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  1. Supplier API

Quote Response File

Allows suppliers to send a PDF file of the quote through a web service in after receiving a quote request.

Quote Response File

POST https://bidunity.com/supplier/api/v1/quote/response/file

Uploads a PDF file of the quote in response to a quote request. The Content-Type of this request must be multipart/form-data in order to accept a file.

Headers

Name
Type
Description

Authorization

string

Must contain your API key as Base64 encoded string. See HTTP Basic Auth for details.

Content-Type

string

multipart/form-data

Request Body

Name
Type
Description

request_id

string

The unique identifier of the quote request this is responding to.

file

string

The PDF file of the quote. The MIME type of the file must be application/pdf. Only PDF files are supported.

total_amount

number

The total dollar amount of the quote.

{ }
{ "error": "Description of the error that occurred." }

Example

curl https://api.bidunity.com/v1/quote/response/file \
  -u your_api_key: \
  -F request_id="d770d1d3-72f6-48b7-b24b-fea1c8a2da77" \
  -F request_type="quote"
  -F file="@/path/to/file.pdf"
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