Determine that Simphony STS Gen2 exposes only read-only item availability and locate the correct path to actually mark an item unavailable
domain: docs.oracle.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Call GET /api/v1/menus/items/unavailable with OrgShortName, LocRef, and RvcRef to retrieve currently unavailable items, scoped to specific definitionSequence values per menuItemId
Use conditional GET (If-None-Match/ETag, expecting 304 when unchanged) when polling this endpoint repeatedly to avoid unnecessary payload transfer
Search the full STS Gen2 REST endpoint index for a PUT/POST/PATCH verb on this resource before assuming one exists — none is publicly documented as of this writing
Implement actual 86'ing through the Simphony POS/EMC (Enterprise Management Console) configuration path instead of via this REST API, using the GET endpoint only to reflect state into your own system
Poll on a schedule matched to your KDS/ordering channel's tolerance for stale availability data, since there is no push notification for availability changes
Known gotchas
This is a read-only resource in the public API — do not design an integration assuming a corresponding write/86 endpoint exists
There is no webhook or push notification for availability changes; conditional-GET polling is the only documented mechanism
Route scope note: swapped from an assumed write/86 operation to a read-only + configuration-path route, since STS Gen2 public docs only expose a GET for this resource
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