Example of Creating Inventory Adjustment PUT and Release Action

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var authApi = new AuthApi(siteURL, requestInterceptor: RequestLogger.LogRequest, responseInterceptor: RequestLogger.LogResponse);

AuthApi.OAuthScope scope = AuthApi.OAuthScope.API;
var configuration = authApi.ReceiveAccessToken(IC.AcumaticaClientID, IC.AcumaticaSecret, IC.AcumaticaUserID, IC.AcumaticaPwd, scope);
authApi.Configuration = configuration;

//Insert the Login code here.... 

//The configuration object is used in all of the remaining API calls.
//Once Logged In, we can populate the InventoryAdjustmentDetail object with the transaction details:

var inventoryadjapi = new InventoryAdjustmentApi(configuration); List<InventoryAdjustmentDetail> adjDetails = new List<InventoryAdjustmentDetail>();
adjDetails.Add(new InventoryAdjustmentDetail
{
     InventoryID = new StringValue { Value = "AALEGO500" },
     LocationID = new StringValue { Value = "R1S1" },
     WarehouseID = new StringValue { Value = "WHOLESALE" },
     ReasonCode = new StringValue { Value = "INADJUST" },
     Qty = new DecimalValue { Value = 7},
     LotSerialNbr = new StringValue { Value = "" },
     UOM = new StringValue { Value = "EA" }
});

//Once all of the detail lines are populated, we can create the header, InventoryAdjustment object, and //add the details to it:
InventoryAdjustment adjdoc = new InventoryAdjustment
{
    Date = new DateTimeValue { Value = "12/22/2022"},
    Hold = new BooleanValue { Value = false },
    Details = adjDetails
};

//Next, the data is saved by performing the PUT command.
InventoryAdjustment newadjdoc = inventoryadjapi.PutEntity(adjdoc, "ReferenceNbr");

//And finally, the Release Action is invoked to finish the job.
inventoryadjapi.WaitActionCompletion(inventoryadjapi.InvokeAction(new
                                     ReleaseAdjustment(newadjdoc)));