Data to be used to create the appropriate emission estimate.

When true, the emission estimate refers to an actual transaction document for goods or services and will be included in Lune analytics and can be included in any CO2 emissions reporting.

This property exists to distinguish generic estimates, quotes or forecasts from actual transaction documents that have occured.

You can mark an estimate as a transaction document at any time.

This property captures the exact date and time at which the transaction document was recorded and processed.

If a value is provided when creating or updating an estimate we use the value. Otherwise defaults to the current time when creating estimates and remains unchanged when updating estimates.

This property must be formatted as RFC 3339, section 5.6 timestamp.

Examples:

• 2023-12-01T12:30:30.000Z
• 2023-12-01T12:30:30Z
• 2023-12-01T11:30:30+01.00

A name to reference this calculation.

Bundle selection percentages.

The sum of all percentages must equal 100.

If not specified, the preconfigured allocation ratios are going to be used.

If, for each selection, percentage is not provided, the selection is divided equally (best effort) between bundles. percentage must be provided for all or none of the bundles.

Selects to which precision to truncate quantities specific to carbon offsetting.

An arbitrary dictionary (key-value pairs) to store application-specific information.

Lune doesn't use this information for order processing. Its purpose is for the API clients to be able to attach arbitrary information (to an order for example) and then retrieve it.

Account-unique identifier provided by the client.

idempotency_key has two purposes:

1. Clients can safely retry estimate requests without accidentally performing the same operation multiple times.
2. Clients can use idempotency_key to reconcile estimates with entities on their system.

An amount of money (the fractional part is optional)

ISO 4217 3 character currency code.

Note: Lune supports most but not all currency codes.

Merchant from whom the goods or services the purchase was made

Individual diet. Used to better estimate food-related purchases.

Controls how geographical constraints are interpreted and if a fallback is performed. For example, how fields like country_code and region are interpreted.

• never (the default) means no fallback is performed and only emission factors that match the specified geographical area are returned.
• always means the emission factors for related geographic areas are unconditionally included in the results.

An arbitrary dictionary (key-value pairs) to store application-specific information.

Lune doesn't use this information for order processing. Its purpose is for the API clients to be able to attach arbitrary information (to an order for example) and then retrieve it.

Account-unique identifier provided by the client.

idempotency_key has two purposes:

1. Clients can safely retry estimate requests without accidentally performing the same operation multiple times.
2. Clients can use idempotency_key to reconcile estimates with entities on their system.

The emission calculation unique identifier

Line items for the transaction document estimate. At least one line item will always exist.

When true, the emission estimate refers to an actual transaction document for goods or services and will be included in Lune analytics and can be included in any CO2 emissions reporting.

This property exists to distinguish generic estimates, quotes or forecasts from actual transaction documents that have occured.

You can mark an estimate as a transaction document at any time.

This property captures the exact date and time at which the transaction document was recorded and processed.

If a value is provided when creating or updating an estimate we use the value. Otherwise defaults to the current time when creating estimates and remains unchanged when updating estimates.

This property must be formatted as RFC 3339, section 5.6 timestamp.

Examples:

• 2023-12-01T12:30:30.000Z
• 2023-12-01T12:30:30Z
• 2023-12-01T11:30:30+01.00

The estimate's unique identifier

An arbitrary dictionary (key-value pairs) to store application-specific information.

Lune doesn't use this information for order processing. Its purpose is for the API clients to be able to attach arbitrary information (to an order for example) and then retrieve it.

Account-unique identifier provided by the client.

idempotency_key has two purposes:

1. Clients can safely retry estimate requests without accidentally performing the same operation multiple times.
2. Clients can use idempotency_key to reconcile estimates with entities on their system.

The emission calculation unique identifier

Line items for the transaction document estimate. At least one line item will always exist.

When true, the emission estimate refers to an actual transaction document for goods or services and will be included in Lune analytics and can be included in any CO2 emissions reporting.

This property exists to distinguish generic estimates, quotes or forecasts from actual transaction documents that have occured.

You can mark an estimate as a transaction document at any time.

This property captures the exact date and time at which the transaction document was recorded and processed.

If a value is provided when creating or updating an estimate we use the value. Otherwise defaults to the current time when creating estimates and remains unchanged when updating estimates.

This property must be formatted as RFC 3339, section 5.6 timestamp.

Examples:

• 2023-12-01T12:30:30.000Z
• 2023-12-01T12:30:30Z
• 2023-12-01T11:30:30+01.00