Integration Specifications
This article will help you learn about how Daasity replicates data from KWI, limitations to the data we can extract and where the data is stored in the KWI schema
Integration Overview
KWI helps retailers maximize sales through their omni-channel platform, mobile POS, and inventory management system.
This document provides context on what kind of data is being gathered through this extractor, which endpoints that data is coming from, and how the extracted tables relate to each other.
Integration Availability
This integration is available for:
Enterprise
SFTP Export
The Daasity KWI extractor is built based on an export from the SFTP server. Once an SFTP connection with KWI is set up, Daasity can retrieve the CSV files to load data into the KWI schema.
In order for Daasity to load data from KWI, you must make a request to your KWI representative to setup an SFTP export.
Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
Click here to view the ERD for the Daasity KWI integration illustrating the different tables and keys to join across tables.
KWI Schema
The Daasity KWI extractor creates these tables using the SFTP export. The data is mapped from the SFTP Server to the table based on the mapping logic outlined in each table.
Customers
Endpoint: Customer
Update Method: UPSERT
Table Name: [
kwi.customers]
"Cust Num"
customer_id
"Email"
"First Name"
first_name
"Last Name"
last_name
"Address"
address
"Address 2", nullable: TRUE
address_2
"City"
city
"State"
state
"Zip"
zip
"Phone"
phone
"Home Store"
home_store_id
"Store Purchased"
purchased_store_id
"Sales Associate #"
sales_associate_id
"Sales Associate Name"
sales_associate_name
"Add Date", "%m/%d/%y"
added_date
"Last Purchase Date", "%m/%d/%y"
last_purchase_date
"Total Net Sales"
total_net_sales
"Email Opt-In"
email_opt_in
"Mail Opt-In"
mail_opt_in
Daasity: account_id
_account_id
Daasity: timestamp when loaded into DB
__synced_at
Order Customers
Endpoint: Order
Update Method: UPSERT
Table Name: [
kwi.order_customers]
"Customer #"
customer_id
"Customer Email"
customer_email
Daasity: account_id
_account_id
Daasity: timestamp when loaded into DB
__synced_at
Orders
Endpoint: Order
Update Method: UPSERT
Table Name: [
kwi.orders]
MD5("Transaction #" + "Store #" + "Terminal #" + "Employee Name")
order_id
"Date"
order_date
"Transaction #"
transaction_id
"Customer #"
customer_id
"Store #"
store_number
"Terminal #"
terminal_number
Daasity: account_id
_account_id
Daasity: timestamp when loaded into DB
__synced_at
Order Items
Endpoint: Order
Update Method: UPSERT
Table Name: [
kwi.order_items]
MD5("Transaction #" + "Store #" + "Terminal #" + "Employee Name")
order_id
MD5("Transaction #" + "Store #" + "Terminal #" + "Employee Name" + "Sku" + "Qty Purch")
order_item_id
"Sku"
sku
"Style #"
style_number
"Department"
department
"Class"
class
"Description"
description
"Color Code"
color_code
"Color"
color
"Size"
size
"Qty Purch"
quantity
"Cost"
cost
"Original Price"
original_price
"Retail/Markdown Price"
retail_markdown
"Sale Price"
sale_price
"Tot Cost"
total_cost
"Tot Ret/Markdown Price"
total_retail_markdown_price
"Tot Price"
total_price
"GM %"
gross_margin_pct
"Tot Tax"
total_tax
"Tax Rate"
tax_rate
"Tot Transaction"
total_transaction_amount
"Tot Discount"
total_discount_amount
"Discount %"
discount_pct
"Employee #"
employee_number
"Employee Name"
employee_name
"Sales Type"
sales_type
"Transaction Type"
transaction_type
"Pay Type"
pay_type
"Time"
transaction_time
"Discount Code"
discount_code
"Discount Description"
discount_description
"Discount Comment"
discount_comment
"Cashier Number"
cashier_number
"POS Promo"
pos_promo
"Origin of Product"
origin_of_product
"Return Reason Code"
return_reason
"Trans Code", gsub('='.''), gsub('"','')
trans_code
"Sub-Class Code", gsub('="',''), gsub('"','')
sub_class_code
"Sub-Dept", gsub('="',''), gsub('"','')
sub_department
"Original Store #"
original_store_number
"Original Terminal #"
original_terminal_number
"Original Trans #"
original_transaction_id
"Original Sales Date", "%m/%d/%y"
original_sales_date
Daasity: account_id
_account_id
Daasity: timestamp when loaded into DB
__synced_at
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