GraphQL Reference

Tells you the date according to the server. Useful for debugging.

Tells you the time according to the server. Useful for debugging.

Encode an ID. Generally used for composite IDs.

Decode an ID. Note: Not all IDs can decode.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

unused. do not use.

Get a specific object using it's type (__typename) and id.

If you are only interacting with a single type, consider using the type specific query if it exists. E.g. Query { order(orderId: $id) }.

🤖: If you need to keep the object's state up to date, see Subscription.object.

Get a specific Allocation using it's Id.

The Allocation's .id

Get a specific Backorder using it's Id.

The Backorder's .id

Get a specific Brand using it's Id.

The Brand's .id

Get a specific Channel using it's Id.

The Channel's .id

Get a specific Customer using it's Id.

The Customer's .id

Get a specific LineItem using it's Id.

The LineItem's .id

Get a specific Location using it's Id.

The Location's .id

Get a specific Note using it's Id.

The Note's .id

Get a specific Order using it's Id.

The Order's .id

Get a specific Product using it's Id.

The Product's .id

Get a specific PurchaseOrder using it's Id.

The PurchaseOrder's .id

Get a specific PurchaseOrderImport using it's Id.

The PurchaseOrderImport's .id

Get a specific PurchaseReturn using it's Id.

The PurchaseReturn's .id

Get a specific ReasonCode using it's Id.

The ReasonCode's .id

Get a specific ReceiveItem using it's Id.

The ReceiveItem's .id

Get a specific Return using it's Id.

The Return's .id

Get a specific Supplier using it's Id.

The Supplier's .id

Get a specific Transfer using it's Id.

The Transfer's .id

Get currency information.

Get enabled currencies.

Debug & understand money behavior using this.

Forward lookup to a lat/lng. Currently works on postal codes and localities in Australia.

Retrieve an attachment.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the object query instead.

Retrieve attachments of a specific type for an object.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the search query with a parent filter instead.

List attachments of a specific object.

Retrieve a URL to upload PUT new attachments. You must specify the object you are attaching the file/blob to. Optionally, you may provide the filename. If no file name is provided, one is randomly generated.

If NULL returns, you may not upload/attach against the given object.

See /docs/usage/attachments for workflow details.

Discover what documentation is available for a type, or specified object.

Who am I?

Use this query to work out your current authorization status and context. If an object is returned, you are authenticated, however it's up to you to work out if have an account selected, account user or not.

Retrieve an authkey

Login with an auth key (name tag) and pin

Switch to another account you have access to

Useful user defaults

Retrieve the current account, if one has been selected

Lists the accounts you currently have access to. Use it to know which accounts you can switch between

Retrieve the current account user, if you have selected your account, this is your user with in that account

⚠️ DEPRECATED

To select a specific AccountUser, use object() query instead. To get the current account user, use whoami() query instead.

List your account's users

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use search() query instead

If authenticated, returns the current user/you.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use whoami() query instead

List all the known countries.

Explore the known capabilities.

Retrieve a product by SKU.

List your account's locations

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the search() query with types: [Location] instead.

List a location's children

List a location's descendants

List locations with no parents

List the services available to you.

List integrations available to your selected account.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Integrations will be accessed via search, or similar.

List connections to integrations already made.

List your account's orders

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the search query with types: [Order] instead.

List your account's' orders allocated to a location

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the search() query with types: [Order] and a location filter instead.

Order status information.

Provides information on known Order statuses.

Retrieve inventory movements received

Retrieve an inventory

Retrieve a SKUs inventory

By default it will exclude the inventory of location's children

If account is enabled and children is true, inventory of location's children will be included

Inventory with conditions, i.e. damaged excluded by default, set filter none to include inventory with conditions. Only applicable if account is enabled for inventory condition

Retrieve a product's inventory

By default it will exclude the inventory of location's children

List inventory at a location!

Provide the location Id, include the inventory of location's children

Summarize inventory for a given SKU, and location IDs.

This will return summed quantities of on hand & ATP inventory. This is very useful for checkout when finalizing.

Do note, this will not error based on input, and will best effort summarize inventory. This can lead to 0 sums. The result will indicate locations IDs not used in summing. If critical consider the result invalid if there are unused locations.

