A unique identifier for a product. The SKU does appear on the packing slip. It is recommended that this be human-readable and end with a per-pack quantity to facilitate proper receiving. For example, a single blue widget may be “BlueWidget-1” and a pack of 5 blue widgets may be “BlueWidget-5”. Maximum character length is 64.
Harmonized Tariff Schedule article description.
The “Barcode” property. Single or comma separated barcodes.
The “Goods Type” property. Allowed: “NORMAL”, “ORM_D”.
The “Status” property. Allowed: “0” - Disabled, “1” - Enabled.
The “Availability” property. Allowed: “1” - available. “2” - not available.
The “Visibility” property. Allowed: “1” - not visible, “2” - visible.
The unit of measure used for length
, width
, and height
. See: Length Units. Note that this field is shared between length
, width
, and height
; updating a single dimension will change the unit for all three. The “Freight Class” property.
The “Freight Category” property.
The “Customs Value” property.
The currency of the “Customs Value” property. Must be a valid ISO 4217 alphabetic code.
The “Country of Manufacture” property.
The “HTS Base Code” property.
The “HTS Country Code” property. Format: ”:”. Separator: ”|”.
The “Requires Packaging” property. Allowed: “0” - not required. “1” - required.
The “Can Contain Other Items” property. Allowed: “0” - cannot contain other items. “1” - can contain other items.
The “Valid Containers” property. An array of SKUs for valid containers.
The “Special Supplies” property. An array of SKUs for special packaging supplies.
The “Other Special Features” property. An array of SKUs for other special packaging features.
The “Unit Quantity” property. Number of individually packaged items contained therein for purposes of special packaging features.
The “External ID” property. The external unique numeric identifier for the product.
The “Vendor SKU” property. Use if different from the “SKU” property.