Use this when you hold an establishment.id: it starts a job to build a PDF report of an establishment's data, and returns a request_id. Use it when you do not want to hold a connection open. To build the report in one call, use Get a PDF report with no request_id. For an account, use Request an account PDF report.

Lifecycle: POST returns 201 and a request_id. Poll the GET route with that request_id: 425 means not ready, and 200 returns pdf_report_url. If you send callback_url, Coris posts the result when it is done, as Handle async requests explains.

sequenceDiagram
  accTitle: Request a PDF report sequence diagram
  accDescr: Request a PDF report. You send POST .../merchant_profiler_pdf_report/. Coris replies 201 request_id. You send GET ?request_id=... Coris replies 425 no data yet. You send GET ?request_id=... Coris replies 200 complete. Coris sends POST callback_url, if sent.
  participant You
  participant Coris
  You->>Coris: POST .../merchant_profiler_pdf_report/
  Coris-->>You: 201 request_id
  You->>Coris: GET ?request_id=...
  Coris-->>You: 425 no data yet
  You->>Coris: GET ?request_id=...
  Coris-->>You: 200 complete
  Coris->>You: POST callback_url, if sent