Overview
The Purchase object represents a one-time payment of money from a Buyer to your organization.Methods
- Create
- Commit
- Get
- Update
- List
- List for Buyer
POST /purchaseCreate a new purchase.
Body Parameters
ID of buyer making the purchase.
Array of items in the purchase, each containing a
name, description, amount_in_cents, and quantity info.If
true, the purchase is eligible to be automatically refunded if a later fraud alert is detected on the payment card, minimizing the risk of chargebacks. A common use case is to set this to true if you are selling digital goods. Contact Manifest to configure your fraud refund window (default is 72 hours).The Purchase status will be updated to refunded and you will receive a purchase.update webhook after the refund is processed.User defined data that can be attached to the object. See the User Data
page for details.
Example
Properties
Identifier for this purchase.
ID of buyer making the purchase.
Status of purchase. One of:
Array of items in the purchase, each containing a
description, amount_in_cents, and meta data. You are responsible for adding items for tax and shipping, if applicable.Total amount of the purchase in cents.
Fee amount of the purchase in cents.
Net total amount of the purchase in cents. This amount will be deposited into your operating account.
URL to the receipt PDF for the purchase, once paid.
Brand of the payment card used for the purchase, if available.
Last 4 digits of the payment card used for the purchase, if available.
Array of activity log entries for the purchase, each containing an entry and date.
If
true, the purchase is eligible to be automatically refunded if a later fraud alert is detected on the payment card, minimizing the risk of chargebacks. A common use case is to set this to true if you are selling digital goods. Contact Manifest to configure your fraud refund window (default is 72 hours).The Purchase status will be updated to refunded and you will receive a purchase.update webhook after the refund is processed.User defined data associated with the purchase.
Date and time when the purchase was created.
Date and time when the purchase was last updated.