Required scopes:
locations_readThe city of the location’s address.
The company name associated with the location.
The country code, e.g. “US”.
When the record was created.
Per-product inventory levels held at this location. Requires:
inventory_readArguments Forward pagination cursor — returns items after it. Pass an edges[].cursor or pageInfo.endCursor from a previous page.
Backward pagination cursor — returns items before it. Pass an edges[].cursor or pageInfo.startCursor from a previous page.
Forward pagination: returns the first N items (max 100, default 25). Use with after; mutually exclusive with last/before.
Backward pagination: returns the last N items (max 100, default 25). Use with before; mutually exclusive with first/after.
Fields The list of edges (each a node plus its pagination cursor). Opaque cursor for this item; pass to after/before to page from here.
The nodes in this page, without the edge/cursor wrapper — a convenience over edges. The quantity available to sell.
The quantity that can be built from components.
The quantity committed to existing orders.
When the record was created.
The id of this inventory level.
A fulfillment-oriented view of the product, readable by anyone who can see this level (e.g. a 3PL). For the full product, use product. Requires: inventory_readThe location these inventory levels are held at. Requires: locations_readThe full product these inventory levels are for. Only readable by the account that owns the product; use inventoryProduct otherwise. Requires: products_readThe total quantity on hand at the location.
The quantity reserved across all reservation buckets.
When the record was last updated.
Pagination metadata for the current page. Cursor of the last edge in this page; pass to after to page forward.
Whether more items exist after this page (drives forward pagination with first/after).
Whether more items exist before this page (drives backward pagination with last/before).
Cursor of the first edge in this page; pass to before to page backward.
The location’s display name.
The contact phone number for the location.
The postal or ZIP code, e.g. “84101”.
The state or province code, e.g. “UT”.
The first line of the street address.
The second line of the street address.
When the record was last updated.
