Contract API Example Calls

Different Query Options for Contracts

Here are more examples of how to use the Contracts API to query and get the result set you want.

This Query will give you the contracts which are inactive

https://<instance>.coupahost.com/api/contracts?status=inactive

This query will give you the contract for a supplier with number = 1, name = test & city = Seattle

https://<instance>.coupahost.com/api/contracts?number=1&name=test&supplier[primary_address[city]]=Seattle

This query will give you all the contracts for a supplier with a primary contact given name = Allison

https://<instance>.coupahost.com/api/contracts?supplier[primary-contact[name-given]]=Allison

Contracts API GET Example

In this example, we queried for a single contract record with an ID of 2.

We did a GET to the URL:

https://<instance url>/api/contracts/2

or

https://<instance url>/api/contracts?id=2

Here is the response matching the search criteria:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<contract>
	 <id type="integer">2</id>
	 <created-at type="datetime">2008-10-27T13:26:13-07:00</created-at>
	 <updated-at type="datetime">2014-03-20T15:20:45-07:00</updated-at>
	 <name>Amazon.com</name>
	 <number>2</number>
	 <version nil="true" />
	 <start-date type="datetime">2008-10-26T17:00:00-07:00</start-date>
	 <end-date type="datetime">2012-10-26T17:00:00-07:00</end-date>
	 <status>inactive</status>
	 <minimum-value type="decimal">0.00</minimum-value>
	 <maximum-value type="decimal">0.00</maximum-value>
	 <terms nil="true" />
	 <preferred nil="true" />
	 <savings-pct type="decimal">10.0</savings-pct>
	 <min-commit type="decimal">0.00</min-commit>
	 <max-commit type="decimal">0.00</max-commit>
	 <supplier-invoiceable type="boolean">false</supplier-invoiceable>
	 <is-default type="boolean">false</is-default>
	 <supplier-account nil="true" />
	 <use-order-windows type="boolean">false</use-order-windows>
	 <order-window-tz nil="true" />
	 <requisition-message nil="true" />
	 <po-message nil="true" />
	 <supplier>
			<id type="integer">4</id>
			<name>Amazon.com</name>
			<number nil="true" />
			<supplier-diversity />
			<primary-contact>
				 <id type="integer">4</id>
				 <created-at type="datetime">2008-10-27T12:56:39-07:00</created-at>
				 <updated-at type="datetime">2008-10-27T12:56:39-07:00</updated-at>
				 <email>upgrade@coupa.com</email>
				 <name-prefix nil="true" />
				 <name-suffix nil="true" />
				 <name-additional nil="true" />
				 <name-given>Allison</name-given>
				 <name-family>Livingston</name-family>
				 <name-fullname nil="true" />
				 <notes nil="true" />
				 <created-by>
						<id type="integer">1</id>
						<login>coupasupport</login>
						<email>upgrade@coupa.com</email>
						<employee-number nil="true" />
						<firstname>Coupa</firstname>
						<lastname>Support</lastname>
						<salesforce-id nil="true" />
						<mycustom-userfield />
				 </created-by>
				 <updated-by>
						<id type="integer">1</id>
						<login>coupasupport</login>
						<email>upgrade@coupa.com</email>
						<employee-number nil="true" />
						<firstname>Coupa</firstname>
						<lastname>Support</lastname>
						<salesforce-id nil="true" />
						<mycustom-userfield />
				 </updated-by>
			</primary-contact>
			<primary-address>
				 <id type="integer">4</id>
				 <created-at type="datetime">2008-10-27T12:56:39-07:00</created-at>
				 <updated-at type="datetime">2009-08-20T09:35:04-07:00</updated-at>
				 <name>Amazon.com</name>
				 <street1>1516 2nd Ave</street1>
				 <street2 />
				 <city>Seattle</city>
				 <state>WA</state>
				 <postal-code>98101</postal-code>
				 <attention nil="true" />
				 <active type="boolean">true</active>
				 <business-group-name nil="true" />
				 <country>
						<id type="integer">223</id>
						<code>US</code>
						<name>United States</name>
				 </country>
				 <created-by>
						<id type="integer">1</id>
						<login>coupasupport</login>
						<email>upgrade@coupa.com</email>
						<employee-number nil="true" />
						<firstname>Coupa</firstname>
						<lastname>Support</lastname>
						<salesforce-id nil="true" />
						<mycustom-userfield />
				 </created-by>
				 <updated-by>
						<id type="integer">16</id>
						<login>rohit</login>
						<email>rohit.jalisatgi@coupa.com</email>
						<employee-number />
						<firstname>Rohit</firstname>
						<lastname>Jalisatgi</lastname>
						<salesforce-id nil="true" />
						<mycustom-userfield />
				 </updated-by>
			</primary-address>
	 </supplier>
	 <content-groups type="array">
			<content-group>
				 <id type="integer">1</id>
				 <created-at type="datetime">2006-08-27T19:40:04-07:00</created-at>
				 <updated-at type="datetime">2013-03-29T21:11:14-07:00</updated-at>
				 <name>Everyone</name>
				 <description>All users can see documents assigned to this group</description>
				 <updated-by>
						<id type="integer">1</id>
						<login>coupasupport</login>
						<email>upgrade@coupa.com</email>
						<employee-number nil="true" />
						<firstname>Coupa</firstname>
						<lastname>Support</lastname>
						<salesforce-id nil="true" />
						<mycustom-userfield />
				 </updated-by>
			</content-group>
			<content-group>
				 <id type="integer">6</id>
				 <created-at type="datetime">2013-10-09T10:15:01-07:00</created-at>
				 <updated-at type="datetime">2013-10-09T10:15:01-07:00</updated-at>
				 <name>What Pattern</name>
				 <description nil="true" />
				 <created-by>
						<id type="integer">69</id>
						<login>coupasupport+rohitdemo@coupa.com</login>
						<email>coupasupport+rohitdemo@coupa.com</email>
						<employee-number nil="true" />
						<firstname>Integration</firstname>
						<lastname>User</lastname>
						<salesforce-id nil="true" />
						<mycustom-userfield />
				 </created-by>
				 <updated-by>
						<id type="integer">69</id>
						<login>coupasupport+rohitdemo@coupa.com</login>
						<email>coupasupport+rohitdemo@coupa.com</email>
						<employee-number nil="true" />
						<firstname>Integration</firstname>
						<lastname>User</lastname>
						<salesforce-id nil="true" />
						<mycustom-userfield />
				 </updated-by>
			</content-group>
	 </content-groups>
	 <schedule>
			<day0>anytime</day0>
			<day1>anytime</day1>
			<day2>anytime</day2>
			<day3>anytime</day3>
			<day4>anytime</day4>
			<day5>anytime</day5>
			<day6>anytime</day6>
	 </schedule>
	 <contract-terms type="array" />
	 <created-by>
			<id type="integer">1</id>
			<login>coupasupport</login>
			<email>upgrade@coupa.com</email>
			<employee-number nil="true" />
			<firstname>Coupa</firstname>
			<lastname>Support</lastname>
			<salesforce-id nil="true" />
			<mycustom-userfield />
	 </created-by>
	 <updated-by>
			<id type="integer">69</id>
			<login>coupasupport+rohitdemo@coupa.com</login>
			<email>coupasupport+rohitdemo@coupa.com</email>
			<employee-number nil="true" />
			<firstname>Integration</firstname>
			<lastname>User</lastname>
			<salesforce-id nil="true" />
			<mycustom-userfield />
	 </updated-by>
</contract>

