

In the Notes field include the words Lightspeed OnSite GSX Setup to ensure correct setup of your GSX account. Do not select GSXUT, which is the default option.ĪPIs Required: PartsLookup, WarrantyStatus. Enter the GSX account info and specify the following in these fields:Įnvironment: GSX Production. Make sure that the User ID entered is the same user ID created in the previous steps. Submit the request form to have API access enabled by selecting the Production environment. Verify that the Apple ID has access to GSX under your SoldTo. You can use an existing Apple ID.Īpply for GSX access to your SoldTo account in GSX. To request a GSX accountĬreate a unique AppleID to be used when accessing GSX. You must then request that the Can Access Web Services privilege is added to this GSX account by Apple. Apple recommends that you set up a new GSX account for doing OnSite GSX lookups. Lightspeed OnSite requires a GSX account to enable warranty and parts lookups.

#Lightspeed onsite api serial number#
You enter the serial number to look up and OnSite accesses the GSX database and returns the warranty status of the serial number and a list of parts that can be ordered for the equipment.

OnSite helps you instantly access the GSX database for warranty and service parts lookups. GSX Web Services is a data exchange that enables partners to integrate their applications with GSX. Global Service Exchange (GSX) is Apple’s single service, repair and order management tool for Apple partners to provide service business with Apple worldwide.
