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* [http://theoracle.magentaretail.com.au/images/c/cf/EEE_Customer_Communications_-_Email_Verification_Process.pdf EEE Email Verification Process]
* [http://theoracle.magentaretail.com.au/images/c/cf/EEE_Customer_Communications_-_Email_Verification_Process.pdf EEE Email Verification Process]
* [http://theoracle.magentaretail.com.au/images/b/b5/EEE_Customer_Communications.pdf EEE Customer Communications]
* [http://theoracle.magentaretail.com.au/images/b/b5/EEE_Customer_Communications.pdf EEE Customer Communications]
* [http://theoracle.magentaretail.com.au/images/EEEWebServiceDocumentation/E-Commerce_Integration_Scenarios.pdf E-Commerce Integration Scenarios]





Revision as of 22:51, 24 September 2018

Created: 05 July 2012. Last Reviewed: 23 March 2015

EEE WebService

EEE provides an interface to allow website developers to retrieve data from EEE for publishing on a website, and also allow changes recorded on a website to be updated back to EEE. This would allow actions such as a customer calling up their account on a website and updating their contact information. The changes made on the website would then flow back to EEE.

Before this interface can be used, a licensed plugin is required from Magenta Retail. Further information on obtaining this license can be obtained by contacting our helpdesk on support@magentaretail.com.au

Once you have obtained the license plugin, this license needs to be retrieved in EEE from Utilities->Configuration->Configuration Settings->Licensed Plugins tab.

Magenta Retail provide EEE Web Service documentation which can be viewed from here:-

EEE Web Service Documentation

or downloaded as a PDF from here:-

EEE Web Service Documentation

Recommendations / Processes


Example XML and XSD files and PHP code can be downloaded using the links below

See Also: