Request

Accepts a standard Code object with no read-only values specified. If codeType is not specified, the default SourceCode value is assumed. Note that codeType must be a valid Code Type available for your API key, as determined by /codeTypes.

You can set additional metadata on SourceCodes by specifying the ID properties. For example, to a set a Source Code's Campaign, set:

{
    ...
    "campaign": {
        "campaignId": 1234
    }
}

In this example, we’re creating a Tag Code called AFL-CIO which is a child of parentCodeId 20515 and applicable to Events and Locations.

POST /codes

{
  "parentCodeId": 20515,
  "name": "AFL-CIO",
  "codeType": "Tag",
  "supportedEntities": [
    {
      "name": "Events",
      "isSearchable": true,
      "isApplicable": true
    },
    {
      "name": "Locations",
      "isSearchable": true,
      "isApplicable": true
    }
  ]
}

In this example, we're creating a SourceCode with all of the various metadata information available as defined in Common Models:

{
    "name": "SourceCode 22-06-02",
    "description": "Description of a source code",
    "codeType": "SourceCode",
    "campaign": {
        "campaignId": 2541
    },
    "contactType": {
        "contactTypeId": 82
    },
    "generalLedgerFund": {
        "generalLedgerFundId": 69
    },
    "costCenter": {
        "costCenterId": 47
    },
    "revenueStream": {
        "revenueStreamId": 179
    },
    "mailMergeTemplate": {
        "mailMergeTemplateId": 337
    },
    "isSourceCodeApplicable": true
}

Response

If successful, the endpoint responds with HTTP Status Code 201 Created.
It is not possible to provide a supportedEntities list for Tags which includes Entities that are not included in the GET /codes/supportedEntities response. For Source Codes, the supportedEntities list is ignored, because the list of supported entities is fixed for all Source Codes.