Similar to inventorySummarize, but accepts a product ID instead of SKU

Retrieve an allocation's inventory

By default it will not include the inventory of location's children If children is true, inventory of location's children will be included

List quantity inbound and received for a purchase order Only parent locations included in the list, quantity includes location's children

List of assigned inventory at a Location

List of inventory items that can be used for assignment

This includes unassigned and items currently assigned

Start, or continue to retrieve the next suggested pick location for a wave/reserved pick.

Retrieve a list of items to pick

Retrieve a list of items reserved for a specific wave

Retrieve a list of items to put away from a location

Retrieve a list of items to put away from a location, with more freedom on which item can be selected first.

Start, or continue to retrieve the next suggested pick location for a wave pick of unassigned items.

Retrieve a list of unassigned items to pick

Retrieve a list of items for replenishment

Retrieve a printer

List your account's printers

List jobs having the given order ID

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the search() query instead.

List all orders that is part of a job

Retrieve list of available job configurations

Retrieve a (or a list of) recommended location to put away for a given item.

Retrieve next suggested pick location for a wave/reserved pick.

Preview what would be reserved for a wave/reserved pick.

A quick way to look up something via a barcode. All kinds of things could return. Beware.

List of purchase orders with incoming quantity for an SKU

🔍 Search on specific object types in Jungle. You must specify what types you are searching for.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the object() query with the collection .path instead.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the search() query instead.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Likely shouldn't use this long term?

List all customers from your Retail Express account

Get insight which can be embedded.

List insights which can be embedded.

Add tags to an object.

Remove tags from an object.

Set custom attributes on the target object.

Add a relationship to an object. This can be blocked for various reasons (reserved names, relation limit etc), however most relationships are allowed.

Remove a specific relationship from an object. If the target is the last member of a relationship group, the group is likely to be removed.

Disables an object.

Enables an object.

Ping the platform. This is useful for devices, integrations, connections, users etc.

Assign (either creates or alters) an external ID/alias against a Jungle object. 🤖: To remove an XID, see the xidUnassign mutation.

Unassign an external ID/alias. Removes it from Jungle. 🤖: To add or restore an XID, see the xidAssign mutation.

Set geo point (coordinates) on the target object.

Given a URL, Jungle will download and save it as an attachment.

Currently only GET HTTP requests are supported, and Jungle will follow redirects twice.

Attempt to send an attachment to a printer for printing. Note that the printer may not be able to print the specified attachment.

🔍 Export data of a specific data type in Jungle.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Do not use.

Attempt to send a document to a printer for printing. Note that the printer may not be able to print the specified documentation.

Create a note against an object in Jungle.

🤖: If you are trying to bring in comments, snippets or notes from another system, you should use the .xids field to store the external ID of the comment.

Mutation input for noteCreate

⚠️ DEPRECATED

not implemented. do not use

Create a new identity with web access

Update an existing identity

Upgrade an account user to a full user

Create an account user

Remove user access to an account without destroying their identity

Update your display name.

Upgrade account user to web user.

Invite an existing user into your account.

Create a new reason code.

Set capabilities on an object.

Set constraints on the capability in relation to the target object.

Create a new product. It can start with a just a barcode scan.

Update a products name and description.

Update a products SKU. Set sku NULL to remove.

Update a product's dimensions.

Update a product's weight.

Update a product's dangerous goods details.

Set the Harmonised System Code of a product

Update a product.

🤖: Optional fields that are not defined in the input will not be changed. ⚠️: Setting an input field to NULL will remove the value where possible. It is STRONGLY recommended you only explicitly set the fields you want to change.

Create a new location under your account.

Changes the postal address of the location, if it exists

Set your (the current user's) default location

Modify the sequence of a location.

Create a new channel.

Change the name of a channel.

Change the description of a channel.

Change the code of a channel.

Connect your account to an integration.

Create an integration with Jungle.

At first only the account this integration was created within may connect to this integration. For other accounts to connect to this integration, the integration will need to go though validation and publishing. You may only have a maximum of 10 unpublished / private integrations.

Cancel a specific amount of the provided line item.

Increment quantity of the provided line item. Only Order Line Item is supported at the moment.

Use this to create an allocation, which can be independent from any sales order or purchase order.

Associate an order line item with an allocation.

Move items from an allocation or unallocated line item to another allocation, if possible.

Allow fulfilment for the allocation.

Hold fulfilment for the allocation.

Change the fulfilment method of an allocation

Split out unassigned items from an allocation into a new allocation. This is useful to have the target allocation ready to be packed.

Create a backorder against an allocation line.

Input for backorderCreate.

Associate a purchase order line with a backorder.

Dissociate a backorder from it's linked purchase order line item.

Cancel a backorder. Must not have any Purchase Order lines associated to it.

Update quantity for a backorder.

Push an Order into Jungle with allocation groupings.

This allows you to specify how the order is split for fulfilment purposes.

If you're just sending all the items to one place, only send through one allocation with the all the line items.

Add a line item to an order. The added line item will be in a new allocation, with the most recently changed shipping address.

Set an order's fulfilment allowed.

Set an order's status

Cancels an order.

You can cancel an order in the following situations:

• There are no in progress fulfilments on the order.
• A reason is provided.

The most common reasons for canceling an order include the following:

• The payment was fraudulent.
• The customer changed their mind.
• The products order are not available.
• Shipping or handling faults leading to a refund.

The cancellation will change the status of the order, record a note, and an event of who cancelled and why.

Creates a new allocation against an Order

Associate an order line item with an allocation.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use allocationLineItemAssociate instead.

Move items from an allocation to another allocation, if possible.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use allocationLineItemMove instead.

Change the shipping address of an allocation

Set/override the location of an allocation. Be mindful, this can only be done if the allocation does not have fulfilments.

Change the fulfilment method of an allocation

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use allocationMethodSet instead.

Trigger routing logic for an order (if configured).

Set customer ID on an order.

Cancel a quantity of a line item on an order. If partial cancellation (only some of the line item qty), the line item will be split in two with the target line item having the remaining quantity, and a new line item being created with the cancelled quantity.

🤖: If you cannot cancel the line item, the mutation will fail. To know the reason, refer to the line item's .actions.

Create a new brand.

Update brand name.

Set the inventory of a product at a location.

This will assign the on hand quantity to the quantity provided.

Set the inventory of a SKU at a location.

This will assign the on hand quantity to the quantity provided.

Set the inventory at a location.

Allocate inventory at a location.

This is useful for holding inventory from ATP, but hasn't yet left your business.

Clear SKU allocations at a location.

This will reset the quantityAllocated to 0, clearing known allocations. As this can have process consequences, a reason MUST be provided for doing this.

Assign list of inventory to a target If inventory to to take from is provided it will be reassigned from it's current target if exist, to the new target.

Move inventory between locations.

This will decrement from the source (from), and increment at the destination (to).

Move multiple inventory between locations.

This will decrement from the source (from), and increment at the destination (to).

Update the inventory of a SKU at a location.

This will increment/decrement the on hand quantity using the quantity provided.

Create an inventory movement request of a SKU

Adjust assignment of a SKU at a location.

With the right quantity, it will potentially make the provided allocation eligible for automated allocation assignment again the next time it executes. As this can have process consequences, a reason MUST be provided for doing this.

Adjust the sequence number on SKU at a location level.

This will affect the order in which the inventory is listed for sequence-dependent operations (i.e: wave picking) whilst location sequencing is still in effect. Useful for overriding the default sequence of inventory, while respecting the location sequence (i.e: deferring an item to the end of a wave pick).

Only works when the inventory is reserved for an operation.

Update inventory preference.

Send raw data to a printer.

Be careful.

Sets your default printer, null to remove.

Create fulfilment from shipment

Adds relation to the allocation and create fulfilment from confirmed shipment

⚠️ DEPRECATED

This is to be handled as part of "shipmentCreate" mutation.

Device report weigh. Used by scales & balances (weighing devices) to report recorded weights. Using this on a device marks that device as having the weigh capability.

Create a picking job

Create a packing job

Create a configured job

Create a configured job for picking

Change the shipping address on the packing job.

Assign a pick location to a picking job (applicable to wave)

Add picked SKU to a pick job

Unpick a SKU in a pick job

Add items to a package in a pack job. Support multiple packages.

Pack assigned inventory at a location. Useful there are multiple items already collated into ready-to-pack containers.

Remove items from a package in a pack job. Support multiple packages.

Mark an allocation in a pack job as fulfilled

Completes a configured job

Add product by sku to a configured job

Remove a product item by sku from a configured job

Received product to a configured job

Increment inventory using available product

Set a reason code for the item

Upload attachment for the item (ie: Supporting documents, photo evidence, etc).

Update quantity to a job product

Assign available product to an allocation

Retrieve an allocation to assign for a given item.

Pick an item

Putaway an item

Move inventory between location

Create a new supplier.

Set name on a supplier

Set tax number on a supplier

Set currency on a supplier

Set the billing address on a supplier

Set restricted locations for this supplier to operate in

Remove restricted locations for this supplier allowing it to be used anywhere

Set a supplier to be used for the entire job

Override a supplier for a specific product in job

Create a new purchase order.

Add line item to purchase order.

Update line item on existing purchase order.

Remove line item from purchase order.

Update existing purchase order reference.

Update existing purchase order dates.

Update existing purchase order description.

Update existing purchase order supplier.

Update existing purchase order supplier.

Update existing purchase order prices.

Update existing purchase order locations.

Update existing purchase order status.

Update existing purchase order supplier invoice reference.

Add receive item to purchase order.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use receiveItemReconcile instead.

Update receive item on existing purchase order.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use receiveItemReconcile instead.

Remove receive item from purchase order.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use receiveItemUnreconcile instead.

Set a purchase order to be used for the entire job

Override a purchase order for a specific product in job

Import multiple purchase orders from CSV. Check on the progress of the import using the purchaseOrderImport query.

Create a new purchase return.

Add line item to purchase return.

Approve a purchase return.

Receive items into inventory.

The locations must have the store capability enabled, and must be child locations. Note that if any of the items are reconcilable, and cannot be reconciled, the creation will be rejected.

Reconcile a received item.

Un-reconcile a received item.

Transfer Create.

Transfer products between two locations, as a request, and to be managed like a sales order etc.

Create a new return.

Mark a return as accepted.

Cancel a return.

Set tracking details for a return.

Create a new customer.

Update a customer.

🤖: Optional fields that are not defined in the input will not be changed. ⚠️: Setting an input field to NULL will remove the value. It is STRONGLY recommended you only explicitly set the fields you want to change.

Creates a webhook subscription to the given action. Whenever the even type happens, we'll call the URL. On failure retry in +1min, +10min, +1hr, +6hr, then once per day for 7 days

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Disabled. Contact us for alternatives.

Removes any webhooks matching the given URL with in your account

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Disabled. Contact us for alternatives.

Split out unassigned items from an allocation into a new allocation.

This is useful to have the target allocation ready to be packed.

NOTE: Nothing will happen if all items are assigned.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use allocationSplitUnassigned instead.

Split an allocation into two by breaking out quantities of its line items into a new allocation

Creates a new fulfilment collection under an order

Change the state of a collection

Shipment creation, as part of fulfilling an order, and generally an allocation.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use the shipmentCreate() mutation instead.

Creates a Draft shipment.

While in Draft, the shipment can be built/updated out to be valid.

Normally a part of fulfilling an order, and generally an allocation.

Once the Shipment no longer has errors. Call the shipmentConfirm mutation.

Updates a Draft shipment.

🤖: Use the shipmentPackageUpdate mutation to update shipment packages.

Updates the service on a Draft shipment.

This will reject on shipments not in Draft.

Shipment package add.

Adds a package to Draft shipment.

Shipment package remove.

Removes a package from Draft shipment.

Shipment package update.

This updates the individual shipment package while shipment is Draft.

🤖: Use shipmentPackageAdd mutation to add new packages.

Shipment confirmation.

Can only be successfully called if the shipment is Draft, and with out errors. This will lock in the shipment, and attempt to send it to 3rd party service provider. If it fails, the shipment will error (Draft), and be available for editing once again.

Shipment label.

Generate shipment label for confirmed shipment

Shipment tracking.

Start tracking a confirmed shipment. This mutation must be called before shipment tracking details can be retrieved.

Refresh status of a single order

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Order statuses are refreshed based on events in the Jungle platform

Connect your Australia Post account

Connects a RetailExpress account to your account

Send an order to the connected Retail Express account

Connects a AmxAllocation account to your account

Connects a McLeod account to your account

Sends an order to McLeod, through a nominated connection

Connect your Sendle account! This will fail if the credentials are invalid, or the sendle account is not set up.

Connect your Shippit account! Will reject if the credentials are invalid, or the account is not set up.

Connect your Starshipit account! Will reject if the credentials are invalid, or the account is not set up.

Set the version of the Sparesbox allocation engine to use

Update a supplier product.

⚠️: Setting an input field to NULL will remove the value. It is STRONGLY recommended you only explicitly set the fields you want to change.

Broadcasts the server time every ~sec.

Useful to test your connection.

Triggered when the matching object changes in some way. 🤖: This a useful way to keep state synchronized. ❗: You may be notified of changed state even when the changed data is not what you're requesting from the API.

Triggered when the matching event occurs.

The accounts id

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

Used for URLs and other publicly shown unique identifiers of an account. The value is not guaranteed to stay the same over time.

The name of the account.

When the account was created.

Configuration for this account.

GS1 Company Prefix If the company has a prefix, used for GLN, and other GS1 compatibilities. https://www.gs1.org/standards/id-keys/company-prefix

Custom attributes on the account. 🤖: Modify with attribute* mutations.

A single key from the account's custom attributes.

Tip: Use GraphQL aliases to fetch attributes as your own properties. See https://graphql.org/learn/queries/#aliases Usage: companyWebsite: attributeValue(input: { attributeId: "website" }).

Information on user list results

The action's human readable name/title.

A unique code for the action. Used to identify the action in logic/software.

The higher the priority, the more important the action is, so show it sooner.

Whether the action is enabled or not. Disabled (false) actions should show as disabled in the UI.

A reason why the action is disabled. Show to the user if they interact with the disabled action.

The object Id that was deleted.

The .__typename of the object the was deleted.

When the object (subject) was deleted.

The human, integration, device etc that deleted this object.

The account the object was deleted in.

If true, do not save/keep this event.

The event's custom attributes. These are optional, and are not always present.

An ID for this allocation

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

The name of the allocation. e.g. #000001-A01

The desired fulfilment method for this allocation

The destination for these line items.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use location instead.

The explicit pick up location

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use lineItemsConnection instead.

The total number of products within the allocation.

The service code to use to fulfil the allocation with.

The service code originally requested on the allocation.

If false, prevent allocation to be fulfilled (if enabled for account).

Whether this allocation is fulfilled or not.

Relationships the allocation has.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

DO NOT USE! This will return @deprecated in most cases.

Where this allocation came from. e.g. a sales order, or a supplier return etc. Use this to find the order the allocation belongs to.

Actions the current user can perform on this allocation.

Tags on the Allocation.

Custom attributes on the object.

A single key from the allocation's custom attributes.

Tip: Use GraphQL aliases to fetch attributes as your own properties. See https://graphql.org/learn/queries/#aliases Usage: accountingApproved: attributeValue(input: { attributeId: "approvedbyaccounting" }).

When the allocation was created.

When this allocation was modified.

If the allocation can be moved/modified

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .actions to know what you can and can not do with this allocation.

The allocation line item ID.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

The quantity of the referenced line item belonging to this allocation.

The quantity of the referenced line item that has been fulfilled, if known.

The line item this allocation line item references (uses for source data)

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Do not use. Use .lineItemV2 instead.

The line item this allocation line item references (uses for source data)

The allocation this allocation line item references (uses for source data)

Actions that can be performed on this allocation line item by the current user.

When this allocation line item was created.

When this allocation line item was modified.

Tags on the AllocationLineItem.

Additional custom attributes on the allocation line item. 🤖: Modify with attribute* mutations.

