Update Customer Note

{ 
   "note": "Sample note edit" 
 }

Instructions

To edit a customer note, you'll need their Secure Payments ID. (If you don't have their ID, see our Get Customers endpoint. You'll also need the note ID for the specific note you want to edit, which you can find with a GET Customer Notes request.

The payload just has the field for the note you want to add. You're somewhat limited in the characters you can use here. Letters, numbers, and periods, are accepted, but most other punctuation will result in a 425 error.

For more info, see our article Secure Payments API – Update a Customer Note.

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Try It

To update a note, you'll need the IDs for both the customer and the specific note. You can find these with a Get Customers and Get Customer Notes request.

We've provided examples of valid IDs for you to experiment with. The body of the payload contains just the updated note field, and what you put in this field will replace the original note text. Like the original note, you'll be somewhat restricted in the characters you can use. It will accept letters, numbers and periods, but rejects most other punctuation or special characters.

A 200 response will give the result value as "true," meaning that the update was successful. A 425 error could mean that your customer or note ID don't exist or that there is an unusable character in the updated note.