openapi: 3.0.3 info: title: WISK Public Sales Upload API version: '1.0' description: >- WISK's public sales-upload API lets POS providers and integration partners push sales line items into a customer's WISK account so that sales can be reconciled against inventory. A partner submits an array of sales lines via a single POST operation. WISK provisions each partner with a venue unique identifier that is supplied in the request header to route the data to the correct venue/account. This specification was generated from WISK's public documentation. The request path, JSON body structure, and field definitions are taken verbatim from the public "Public Sales upload" guide; the exact request header name is provisioned per-partner by WISK and is therefore modeled generically. contact: name: WISK Integrations Team url: https://help.wisk.ai/en/articles/5071983-integrating-with-wisk-for-pos-providers x-generated-from: documentation x-source-url: https://wiskai.notion.site/Public-Sales-upload-9d06c365cdea42069598a526dd657086 x-last-validated: '2026-06-03' servers: - url: https://api.wisk.ai description: WISK production API tags: - name: Sales description: Push point-of-sale sales line items into a WISK venue account. paths: /public/sales/upload: post: operationId: uploadSales summary: Upload Sales Lines description: >- Push an array of point-of-sale sales line items into a WISK venue account. Each element of the array represents a single sales line from a receipt; a receipt that contains multiple distinct items produces one array element per item. The destination venue is identified by the venue unique identifier header that WISK provisions for the partner. tags: - Sales security: - venueIdHeader: [] requestBody: required: true description: An array of sales line items to record against the venue. content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/SalesUpload' examples: UploadSalesRequestExample: summary: Default uploadSales request x-microcks-default: true value: - id: '1' date: '2019-01-04T02:37:30Z' plu_number: '1' title: Negroni quantity: 2 total: 60 - id: '2' date: '2019-01-04T02:38:30Z' plu_number: '2' title: Mojito quantity: 4 total: 40 - id: '3' date: '2019-01-04T02:39:30Z' plu_number: '4' title: Martini quantity: 1 total: 10 - id: '4' date: '2019-01-04T02:40:30Z' plu_number: '4' title: Martini quantity: -1 total: -10 responses: '200': description: Sales lines accepted for processing. '400': description: The request body was malformed or failed validation. '401': description: The venue unique identifier was missing or invalid. x-microcks-operation: delay: 0 dispatcher: FALLBACK components: securitySchemes: venueIdHeader: type: apiKey in: header name: X-Wisk-Venue-Id description: >- Venue unique identifier provisioned by WISK for the partner. The public guide instructs partners to "ask WISK to give the venue unique identifier" and supply it in the request header. The exact header name is assigned by WISK per integration; X-Wisk-Venue-Id is used here as a representative placeholder. schemas: SalesUpload: title: Sales Upload type: array description: >- The POST body is a JSON array of sales line items. items: $ref: '#/components/schemas/SalesLine' SalesLine: title: Sales Line type: object description: >- A single point-of-sale sales line from a receipt. x-schema-source: documentation x-source-url: https://wiskai.notion.site/Public-Sales-upload-9d06c365cdea42069598a526dd657086 required: - id - date - plu_number - title - quantity - total properties: id: type: string description: >- The unique identifier of the receipt sales line. If a client buys two different cocktails on one receipt, each cocktail is a separate line with a different id. example: '1' date: type: string format: date-time description: The receipt date, in ISO 8601 format. example: '2019-01-04T02:37:30Z' plu_number: type: string description: The unique POS identifier (price look-up number) of the POS item sold. example: '1' title: type: string description: The name of the POS item sold. example: Negroni quantity: type: number format: double description: >- How many of the item were sold. May be negative to represent a void or refund line. example: 2 total: type: number format: double description: The total for the line in the venue's local currency. example: 60