an Account

POST enrollment/addAccountPerk.json

Adds a perk (specified by Paytronix-assigned perk code) to a user’s account. One of printedCardNumber or accountId is required.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (optional) The printed card number of the user.
  • accountId (Integer) – (optional) The account ID of the user.
  • perkCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned perk code to add.

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000002024",
    "perkCode": 123456
}
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
  • perkCode (Integer) – (required) The Paytronix-assigned perk code that was added to the user’s account.
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.

Add a Secondary Address For User

POST enrollment/addAddressForUser.json

Adds another address for a user that will be returned in UserInformation

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) The card of the user.
  • addressInformation (Object) – (required) See AddressInformation

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "addressInformation": { ... }
}

Delete a Secondary Address For User

DELETE enrollment/deleteAddressForUser.json

Deletes an address record for a user with the given addressId. Can only delete addresses added by POST enrollment/addAddressForUser.json

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

Query Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) The card of the user.
  • addressId (Integer) – (required) The id of the address to be deleted

Delete User

DELETE enrollment/user.json

Deletes user data for a user identified by its username. De-identifies and de-registers the user; account information and balances are not affected.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

Query Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • username (String) – (required) Username associated with the user/account to delete.

Delete User By Printed Card Number

DELETE enrollment/userByPrintedCardNumber.json

Deletes user data for a user identified by its printed card number. De-identifies and de-registers the user; account information and balances are not affected.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

Query Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Printed card number of the card associated with the user/account to delete

Edit an Address For User

POST enrollment/editAddressForUser.json

Overwrites all fields on an address record for a user with the given addressId. To get the addresses available to edit for a user call the userInformation endpoint in the Guest Service

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) The card of the user.
  • addressInformation (Integer) – (required) See AddressInformation - note: addressId field is required for this endpoint

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "addressInformation": { ... }
}

Edit User Fields

POST enrollment/editUser.json

Edits the demographic data for a user, without affecting whether the user is registered or not. If the user is not already registered, then setting username or password in setUserFields is forbidden. However if the user is already registered, then it is legal to set them.

Note that uniqueness cannot be enforced using this endpoint because the card template (program) is not known. Use POST enrollment/editAccount.json supplying a printed card number if this behavior is required.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "username": "testuser",
    "setUserFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Edit User or Account Fields

POST enrollment/editAccount.json

Edits the demographic data for an account and user, without affecting whether the associated user is registered or not. If the user is not already registered, then setting username or password in setUserFields is forbidden. However if the user is already registered, then it is legal to set them.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Printed card number of the account to modify.
  • accountId (Int) – (optional) The ID of the user account to be edited.
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "accountId": 54,
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["mobilePhone"],
    "setUserFields": { ... },
    "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Edit User or Account Fields for an eClub Account

POST enrollment/editEClubAccount.json

Edits the demographic data for an account without affecting whether the associated account is registered or not.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • email (String) – (required) Email address associated with the account to edit.
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the eClub program to enroll the user in.
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
  "authentication": "email",
  "merchantId": 777777,
  "cardTemplateCode": 1,
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "enforceUniqueFields": [
        "email"
  ],
  "setUserFields": {
        "style": "typed",
        "optIn": true,
        "phone": [
          "9708675309"
        ]
  },
  "setAccountFields": {
        "style": "typed",
        "favoriteStore": [

        ]
  }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Register an Active Account

POST enrollment/register.json

Registers an already activated card with the given demographic data. username and password must be set in setUserFields.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Name of the user to modify. To obtain the username given a printed card number, see Guest Service.
  • accountId (Int) – (optional) The ID of the user account to register.
  • enforceUniqueFields (List[String]) – (required) See Enforcing Field Uniqueness
  • setUserFields (Object) – (required) See SetUserFields
  • setAccountFields (Object) – (required) See SetAccountFields

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "accountId": 54,
    "enforceUniqueFields": ["mobilePhone"],
    "setUserFields": { ... },
    "setAccountFields": { ... }
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Change External Accounts Linked to an Account

