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Bulk rollout

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/api/public/my-display-bulk-rollouts

Create a new rollout(s) for a specified programs on specified devices or/and organizations. There are 3 options to use the API.
1. Default configurations: If no MyDisplay templates are provided (myDisplayTemplateIds) then System Default Template is used to generate MyDisplays. The minimal parameters in this case are: what needs to be rolled out cookingProgramIds or/and adminCookingProgramIds, where 'deviceIds' or/and 'groupIds', and when 'releaseDate' or/and 'rolloutDate'.
System Default Template can be additionally modified by standardCookingProgramIds, password, locale, countryCuisineId, deleteAllPrograms and systemShortcuts properties.


2. Default MyDisplay templates: Default MyDisplay templates can be defined via ConnectedCooking. When there is defined a default template for a device family then the minimal parameters in this case are: what needs to be rolled out cookingProgramIds, where 'deviceIds' or/and 'groupIds', and when 'releaseDate' or/and 'rolloutDate'. All other properties will be ignored for that device family.


3. Providing explicitly MyDisplay template IDs: The myDisplayTemplateIds must be provided with specified IDs of a custom MyDisplay templates form the ConnectedCooking. Those templates will be taken with priority before the default MyDisplay templates per device family. The minimal parameters in this case are: what needs to be rolled out cookingProgramIds, where 'deviceIds' or/and 'groupIds', when 'releaseDate' or/and 'rolloutDate', and 'myDisplayTemplateIds' for the custom configurations. All other properties will be ignored for that device family.


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This API is only available if you have the ERP-API feature enabled. It is not available in the Basic-API level. See API access for more details.

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In case 2 and 3 - when a mydisplay template is used (default or provided in the request), then the programs will be placed on the dynamic screen defined in the profile of the MyDisplay template.

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