Export Document Set

Downloads one document set as a file — the same documents, cards, and numbers as the reconcile details screen, snapshotted at the current result.

format=json (the default) returns the export document; format=csv returns the flattened form described below. Content-Disposition carries the filename, for example INV-500.reconciliation.json. Numbers are strings so quantities and amounts do not round.

The CSV form has 18 columns. Each comparison writes a comparison row (source value, compared value, remaining, excess and status), followed by one match row per matched target (matches_document_identifier, matches_row_id, matches_value). Use the kind column to tell them apart; columns that do not apply to a row are empty. Column names follow the JSON:

kind,document_identifier,row_id,name,comparison_rule_name,target_group_name,source_value,compared_value,remaining,excess,status,matches_document_identifier,matches_row_id,matches_value,fulfillment_claim_status,fulfillment_allocated_amount,fulfillment_residual_amount,fulfillment_competing_document_set_ids
comparison,INV-500,23,Quantity check,Qty vs Purchase order,Purchase order,50,50,,,RECONCILED,,,,,,,
match,INV-500,23,Quantity check,Qty vs Purchase order,Purchase order,,,,,,PO-500,23,50,,,,

The JSON body follows staple.reconciliation.document-set.export/v1 (https://schemas.staple.ai/reconciliation/document-set-export/v1). New fields are additive, so check schema before parsing. The example below is a one-card, one-target export; the schema is the full contract.

Requires reconciliation v2 on the organisation; other tenants receive 404.