POST enrollment/editExternalAccounts.json

Edits the external account identifiers for an account, leaving other account and user attributes untouched. If constrainByIntegration is set, then external accounts with integrations that do not match will be untouched, regardless of the operation chosen.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) The card of the user.
  • constrainByIntegration (String) – (optional) If specified, only manipulate external accounts for the given integration. Contact Paytronix to understand what the possible values are.
  • operation (String) – (required) Value can be add, which means that the listed external accounts should be added if they do not already exist, remove meaning to remove any that do exist, or set which means that external accounts should be added and deleted to match the given list.
  • externalAccounts (List[Object]) – (required) List of external accounts to add, remove, or set. See SetExternalAccount

Example:

{
    "authentication": "b2b",
    "merchantId": 123,
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "constrainByIntegration": "1gVdgGicN7m7MD9BxzXar2uqCnH3I4Qf7Zcw2mjYXL",
    "operation": "set",
    "externalAccounts": [
        {
            "integration": "1gVdgGicN7m7MD9BxzXar2uqCnH3I4Qf7Zcw2mjYXL",
            "accountCode": "123456"
        }
    ]
}

See Common Enrollment Service Response for details of the responses for this endpoint.

Get User and Account Field Settings for an eClub Program

GET enrollment/eClubEnrollmentConfig.json

Returns information about each field used for enrolling guests into an eClub.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

Query Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the eClub program to enroll the user in.
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
  • config (Object) – (required) Details about the enrollment configuration. See EnrollmentConfig below.

Example:

{
  "result": "success",
  "config": {
        "fields": [
          {
                "type": "entry",
                "field": "firstName",
                "label": "First Name",
                "maxLength": 30,
                "minLength": 1,
                "pattern": "[- a-zA-z]+",
                "required": true,
                "setOnce": false
          },
          {
                "type": "entry",
                "field": "lastName",
                "label": "Last Name",
                "maxLength": 30,
                "minLength": 1,
                "pattern": "[- a-zA-z]+",
                "required": true,
                "setOnce": false
          },
          {
                "type": "entry",
                "field": "postalCode",
                "label": "Zip Code",
                "maxLength": 10,
                "minLength": 5,
                "pattern": "^\\d{5}$|^\\d{9}$|^\\d{5}( |-)\\d{4}$|^[A-Za-z]\\d[A-Za-z](( |-)?)\\d[A-Za-z]\\d$",
                "required": true,
                "setOnce": false
          },
          {
                "type": "date",
                "field": "dateOfBirth",
                "label": "DOB",
                "required": true,
                "setOnce": true
          },
          {
                "type": "email",
                "field": "email",
                "label": "Email Address",
                "required": true,
                "setOnce": true
          }
        ],
        "maxRelatedUsers": 0
  }
}
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.

Get User and Account Field Settings for a Program

GET enrollment/enrollmentConfig.json

Returns information about each field used for enrollment/edit of user and account information.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

Query Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the program to enroll the user in.
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
  • config (Object) – (required) Details about the enrollment configuration. See EnrollmentConfig below.

Example:

{
    "config": {
        "fields": [
            {
                "field": "firstName",
                "label": "First Name",
                "maxLength": 30,
                "minLength": 3,
                "pattern": "[- a-zA-z]+",
                "required": true,
                "type": "entry",
                "setOnce": false
            },
            {
                "field": "mobilePhone",
                "label": "Mobile Phone",
                "required": true,
                "type": "phone",
                "setOnce": false
            },
            {
                "field": "email",
                "label": "Email",
                "required": true,
                "type": "email",
                "setOnce": false
            },
            {
                "field": "optIn",
                "label": "Opt In to Email",
                "required": false,
                "type": "boolean",
                "setOnce": false
            },
            {
                "field": "dateOfBirth",
                "label": "Date Of Birth",
                "required": true,
                "type": "date",
                "setOnce": true
            },
            {
                "field": "postalCode",
                "label": "ZIP Code",
                "maxLength": 5,
                "minLength": 5,
                "pattern": "\\d{5}",
                "required": false,
                "type": "entry",
                "setOnce": false
            },
            {
                "field": "country",
                "label": "Country",
                "required": false,
                "type": "selection",
                "setOnce": false,
                "values": [
                    {
                        "code": "US",
                        "label": "USA"
                    },
                    {
                        "code": "CA",
                        "label": "Canada"
                    }
                ]
            },
            {
                "field": "custom1",
                "label": "Dietary Preference",
                "required": false,
                "type": "selection",
                "setOnce": false,
                "values": [
                    {
                        "code": "None",
                        "label": "None"
                    },
                    {
                        "code": "Low Sugar",
                        "label": "Low Sugar"
                    },
                    {
                        "code": "Low Fat",
                        "label": "Low Fat"
                    },
                    {
                        "code": "Low Sodium",
                        "label": "Low Sodium"
                    }
                ]
            },
            {
                "field": "custom2",
                "label": "How did you hear about us?",
                "required": true,
                "type": "entry",
                "setOnce": false
            },
            {
                "field": "perks",
                "label": "Favorite Colors",
                "maxSelect": 3,
                "minSelect": 1,
                "required": true,
                "type": "multi-selection",
                "setOnce": false,
                "values": [
                    {
                        "code": "red",
                        "label": "Red"
                    },
                    {
                        "code": "green",
                        "label": "Green"
                    },
                    {
                        "attributes": {
                            "htmlColor": "#0000FF"
                        },
                        "code": "blue",
                        "label": "Blue"
                    },
                    {
                        "code": "yellow",
                        "label": "Yellow"
                    },
                    {
                        "code": "purple",
                        "label": "Purple"
                    }
                ]
            }
        ]
    },
    "result": "success"
}
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.
EnrollmentConfig

