Lists existing customers.

Select

The cmdlet will use the TaxJar API to process WHERE clause conditions built with the following columns and operators. The rest of the filter is executed client side within the cmdlet.

• CustomerID supports the following operators: =,IN

The following queries are processed server side:

    SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE CustomerID = '123'
    SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE CustomerID IN ('123', '1234')

Insert

To add a Order, at least the TransactionID, TransactionDate, ToCountry, ToZip, ToState, Amount, Shipping, SalesTax need to be specified. Also, the cmdlet can execute an insert in 2 ways.
Using an aggregate to specify the exempt regions:

  INSERT INTO Customers (CustomerID, ExemptionType, Name, Country, State, ZIP, City, Street, ExemptRegionsAggregate)
    VALUES ('123', 'wholesale', 'Dunder Mifflin Paper Company', 'US', 'PA', '18504', 'Scranton', '1725 Slough Avenue', 
      '[
          {
            "country": "US",
            "state": "FL"
          },
          {
            "country": "US",
            "state": "PA"
          }
      ]')

Or using temporary tables to specify the exempt regions:

INSERT INTO CustomerExemptRegions#TEMP (State, Country) VALUES ('PA', 'US')
INSERT INTO CustomerExemptRegions#TEMP (State, Country) VALUES ('FL', 'US')

INSERT INTO Customers (CustomerID, ExemptionType, Name, Country, State, ZIP, City, Street, ExemptRegionsAggregate)
VALUES ('123', 'wholesale', 'Dunder Mifflin Paper Company', 'US', 'PA', '18504', 'Scranton', '1725 Slough Avenue', 'CustomerExemptRegions#TEMP')

Update

Similarly to the Insert operation, the cmdlet can update an item in 2 ways.
Using an aggregate to specify the exempt regions:

UPDATE Customers SET CustomerID = '123', ExemptionType = 'non_exempt', Name = 'egi', Country = 'US', State = 'CA', ZIP = '90002', City = 'Los Angeles', Street = '123 Palm Grove Ln', ExemptRegionsAggregate = '[
      {
        "country": "US",
        "state": "FL"
      },
      {
        "country": "US",
        "state": "PA"
      }
    ]' WHERE CustomerID = 123

And using temporary tables to specify the exempt regions:

INSERT INTO CustomerExemptRegions#TEMP (State, Country) VALUES ('PA', 'US')
INSERT INTO CustomerExemptRegions#TEMP (State, Country) VALUES ('FL', 'US')
UPDATE Customers SET CustomerID = '1', ExemptionType = 'non_exempt', Name = 'egi', Country = 'US', State = 'CA', ZIP = '90002', City = 'Los Angeles', Street = '123 Palm Grove Ln', ExemptRegionsAggregate = 'CustomerExemptRegions#TEMP' WHERE CustomerID = 123

Delete

In order to delete a Customer the CustomerID needs to be specified, for ex.

DELETE FROM Customers WHERE CustomerID = '100'

Columns

Name	Type	ReadOnly	Description
CustomerID [KEY]	String	False	Unique identifier of the given customer.
ExemptionType	String	False	Type of customer exemption: wholesale, government, other, or non_exempt.
Name	String	False	Name of the customer.
Country	String	False	Two-letter ISO country code of the customers primary address.
State	String	False	Two-letter ISO state code of the customers primary address.
ZIP	String	False	Postal code of the customers primary address.
City	String	False	City of the customers primary address.
Street	String	False	Street address of the customers primary address.
ExemptRegionsAggregate	String	False	Places where the customer is exempt.