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  @Hank21 this is a great solution, and pretty simple to implement via our Pos pc so ill try this now!

thanks!

  @btx hi thanks for the answer. I'd love other ways to generate codes or have them available via the pos but I haven't seen much on actually doing this??

Would love to rely on an ERP company but our setup is all from me! :) not many external skill sets available where I am!!

not keen to give all our staff access just a manager who can use when needed, though I would prefer a fully automatic system as you hinted at...

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  @btx 

The ERP integration is interesting. I have a question though regarding the API. Haven't tested yet that's why.

Can I create a  preferred voucher using the API? I mean can my ERP system generate its own voucher code, then pass it to Omada for creation or the other way around. Like vouchers are already generated from Omada and the ERP will just fetch one accordingly.

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  @bontokiz  hello, yes, you can.

 

You can run as a web service too, it does not need to be part of ERP for voucher integration, but for a company running ERP it is of course "requested", as whatever is done outside ERP produces not only costs, but it is normally hard to maintain some scripts of somebody which have to be decypherd and understood first.

 

If you have ERP system, normally billing is part of it. Then again depending on your ERP and databases you simply add one additional field on each bill, where the ERP in the background has the information about bills timestamp and according to that timestamp validity is set, voucher created, confirmed/validated then printed. You can then also have different bills, with different expiration for different vlans. As a developer one has always a lot of usefull ideas what to implement, but at the end the customer will always complain mostly about cosmetic things, that's why keeping it simple is always the best. Years ago when QR code was unknown to most, I used it together with a line where code was printed (qr for mobile devices, code if one has issues with qr code). A lot depends of course on your ERP and already available programs/reports/db's.

 

If you run as a company some SAP/Oracle ERP (except those products for small companies), then you probably do have everything that you need, you will have to consult a project manager or talk to some developer, if you explain it to the dev properly, this really should not take longer than 1 hour, considering testing and reading some documentation, I would say 1 day is even more than enough for a certified developer, a week for junior.

 

Here is a documentation for the api, pass it to a dev and ask simply how long it would take to create it and how much it would cost.

 

Hope that helps.

 

 

  @btx 

Well it's great that I create my own voucher and pass it to the controller programmatically because that's not possible from the portal I believe. You are just able to control the length of the voucher. 

I'm a web developer so I'm familiar with APIs but I am not able to see anything related to vouchers with the API you linked. 

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