The config object contains fields which is a list of objects, each of which describes a single user or account field. Each object contains at a minimum:

field
Indicates which field is described by the object, e.g. firstName.
label
How the field should be labelled on the input form, e.g. First Name.
type
Indicates which type of field is described by the object and what other fields the object has. See below for the various types.
required
Indicates whether the field must be entered by the user or not.
setOnce
Indicates whether the field should only be set once, typically during registration.

There are several types of field:

"type": "entry"
A standard text entry field. See EnrollmentConfigEntryField
"type": "boolean"
A boolean field, typically represented as a checkbox. See EnrollmentConfigBooleanField
"type": "date"
A date input field. See EnrollmentConfigDateField
"type": "phone"
A phone number input field. See EnrollmentConfigPhoneField
"type": "email"
An email address input field. See EnrollmentConfigEmailField
"type": "selection"
A single selection field, typically represented as a dropdown or spinner. See EnrollmentConfigSelectionField
"type": "multi-selection"
A multi-selection field, typically represented as a multi-selection list or list of checkboxes. See EnrollmentConfigMultiSelectionField
JSON Parameters:
 
  • fields (List[Object]) – List of enrollment fields, see previous paragraph for details.

Short example:

{
    "result": "success",
    "config": {
        "fields": [
           { "field": "firstName",     "type": "entry",   "setOnce": False ,      ... },
           { "field": "stateProvince", "type": "selection",       "setOnce": False , ... },
           { "field": "email",         "type": "email",   "setOnce": False ,     ... },
            ...
        ]
    }
}
EnrollmentConfigEntryField

An entry field is used for any general type of text entry. If text value must follow a pattern or restrict the character which are valid, then a pattern may be specified. Also, minimum and maximum lengths may be specified.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • field (String) – (required) The internal name of the field
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the field
  • required (Boolean) – (required) Will be true if this field is required for enrollment (edit or register), false if field should be displayed but not required
  • pattern (String) – (optional) If present, the pattern defines a regular expression pattern to which the value of this field must conform.See http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html for a definition of the reqular expression syntax.
  • minLength (Integer) – (optional) If present, this number defines the minimum length of the value for this field.
  • maxLength (Integer) – (optional) If present, this number defines the maximum length of the value for this field.
EnrollmentConfigDateField

A date entry field. As described in JSON Encoding Details, values must be in the format yyyy-mm-dd which is 10 characters in length. Example: 1985-10-26.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • field (String) – (required) The internal name of the field
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the field
  • required (Boolean) – (required) Will be true if this field is required for enrollment (edit or register), false if field should be displayed but not required
EnrollmentConfigEmailField

An email field must conform to the formatting of an email address.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • field (String) – (required) The internal name of the field
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the field
  • required (Boolean) – (required) Will be true if this field is required for enrollment (edit or register), false if field should be displayed but not required
EnrollmentConfigPhoneField

A phone field must be exactly 10 digits (no punctuation or separator characters). This type exists as a hint to the caller on how to capture this field in a UI.