Query to find out all the contracts

https://<instance>/api/contracts/

Query to find out contracts which are inactive

/api/contracts?status=<

Query to find out contracts of particular suppliers

https://<instance>/api/contracts?number=<>&name=<>&supplier[primary_address[city]]=<>

https://<instance>/api/contracts?supplier[primary_address[city]]=<>

Contract Create - Inactive Status

In this example, we are creating a Contract in inactive status. We are using Coupa system IDs for content groups reference objects.

We posted it to the URL :

https://<instance url>/api/contracts.

This created the contract in inactive status

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<contract>
	 <name>YRIAmazon.com</name>
	 <number>119</number>
	 <start-date>2014-04-01T17:00:00-07:00</start-date>
	 <end-date>2014-04-26T17:00:00-07:00</end-date>
	 <status>inactive</status>
	 <supplier>
			<name>Amazon.com</name>
	 </supplier>
	 <content-groups>
			<content-group>
				 <id>1</id>
				 <name>Everyone</name>
				 <description>All users can see documents assigned to this group</description>
			</content-group>
	 </content-groups>
</contract>

Contracts API PUT Examples

Sample Code for Status Update of a Contract

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<contract>
	 <id>73</id>
	 <status>published</status>
</contract>

Sample Code to Update Name of a Contract

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<contract>
	 <name>Amazon.com</name>
</contract>

Add a Rate Card Line to an existing Contract

You can add a Rate Card Line to an existing Contract to define rates for services procurement.

  • Endpoint: /api/contracts/<contract_id>
  • Method: PATCH

Example body for the request:

{
  "id": <contract_id>,
  "rate_card": {
    "rateable_id": <contract_id>,
    "rateable_type": "Contract",
    "line_object_type": "rate_card_line",
    "line_object_parent_type": "rate_card",
    "rate_card_lines": [    //there could be multiple rate card line
      {

        "id": <rate_card_line_id>   //ignore this parameter if creating a new line
        "name": <name>,
        "code": <code>,
        "rate_card_line_type": <rate_card_line_type_id>,
        "price": <price>,
        "currency": {
          "id": <id>,
          "code": <code>
        },
        "uom":<uom>,
        "id_num": <rate_card_line_id>,    //ignore this parameter if creating a new line
        "rate_card_type": 2    //2 for Contracts
      }
    ]
  }
}