Order Management Call Index

This Call Reference describes the elements and attributes for each Order Management call below.

The details in this Call Reference apply if you are developing applications with the Trading WSDL or Trading Schema (XSD) file, or if you are using one of the eBay SDKs. If you are using an SDK, note that there can be differences between the calls outlined in this reference and the calls in the SDK. For details, see eBay SDKs.

Please note that eBay also has REST-Based Selling APIs, including the for developers who prefer using REST APIs.

For the original alphabetical Call Index page, go here.

Call	Summary	Samples
GetOrders	Retrieves the orders for which the authenticated user is a participant, either as the buyer or the seller.	view
GetOrderTransactions	Use this call to retrieve information about one or more orders based on Order IDs, Item IDs, or SKU values.	view
GetItemTransactions	Retrieves order line item information for a specified ItemID.	view
GetSellerTransactions	Retrieves order line item information for the user for which the call is made, and not for any other user.	view
CompleteSale	Enables a seller to do various tasks after the creation of an order.	view
AddOrder	Combines two or more order line items into a single order, enabling a buyer to pay for all of those order line items with a single payment.	view
SendInvoice	Enables a seller to send an order invoice to a buyer.	view
	Note: If you prefer REST-Based APIs, consider using or switching to the Fulfillment API to retrieve, manage and fulfill orders.

Standard Requester Credentials for Making Calls

The prototypes and tables do not include the RequesterCredentials container and fields. For example, the input sections do not include eBayAuthToken. For information about authenticating requests, please refer to the guide for the API or SDK you are using. If you are using the Trading API, pass the RequesterCredentials node in the request XML as in the snippet below for most XML requests (exceptions are FetchToken and GetSessionID). In SOAP requests, pass the token and the RequesterCredentials in the SOAP header. See Standard Data for All Calls for fuller examples and information, including a SOAP example.

<RequesterCredentials>
  <eBayAuthToken>string</eBayAuthToken>
</RequesterCredentials>