Creates a new customer, i.e. the company or the person that owns the products served by the DPS.
The customer is the root of the client side of the network hierarchy: locations, and therefore things, are created underneath it.
The code is the public, human-readable identifier of the customer, while id is the immutable internal identifier assigned by the DPS.
Required permissions: READ_CUSTOMER, WRITE_CUSTOMER.
The name of the tenant (e.g. acme).
The details of the customer being created.
The bean providing customer details.
Public, human-readable identifier for the customer. Unlike "id", which is the immutable internal identifier, "code" is exposed externally and can be modified by clients. Must be unique.
The name of the customer which could be a personal name or a business name.
The country of the customer.
The country ISO Code of the customer.
The timezone used for date/times localization (e.g. Europe/Rome).
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The timestamp at which the object was created.
The timestamp at which a client's user first logged in.
The timestamp at which a client's user last logged in.
Successful creation.
The bean providing customer details.
The customer object identifier.
Public, human-readable identifier for the customer. Unlike "id", which is the immutable internal identifier, "code" is exposed externally and can be modified by clients. Must be unique.
The name of the customer which could be a personal name or a business name.
The country of the customer.
The country ISO Code of the customer.
The timezone used for date/times localization (e.g. Europe/Rome).
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The timestamp at which the object was created.
The timestamp at which a client's user first logged in.
The timestamp at which a client's user last logged in.
Request data not valid.
The error response.
User not authenticated.
The error response.
User not authorized.
The error response.
API call rate limit exceeded.
The error response.
Internal server error.
The error response.