---
title: "PublisherErrors (DEPRECATED)"
method: POST
path: "/publisher_errors/{business_id}"
tags: ["Presence"]
deprecated: true
---

# PublisherErrors (DEPRECATED)

`POST /publisher_errors/{business_id}`

> **Deprecated.**

⚠️ **DEPRECATED** - Please use [`POST /v2/diffusion_errors/{business_id}`](/api-reference/presence/get-diffusion-errors-for-a-business) instead.

This method retrieve a list of known errors associated with a publisher for a business, including detailed descriptions.

The request body is mandatory.

Providing an empty request body will return errors based on the business information stored in the database.

Providing a populated request body will return errors related to the specified fields and their values only.

## Path parameters

- `business_id` string, required

## Request body

- object — Request object
  - `name` string — The name of the business (POI) as it will appear on the publishing platforms
  - `org_id` integer — Unique identifier of an organization in Partoo.
  - `country` string — Business country - In the ISO 3166 alpha2 code format (i.e. use “FR” for France instead of "fr")
  - `zipcode` string, nullable — Zipcode (or postal code) for the business address. Can be empty if the business' country does not require one.
  - `city` string, nullable — The city where the business is located
  - `region` string, nullable — The region where the business is located. Can be empty, it is only useful for some countries like Italy or Spain among others.
  - `categories` string[] — A list of category ids mapped to the business. At least one category needs to be provided. For more information see [Categories section](/api-reference/categories/)
  - `code` string — The unique store code of the business. If not provided, it will be automatically generated
  - `status` 'open' | 'closed' | 'closed_temporarily' — Defines the current status of the business. `open` indicates the business is up and running. `closed` means that the business has definitely closed. `closed_temporarily` means that the business is temporarily closed, it is advised when your business is closed for more than one week, otherwise use the `specific_hours`
  - `address_full` string, nullable — Full address of the business. For example : `130 Rue du Mont-Cenis`.
  - `address2` string, nullable — Complement of address. Any additional information that could help better find the business location
  - `manual_lat` number, double — Latitude. Decimals are separated by a dot and not by a comma.
  - `manual_long` number, double — Longitude. Decimals are separated by a dot and not by a comma.
  - `lat` number, double — Latitude. Decimals are separated by a dot and not by a comma.
  - `long` number, double — Longitude. Decimals are separated by a dot and not by a comma.
  - `website_url` string, uri — The business own website url or the main url of the company.
  - `facebook_url` string, uri — Business Facebook page url
  - `twitter_url` string, uri — Business twitter page url
  - `description_short` string — A short description of the business. ⚠️ It is limited to 80 characters
  - `description_long` string — A more detailed description of the business. ⚠️ It is limited to 750 characters
  - `open_hours` OpenHours — The opening hours of the business (in its timezone). Opening hours are specified per weekday. This is done by supplying an object mapping weekdays ("monday", "tuesday", etc.) to a list of strings. These strings in turn represent time slots during which the business is open. For example, the following value would set the opening hours to between 08:00-15:00 in the afternoon and 18:00-23:00 in the evening on Mondays: `{"monday": ["08:00-15:00", "18:00-23:00"]}` To indicate that a business is open 24 hours for a specific weekday, use the value `["00:00-23:59"]`. ❗ This field is not mandatory, but if not provided then the business will not be pushed on some platforms (example: Google). If provided, then a schedule needs to be sent for each day in particular.
    - `monday` TimeWindow[], required — Open in the morning and in the evening `[10:00-14:00, 18:00-00:00]`. Closed the whole day `[]`
    - `tuesday` TimeWindow[], required — Open in the morning and in the evening `[10:00-14:00, 18:00-00:00]`. Closed the whole day `[]`
    - `wednesday` TimeWindow[], required — Open in the morning and in the evening `[10:00-14:00, 18:00-00:00]`. Closed the whole day `[]`
    - `thursday` TimeWindow[], required — Open in the morning and in the evening `[10:00-14:00, 18:00-00:00]`. Closed the whole day `[]`
    - `friday` TimeWindow[], required — Open in the morning and in the evening `[10:00-14:00, 18:00-00:00]`. Closed the whole day `[]`
    - `saturday` TimeWindow[], required — Open in the morning and in the evening `[10:00-14:00, 18:00-00:00]`. Closed the whole day `[]`
    - `sunday` TimeWindow[], required — Open in the morning and in the evening `[10:00-14:00, 18:00-00:00]`. Closed the whole day `[]`
  - `specific_hours` SpecificHours — Exceptional opening or closing times for the business (in its timezone). All exceptional days of the year, including temporarily closed, can be specified beforehand or on the go. For example: - Beforehand: bank holidays (like Christmas or Labor Day) - Unpredicted: COVID-19 exceptional situation Specific hours are defined by two values: - `open`, containing a list of days with exceptional *opening* hours - `close`, containing a list of days where the business is exceptionally closed all day These values in turn contain: - `starts_at` indicating the first date for which the exceptional hours are valid - `ends_at` indicating the last date (inclusive) for which the exceptional hours are valid - `open_hours` (only used for days with exceptional *opening* hours) indicating the actual time slots for the given period, following the same pattern as the time slots in `open_hours`
    - `open` object[], required
      - `starts_at` string
      - `ends_at` string
      - `open_hours` TimeWindow[]
    - `close` object[], required
      - `starts_at` string
      - `ends_at` string
  - `contacts` Contact[] — Specify how the clients can reach the persons in charge of the business in case they have questions.
    - `name` string — Contact full name
    - `email` string, email — Contact email
    - `phone_numbers` string[] — Contact phone numbers - Preferably in the format E.164 ('+33302060628' instead of '0302060628')
    - `fax` string — Contact fax
  - `photos` Photos — Business photos Each business can have one or more photos associated
    - `LOGO` string, uri — The logo image of the brand. On Google, for example, for businesses that have their basic information (phone number, hours, etc.), the Business Profile will highlight the logo.
    - `primary` string, uri — The business's main photo URL. On Google, for example, it represents the cover photo on the top of the profile.
    - `secondary` string[] — Additional photos that can highlight the features of the business.
  - `national_identification_number` string — The National Identification Number of the business. It describes a unique number for which the business is registered in a specific country. For example, in France, it's the SIRET code, or for Ireland, it's the CRO.

## Response `200`

OK

- PostPublisherErrorsResponse — This response structure identifies and details errors detected by publishers in specific sections and fields of business information edits. It is organized to clearly indicate which publisher reported an error for a particular piece of business information, along with a specific error code or message identifier.

## Other responses

- `401` — You are not authenticated
- `403` — You are not allowed to perform this action

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