Some of the more involved Lecayla data structures for Ruby Soap implementation

@auth_header = { :authenticationHeader => { :user => {:xmlattr_id => login_id, :xmlattr_password => login_password}}}

createCustomer:
    billing_period = { :xmlattr_unit => period, :xmlattr_dayOffset => day }  # Period is MONTH, WEEK, YEAR
    billing_address = { :line1 => bill_line_1, :line2 => bill_line_2, :city => bill_city, 
                        :stateCounty => bill_state, :postalCode => bill_zip, 
                        :countryCode => bill_country, :phone => bill_phone}
    credit_card = { :type => bill_cc_type, :number => ccnumber, :holderName => bill_cc_holder_name,  # type is VISA, AMEX, MASTERCARD
                    :expiryDate => expire_year+'-'+expire_month, :securityCode => cvv,
                    :billingAddress => billing_address }
    payment_method = { :xmlattr_name => 'CREDIT CARD (TEST)', :creditCard => credit_card }  # name is the method Lecayla sets up for you
    contact_address = { :line1 => contact_line_1, :line2 => contact_line_2, :city => contact_city, :stateCounty => contact_state, 
                :postalCode => contact_zip, :countryCode => contact_country, :phone => contact_phone }  # country code is the ISO formatted 2 letter country code
    customer_data = { :name => account_company_name, :customerAlias => customer_alias, :emailAddress => account_email,
                      :accountTimeZone => 'CST6CDT', :billingPeriod => billing_period,
                      :vendorDistributionEmails => 'support@something.com',
                      :customerDistributionEmails => account_email,
                      :externalAccountId => client_id, :contactAddress => contact_address,
                      :paymentMethod => payment_method
                      }
   params = @auth_header.merge(:customerData => customerData)
   

createCustomerContract:
   customerContract = {:customerContractData => { :customerAlias => customerAlias, :name => name, :productKey => @product_key, :tariffPlanName => product, 
                       :duration => { :value => 50, :unit => 'YEAR' }}}
   params = @auth_header.merge(customerContract)

sendUsageEvent:
This one completely depends upon what your resources are.  In our example it is called Widgets
   usageEvent = {:xmlattr_type => 'Widgets', :field => [
                    {:name => 'resourceName', :value => userName},
                    {:name => 'resourceInstance', :value => id},
                    {:name => 'customerAlias', :value => customerAlias},
                    {:name => 'state', :value => status},
                  ] }
   params = @auth_header.merge(:productKey => @product_key, :usageEvent => usageEvent)