For example, a UI could present 3 text boxes (first length of 3, second length of 3, and third length of 4). However, when submitting a phone field in an edit/register call, the caller would have to combine those 3 UI field values into a single 10 digit string.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • field (String) – (required) The internal name of the field
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the field
  • required (Boolean) – (required) Will be true if this field is required for enrollment (edit or register), false if field should be displayed but not required
EnrollmentConfigBooleanField

A boolean field requires that the value be either true or false. The UI can capture the true/fales, 1/0, on/off, checked/unchecked value as needed (such as a checkbox) but the resulting field value submitted in an edit/register call must be either true or false.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • field (String) – (required) The internal name of the field
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the field
  • required (Boolean) – (required) Will be true if this field is required for enrollment (edit or register), false if field should be displayed but not required
EnrollmentConfigSelectionField

A selection field specifies the list of valid values for this field. The value for this field when submitted in an edit/register call must be a code value from one of the Selection entries in the values list.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • field (String) – (required) The internal name of the field
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the field
  • required (Boolean) – (required) Will be true if this field is required for enrollment (edit or register), false if field should be displayed but not required
  • values (List[Object]) – (required) A list of Selection objects. This value submitted for enrollment should be equal to one of the code values from the values selection list
EnrollmentConfigMultiSelectionField

A multi-selection field specifies the list of valid values for this field. The value for this field when submitted in an edit/register call must be a list of code values from one or more of the Selection entries in the values list.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • field (String) – (required) The internal name of the field
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the field
  • required (Boolean) – (required) Will be true if this field is required for enrollment (edit or register), false if field should be displayed but not required
  • minSelect (Integer) – (optional) If present, this number defines the minimum number of selections that must be chosen from the values list. If not present but required, then assume 1.
  • maxSelect (Integer) – (optional) If present, this number defines the maximum length of selections that must be chosen from the values list. If not present, then assume the same value as minSelect.
  • values (List[Object]) – (required) A list of Selection objects. This field’s value should be a list of the code values from the values selection list
Selection
JSON Parameters:
 
  • code (String) – (required) Identifier for the selection, as would be used when submitting this value in an editUser call or the like
  • label (String) – (required) The display name of the selection

Get Configured Perks by Perk Type

GET enrollment/perksByType.json

Returns the information about the perk field for a specific perk type

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

Query Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • cardTemplateCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned card template code identifying the program to enroll the user in.
  • perkType (String) – (required) The type of the perk values to return. Currently only supports type "registration"

Example of a successful response:

{
        "result": "success",
        "perksField": {
                "type": "multi-selection",
                "field": "perks",
                "label": "Perks",
                "maxSelect": 3,
                "minSelect": 1,
                "required": false,
                "setOnce": false,
                "values": [
                        {
                                "attributes": {
                                "type": "registration"
                                },
                                "code": "1",
                                "label": "Vegan"
                        },
                        {
                                "attributes": {
                                "type": "registration"
                                },
                                "code": "2",
                                "label": "Age Verified"
                        },
                        {
                                "attributes": {
                                "type": "registration"
                                },
                                "code": "0",
                                "label": "Vegetarian"
                        }
                ]
        }
}

Send Email Verification Challenge

POST enrollment/sendVerificationEmail.json

Send an email to the user with a link to a URL with a verification code.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • username (String) – (required) The username of the user to verify.
  • url (String) – (optional) A URL which will be embedded in the email sent to the email address associated to the user. Paytronix will append a URL parameter (id=...) so that when the user clicks on the link in the email, their browser will be redirected to the URL which should extract the id value and pass this as the code parameter to the processEmailVerification resource.

Example of a successful response:

{
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "result": "success"
}

Example of a failed response:

{
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "result": "failure",
    "errorCode": "email_verification.send_failed",
    "errorMessage": "Unable to send email to the specified address"
}

Complete Email Verification

POST enrollment/processEmailVerification.json

Process a verification code for the user. If the code is valid, the user’s email will be marked verified in the Paytronix system.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • code (String) – (required) A code extracted from the URL of the caller (id).

