/api/public/v1/brands/{brand}.
Exact filters are case-sensitive. Product
q search is case-insensitive and
matches a literal substring, including % and _ as ordinary characters.
Combine filters with AND; for example, code=TEE-001&status=active.
Product Option names and external references can match several records, so every
lookup returns the standard page envelope. Zero matches is an empty page.
Unknown or invalid parameters return 400 instead of silently broadening a read.
See filters by entity for the complete collection selector list.
amber-client.mjs, then run this with
Node.js 22 or later and PRODUCT_CODE set to a known code:
find-product.mjs
400.
Find one shipment and read its contents
UseshipmentCode when you have Amber’s code. For carrier events, combine
trackingNumber and carrierSlug; for imported shipments, combine
externalShipmentId and source. A containerNumber lookup matches membership
in the shipment’s containerNumbers array.
totalItems before choosing it. Do not
silently take items[0] when several records share a reference. This script
fails on ambiguity and fetches only the selected shipment’s lines and cartons:
find-shipment.mjs
Disambiguate repeated references
Identifiers often belong to a parent or an issuing organization. Use both parts when you know them:
These combinations narrow a read; they do not promise that every source has a
unique business reference. Use the matching record’s stable ID for future reads.
Look up reference values before joining
Resolve/colors?code=NAVY or /materials?code=FAB-001 once, then use the
returned IDs in relationship filters. For example, /material-variants accepts
componentId, colorId, and supplierMaterialVariantCode. A child without its
own business code is still addressable by its parent and related IDs: use
/shipment-carton-items?shipmentCartonId={id}&skuId={id} to read one carton’s
matching SKU rows.
Boolean selectors use true or false. Integer selectors use ordinary whole
numbers without leading zeros, such as versionNumber=0 or rowIndex=0.
Always URL-encode values, especially email addresses, spaces, +, &, and #.