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The Partner API provides a set of hardcoded test accounts in the test environment. Each account is pinned to a single point in the order and contract lifecycle, so you can build and verify your integration against every state — including error and edge cases — without submitting real orders or triggering any grid operation processes. For every test account, the customer number and contract number are identical and include the state suffix (for example D0000004_Delivery). Pass the full value, suffix and all, wherever an endpoint expects a customerNumber or contractNumber.
Test accounts return deterministic, synthetic data. They exist only in the test environment (test-api.rabot-charge.de) and never appear in production.

Available Accounts

Each account maps to one order state and its corresponding delivery state. The Scenario column describes what the account is designed to help you test.
For GET /partner/v1/orders and GET /partner/v1/orders/{contractNumber}, the Scenario text above is returned in the response-envelope message field, so you can confirm which account you are hitting. The /contracts, /metrics, and dayaheadworkingprice endpoints keep their own message semantics.

Supported Endpoints

The test accounts resolve on the following read endpoints:
Test orders are only returned from GET /partner/v1/orders/:contractNumber when you explicitly filter by a test account’s contract number. They never appear in unfiltered order lists, so they won’t pollute your normal integration flows.

Behaviour Notes

Null delivery state

For D0000001_Open and D0000002_Processing, the order has been exported but no delivery state has been reported yet. On these accounts the entire deliveryState object is null — not just deliveryState.state. Handle the object being absent, not merely a null inner field.

End of delivery

endDateOfDelivery is only populated for D0000006_Cancelled (2026-09-30). All other accounts return null.

Quick Start

Fetch the happy-path contract to confirm your credentials and base URL are wired up correctly:
From there, swap the account in the path to walk through each order state your integration needs to handle — D0000007_Rejected for the denial path, D0000006_Cancelled for terminations, D0000009_Unspecified for defensive edge-case handling.