Waymark / Routes / ezo.io Add a pre-configured asset bundle to an EZRentOut order alongside individual assets
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Steps Enable API access in EZRentOut Settings and generate a company access token (sent as the token header on every request). Look up the numeric bundle_id of the kit you want to add from the Bundles section of your EZRentOut account. Call PATCH https://<SUBDOMAIN>.ezrentout.com/baskets/<ORDER#>/update_basket_from_show.api with an asset_ids parameter. In asset_ids, mix plain Asset# values with bundle references written as <BUNDLE_ID>-b, e.g. asset_ids=2,25-b,7. Re-fetch the order (Order Detail endpoint) to confirm every asset contained in the bundle was pulled into the order's line items. Known gotchas The '-b' suffix on the bundle ID is mandatory; a bare bundle_id in asset_ids is interpreted as an (invalid) Asset# instead of a bundle. This is a PATCH to update_basket_from_show.api, not a separate 'add bundle' endpoint, so it shares behavior with plain asset additions. EZRentOut's public docs do not expose a webhooks feature at all, so bundle changes must be polled via the order/asset history endpoints.
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