Create or update an object.
Erply has an object storage where you can store custom data for plug-ins, integrations etc.
For other object storage functions, see getObjects, saveObject, deleteObject (which allow to manipulate whole objects), and incrementAttributeValue, decrementAttributeValue — which provide a way to atomically increment or decrement one numeric field of a specific object (eg. to implement a counter).
Retrieve your custom objects.
Erply has an object storage where you can store custom data for plug-ins, integrations etc.
For other object storage functions, see getObjects, saveObject, deleteObject (which allow to manipulate whole objects), and incrementAttributeValue, decrementAttributeValue — which provide a way to atomically increment or decrement one numeric field of a specific object (eg. to implement a counter).
Delete an object.
Erply has an object storage where you can store custom data for plug-ins, integrations etc.
For other object storage functions, see getObjects, saveObject, deleteObject (which allow to manipulate whole objects), and incrementAttributeValue, decrementAttributeValue — which provide a way to atomically increment or decrement one numeric field of a specific object (eg. to implement a counter).
Increment attribute value.
This API call is for editing custom objects. Erply has a custom object storage where you can store custom data for plug-ins, integrations etc.
For other object storage functions, see getObjects, saveObject, deleteObject (which allow to manipulate whole objects), and incrementAttributeValue, decrementAttributeValue — which provide a way to atomically increment or decrement one numeric field of a specific object (eg. to implement a counter).
Decrement attribute value.
This API call is for editing custom objects. Erply has an object storage where you can store custom data for plug-ins, integrations etc.
For other object storage functions, see getObjects, saveObject, deleteObject (which allow to manipulate whole objects), and incrementAttributeValue, decrementAttributeValue — which provide a way to atomically increment or decrement one numeric field of a specific object (eg. to implement a counter).