Example of a successful response:

{
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "result": "success"
}

Example of a failed response:

{
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "result": "failure",
    "errorCode": "email_verification.invalid_code",
    "errorMessage": "Invalid email verification code"
}

Begin an Automatic Account Combine Workflow

POST enrollment/initiateAutoCombine.json

Initiates the auto-combine process by sending an email to the address on file for an existing account, asking them to confirm their desire to combine a new card with their existing account. Used following a uniqueness conflict during registration.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Printed card number associated with the account
  • combineCode (String) – (required) Code returned by EnrollmentService during uniqueness conflict
  • confirmationUrl (String) – (optional) URL to be embedded in the auto-combine confirmation email, which will be used to confirm that the owner of the existing account wishes to auto-combine. Paytronix will append a URL parameter (id=...) so that when the user clicks on the link in the email, their browser will be redirected to the URL which should extract the id value and pass this as the confirmationCode parameter to the autoCombineDetails and processAutoCombine resources
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.

Get Candidate Accounts for Automatic Combine

GET enrollment/autoCombineDetails.json

Used to get information on which existing accounts a new card can be combined with. Requires a confirmation code gotten by the cardholder from the email generated by the initiateAutoCombine resource.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

Query Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • combineConfirmationCode (String) – (required) A code extracted from the URL of the caller (id)
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
  • maskedCardNumber (String) – (required) Masked card number representing the account which will be combined
  • accounts (List[Object]) – (required) Information about the other accounts to which the account can be combined. See AutoCombineAccountInfo
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – String (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – String (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – String (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.
AutoCombineAccountInfo

This object represents data about accounts to which the new account can be combined. If there is more than one possible account, the guest will have to choose which one to combine the new card to.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • maskedCardNumber (String) – (required) Masked card number for this account
  • firstName (String) – (optional) First name of the owner of this account
  • lastName (String) – (optional) Last name of the owner of this account
  • dateOfBirth (Date) – (optional) Date of birth of the owner of this account
  • lastActivityDate (Date) – (required) Date of this account’s last activity
  • accountCode (Long) – (required) Unique identifier for this account, to be used in POST enrollment/processAutoCombine.json

Complete an Automatic Combine Workflow

POST enrollment/processAutoCombine.json

The last step in the auto-combine process, this resource actually causes the new account to be combined with an existing account. Requires a confirmation code gotten by the cardholder from the email generated by the initiateAutoCombine resource, as well as an accountCode from an autoCombineDetails response.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • combineConfirmationCode (String) – String (required) A code extracted from the URL of the caller (id)
  • accountCode (Long) – Long (required) Code representing the account with which the new account will be combined
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.
"result": "accountSuspended"

Depending on the server-side configuration, the cardholder’s account may be suspended in cases where they combine too many cards to a single account. This behavior represents a potential fraud concern, though it may not be desirable to explicitly state such a concern to the user. The user would usually be directed to contact the merchant’s customer service department to resolve the issue

JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) accountSuspended
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.

Enroll with Mobile Phone via SMS

POST enrollment/smsEnroll.json

Enroll a guest with a mobile phone number and an inactive card number. If successful, the mobile phone number will be linked to the new account, and a SMS message will be sent to the mobile phone. If guest replies the SMS message with a valid email address the account will be registered with the email as the username, and SMS opt-in verified.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (optional) If provided the the guest will be enrolled to that card number. Otherwise a new card number will be created for them.
  • phoneNumber (String) – (required) Mobile phone number
  • activationStoreCode (String) – (optional) Paytronix store code where the activation transaction should be performed. If this is not provided an activation store needs to be configured in Paytronix’s server.
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Printed card number associated with the activated account
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – String (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – String (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – String (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.

Send SMS Enroll text message to Mobile Phone for an active account

POST enrollment/editSmsEnroll.json

Send a SMS Enroll text message to a mobile phone number for provided active card number, where the mobile phone number field in the specified user record is empty or matches the provided phone number. If successful, the mobile phone number will be linked to the new account, and a SMS message will be sent to the mobile phone. If guest replies the SMS message with a valid email address the account will be registered with the email as the username, and SMS opt-in verified.

