Customer.md

Customer

a customer

Properties

Name	Type	Description	Notes
antifraud_info	CustomerAntifraudInfo		[optional]
corporate	bool	It is a value that allows identifying if the email is corporate or not.	[optional] [default to False]
custom_reference	str	It is an undefined value.	[optional]
date_of_birth	str	It is a parameter that allows to identify the date of birth of the client.	[optional]
email	str	An email address is a series of customizable characters followed by a universal Internet symbol, the at symbol (@), the name of a host server, and a web domain ending (.mx, .com, .org, . net, etc).
default_payment_source_id	str	It is a parameter that allows to identify in the response, the Conekta ID of a payment method (payment_id)	[optional]
default_shipping_contact_id	str	It is a parameter that allows to identify in the response, the Conekta ID of the shipping address (shipping_contact)	[optional]
fiscal_entities	List[CustomerFiscalEntitiesRequest]		[optional]
metadata	Dict[str, object]		[optional]
name	str	Client's name
national_id	str	It is a parameter that allows to identify the national identification number of the client.	[optional]
payment_sources	List[CustomerPaymentMethodsRequest]	Contains details of the payment methods that the customer has active or has used in Conekta	[optional]
phone	str	Is the customer's phone number
plan_id	str	Contains the ID of a plan, which could together with name, email and phone create a client directly to a subscription	[optional]
shipping_contacts	List[CustomerShippingContacts]	Contains the detail of the shipping addresses that the client has active or has used in Conekta	[optional]
subscription	SubscriptionRequest		[optional]

Example

from conekta.models.customer import Customer

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of Customer from a JSON string
customer_instance = Customer.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(Customer.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
customer_dict = customer_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of Customer from a dict
customer_from_dict = Customer.from_dict(customer_dict)

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