Introducing Transaction V2

šŸ”¹ What's New?

We've introduced Transaction V2 under the Spirii API.
This new version increases readability, introduces new transaction properties and improves the overall response structure and filtering capabilities.

šŸ“Œ New Endpoint:
GET /v2/transactions

šŸ“Œ New Endpoint:
GET /v2/transactions/{id}


āŒ What's Deprecated?

The old Transaction V1 endpoint is now deprecated under the Spirii Legacy API.

šŸ“Œ Deprecated Endpoint:
GET /v1/transactions

GET /v1/transactions/{id}

šŸ”” Action Required:
Partners using this endpoint should migrate to V2 as soon as possible.


šŸ”„ Key Changes & Improvements

ChangeTransaction V1Transaction V2
Data StructureN/AResponse structure changes:

- auth object has been added.
- location object now returns type, countryCode, isEligibleForRefund properties
- price object has been expanded to include VAT and tariff information
-user object has been replaced by appUserId
- chargingDetails has been added containing detailed charing information like charging status, state of charge meter start and stop values, and C02 emissions data
-company object has been added
- paymentStatus object has been added
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Data StructuremeterValues object contains all meter values meterValues has been deprecated and replaced by meterStart and meterStop properties inside the chargingDetails object
PaginationOffset-based Cursor-based for better scalability
Filtering Limited filtering optionsEnhanced filtering based on multiple fields: ongoing ,chargeBoxId ,evseId,locationType ,transactionType ,voucherId

šŸ“¢ Migration & Next Steps

  • All partners using V1 should transition to V2 as soon as possible.
  • The V1 endpoint will remain operational for now, but will be fully sunset at a later date (to be announced).
  • If you use V1, please update your integrations accordingly and reach out if you need support.

šŸ“Œ Breaking Changes Notice:
Some properties are not available in the V2 anymore and the structure has changes in a breaking manner, but if you are using V1, we strongly recommend migrating now to take advantage of the new capabilities and ensure long-term compatibility. See the API documentation for the full details.