The following authentication methods are supported for this endpoint:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • merchantId (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned merchant ID to perform the operation in.
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Printed card number associated with the account
  • phoneNumber (String) – (required) Mobile phone number
"result": "success"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
"result": "failure"
JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – String (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – String (required) The error code of the failure.
  • errorMessage (String) – String (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure.

Common Enrollment Service Response

These responses are used for many Enrollment Service endpoints, see individual endpoints for which ones use this common format.

"result": "success"

Indicates that the operation succeeded.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) success
  • modificationsOccurred (Boolean) – (required) Whether or not anything was modified with the enrollment.
  • oauthTokens (Object) – (optional) OAuth tokens to be used to act on behalf of the newly created account. See TokenResponse for details
  • accountId (Int) – (optional) The ID of the newly enrolled account.

Example:

{
    "result": "success",
    "modificationsOccurred": "True",
    "oauthTokens": {"access_token": "mF_9.B5f-4.1JqM",
                    "token_type": "Bearer",
                    "expires_in": 3600,
                    "refresh_token": "tGzv3JOkF0XG5Qx2TlKWIA",
                    "scope": "openid profile email"
                    "username": "user1a"
                    "printedCardNumber": "01293812048129048"
                    },
    "accountId": "54"
}
"result": "cardCreatedSuccess"

Indicates that the operation succeeded and provides the created card information.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) cardCreatedSuccess
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Printed card number of the generated card
  • generatedRegistrationCode (String) – (optional) Registration code of the generated card
  • oauthTokens (Object) – (optional) OAuth tokens to be used to act on behalf of the newly created account. See TokenResponse for details
  • accountId (Int) – (optional) The ID of the user account related to the card creation.

Example:

{
    "result": "cardCreatedSuccess",
    "printedCardNumber": "6000100000001985",
    "generatedRegistrationCode": "578281",
    "accountId": "54"
}
"result": "cardCreatedEmailVerificationRequired"

Indicates that the operation succeeded and provides the created card information, and additionally requires the guest to verify their email address before marking the account as fully registered.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) cardCreatedSuccess
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (required) Printed card number of the generated card
  • generatedRegistrationCode (String) – (optional) Registration code of the generated card
  • oauthTokens (Object) – (optional) OAuth tokens to be used to act on behalf of the newly created account. See TokenResponse for details
  • accountId (Int) – (optional) The ID of the user account related to the card creation.

Example:

{
              "result": "cardCreatedEmailVerificationRequired",
              "oauthTokens": {
                      "type": "successAccessRefreshTokenResponse",
                      "access_token": "BXDEaCyGgWAvDyHRygFusmGHoaBYAmeUWqyNEeTkQ6",
                      "expires_in": 1800,
                      "printedCardNumber": "600016157686210",
                      "refresh_token": "H9QiYBXYaZTTfCL7qdtQMcMERwvomMZarEkFARDKcD",
                      "scope": "user_read user_write account_read account_write",
                      "token_type": "bearer",
                      "username": "[email protected]"
              },
              "printedCardNumber": "600016157686210"
}
TokenResponse
JSON Parameters:
 
  • access_token (String) – (required) Access token to be used in future requests
  • token_type (String) – (required) Token type is, at present, always bearer. See OAuth 2.0 Bearer Token documentation for further details
  • expires_in (Integer) – (optional) Time until access token expires
  • refresh_token (String) – (required) Refresh token to be used for future POST oauth/requestGuestToken.json calls
  • scope (String) – (optional) Token scope, indicating the sorts of operations which can be performed with the access token
  • username (String) – (optional) Username of the user for which the tokens are valid
  • printedCardNumber (String) – (optional) Printed card number of the account for which the tokens are valid
"result": "uniquenessConflict"

Indicates that the operation was not performed because the uniqueness check found a conflicting user.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) uniquenessConflict
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure
  • conflictingField (String) – (required) Name of the field which was in conflict
  • canAutoCombine (Boolean) – (required) Boolean value indicating whether or not the new account can be combined to the conflicting account
  • combineCode (String) – String (optional) Code which can be passed to POST enrollment/initiateAutoCombine.json to begin the auto-combine process
{
    "result": "uniquenessConflict",
    "conflictingField": "mobilePhone"
}
"result": "invalidInputs"

Indicates that the operation was not performed because the inputs could not be validated.

JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) invalidInputs
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure
  • errorsByField (Map[String,List[Object]]) – (required) Object representing a map of field name to an object of error code/text. See ValidationError below. Each field name is prefixed by either setUserFields/ or setAccountFields/ to indicate where the field was given in the request. See Field Validation Errors.
{
    "result": "invalidInputs",
    "errorCode": "enrollment_input.validation_error",
    "errorMessage": "Validation error for input fields",
    "errorsByField": {
        "setUserFields/username": [
            {
                 "code": "invalid_username_underscore"
                 "text": "username cannot have leading underscores"
            }
        ]
    }
}
"result": "failure"

Indicates that the operation did not complete successfully and was rolled back as best as able. Example:

JSON Parameters:
 
  • result (String) – (required) failure
  • errorCode (String) – (required) The error code of the failure
  • errorMessage (String) – (required) The (human readable) error message of the failure
{
    "result": "failure",
    "responseCode": 435,
    "responseMessage": "Card already active"
}

Reply Objects

RelatedGuest

Information about a RelatedGuest

JSON Parameters:
 
  • relatedGuestCode (Integer) – (required) Paytronix-assigned code identifying the related guest to be edited. Can be retrieved using the
  • firstName (String) – (optional) Guest’s first name. Max 30 characters.
  • lastName (String) – (optional) Guest’s last name. Max 30 characters.
  • email (String) – (optional) Guest’s email address. Max 100 characters.
  • dateOfBirth (LocalDate) – (optional) Related Guests’ date of birth in yyyy-mm-dd format.
  • salutation (String) – (optional) Guest’s salutation. Allowed values are “Mr.”, “Ms.”, “Mrs.”, “Dr.”, and “Rev.”
ValidationError

Information about a ValidationError

JSON Parameters:
 
  • code (String) – (required) Machine-readable error code. See Field Validation Errors.
  • text (String) – (required) Human-readable error message.

Error Codes

The following are the possible codes and messages that can be returned by the Enrollment Service.

There are other system-level errors which may be returned which may not be documented here.

The caller of the endpoint can use the returned error message value to display to the end user or, if different wording is desired, can provide their own mapping of code to message.

Note

This list does not currently contain error messages for activateAnd*, createAnd*, editUser, editAccount or register resources.

Code Message
email_verification.server_error Internal server error
email_verification.invalid_merchant_id Invalid merchant ID
email_verification.invalid_username Invalid username
email_verification.card_not_active Card not active
email_verification.account_not_active Account not active
email_verification.no_email_address User does not have an email address defined
email_verification.email_already_verified Email address already verified
email_verification.invalid_code Invalid code
enrollment_config.invalid_merchant Invalid merchant
enrollment_config.invalid_card_template Invalid card template
enrollment_config.cache_error Cache error
enrollment_input.validation_error Validation error for input fields
enrollment_input.invalid_field Invalid input field
enrollment_input.username_not_unique Username already exists
enrollment_config.invalid_merchant Invalid merchant
auto_combine.server_error Server error
auto_combine.invalid_merchant_id Invalid merchant ID
auto_combine.invalid_combine_code Invalid or expired combine code
auto_combine.card_not_found Card not found
auto_combine.combine_code_not_for_specified_card Combine code is valid, but not for the specified card number
auto_combine.card_status_not_valid_for_combine Card or account status is no longer valid for combine
auto_combine.card_exchanged Card has been exchanged
auto_combine.already_registered This user is already registered
auto_combine.already_attached This card has already been involved in an attach
auto_combine.no_combinable_accounts There are no existing accounts to which this card can be combined
auto_combine.invalid_combine_confirmation_code Invalid combine confirmation code
auto_combine.merchant_id_mismatch Merchant ID in combine confirmation code does not match the merchant ID in the request
auto_combine.no_matching_account The account matching the specified account code either does not exist or is no longer valid for this auto combine
auto_combine.activation_not_allowed Activation of the card referenced in this request is not allowed
add_perk.server_error Server error
add_perk.account_not_found Account not found
add_perk.perk_not_found Perk code does not exist
add_perk.perk_unavailable Perk not available for card template
add_perk.already_has_perk Account already has this perk
add_perk.too_many_perks Account already has maximum number of perks