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83adad04-02db-4dae-a5da-50b15d5fedbc,CapitalInsuranceAccount 95e3bf07-3f18-4f35-9365-1a8339493e78,HouseAccountingAccount 9c296549-41c9-4aef-bd48-e9602584f098,IPSAccount 2848b95f-8bf4-462e-8db3-2020f049e184,HouseSystemAccount 4d639562-1234-4b05-ba97-f4da03542278,HoldingAccount 20af188c-f6be-4fb7-9ae1-9d579143ea32,InheritedIRAAccount 8364af96-6a26-45a9-8e8e-3a3eaf91029e,FundAccount bc610399-c33f-4681-a443-8886947692d8,ISKAccount f2fa06d2-ff2c-4d4a-9a21-cb77157f41c3,CounterpartyAccount cdc125ed-78c6-41a0-b385-f253144539ed,HouseCustodyAccount |
For the currency code I will navigate to System Data -> Currencies in the GUI of BFS to see what currencies are available.
I will use SEK as my currency of choice.
With the code below I will create the new account and write the returned account number in the console.
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//Create a new account with the CreateAccount method
var client = new BFSServiceReference.bfsapiSoapClient();
var credentials = new BFSServiceReference.Credentials()
{
UserName = bfsusername, //Username of administrative user in your instance of BFS
Password = bfspassword, //Password of the administrative user in your instance of BFS
};
var response = client.CreateAccounts(new BFSServiceReference.CreateAccountRequest()
{
Credentials = credentials,
identify = bfsidentifier, //Identifier is a unique token for your instance of BFS
Entities = new[]
{
new Account()
{
AccountTypeKey = "HoldingAccount",
Owner = bnuserbrickid,
OwnerAccountLabel = "Test",
BaseCurrencyCode = "SEK",
ExternalReference = "123456789",
AccountStatus = 1,
RequestReference = "My system reference"
}
}
});
foreach (var c in response.Entities)
{
Console.WriteLine(c.AccountNo);
} |
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10000685 |
And this is how it looks in BFS.