A single key from the allocation line item's custom attributes.

Tip: Use GraphQL aliases to fetch attributes as your own properties. See https://graphql.org/learn/queries/#aliases Usage: plasticColor: attributeValue(input: { attributeId: "pcolor" }).

The backorders for this allocation

Allocation Line Item Id

Allocation Id

When the event was emitted.

The Id of the account the event occurred within.

An idempotency key for this event. This will be unique for each attempt for a allocation line item move.

The human, integration, device etc that created this event.

The amount changed.

Info on the number of allocations that can be listed

The allocation Id.

When the allocation method was set.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .subject instead.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .subject instead.

The allocation Id.

When the allocation method was set.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .subject instead.

The method the allocation was changed too.

If the allocation had a service code, what is was prior.

Might explain why the allocation was not found

Locations to which items required by this allocation assigned.

The AMX Allocation connection's Id.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

The AMX Allocation connection's name

Connection ID for sending orders to Retail Express

Connection ID for sending orders to McLeod

This will always be AmxAllocation for AMX Allocation connections!

Toggle on if you want this connection to be enabled or not

Is this connection working?

When we connected to the engine for the first time

Who connected to the engine

The connection's ID.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

The connection's name

Integration details, for branding naming etc

If this connection is to be used or not. 🤖: Control with the toggle* mutations.

Is the connection working, or not.

Unique attachment Id.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Type will no longer be an enum, instead rely on the content type of the file.

Base64-encoded version of the attachment.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Obtaining attachment data via the API will no longer be possible. This will return "", and then later removed.

A list of tags.

The asset this attachment belongs to.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use relations.parent instead.

When the attachment was created (uploaded).

The name.

File details of the attachment. If the attachment is a file.

Custom attributes on the account. 🤖: Modify with attribute* mutations.

A single key from the attachment's custom attributes.

Tip: Use GraphQL aliases to fetch attributes as your own properties. See https://graphql.org/learn/queries/#aliases Usage: csvLines: attributeValue(input: { attributeId: "csvLines" }).

Image details. If the attachment can be considered an image, or can be rendered as one this will not be NULL.

Any attachments found

Information on the number of attachments to be listed

Any attachments found

Information on the number of attachments to be listed

The classification for the address

The address lines for the address

The suburb for the address

The postcode for the address

The state code for the address

The country code for the address

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

The connection's name

Australia Post customer account number

Integration details, for branding naming etc

If this is test connection or not!

Toggle on if you want this connection to be enabled or not

Is this connection working

The beginning validity date when the charge account can be used

The ending validity date when the charge account can be used

One or more addresses associated with the account

Additional information associated with the account

The postage products and services that can be used with this account

Whether the charge account has an expired contract

The ID issued to a merchant as part of the setup process

Whether the merchant's account is credit blocked. Any account with this status will be forbidden from creating shipments or orders

The name for the postage product

The product group name. Used for generating labels for items that reference the postage product

The code that Australia Post uses to reference the postage product

Options available for the postage product

Specific information related to the location’s contract for this product

The limit on transit cover amounts when authority to leave is selected

Additional shipment features available for the product and its corresponding prices

Additional item features available for the product and its corresponding prices

The beginning validity date for when this product can be used

The ending validity date for when this product can be used

Whether the product can or cannot be used for this location

Whether volumetric pricing is applicable for this product

If volumetric pricing is applicable, the cubing factor to be applied in the calculation

The maximum number of items that can receive the discount price for the product

A unique string that identifies the type of feature

Additional attributes relevant to the feature

Indicates whether the feature is automatically included with the product

Whether the option for 'authority to leave' is available for the postage product

Whether the option for 'signature on delivery' is available for the postage product

Whether Dangerous Goods can be sent with this postage product

A unique string that identifies the type of feature

Indicates whether the feature is automatically included with the product

The raw barcode data

Documents for this authkey

When the name tag was created.

See https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/admin/create-custom-tokens#sign_in_using_custom_tokens_on_clients

See https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/admin/create-custom-tokens#sign_in_using_custom_tokens_on_clients

The backorder's unique identifier.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

The order allocation line this backorder belongs to.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .allocationLineItem instead.

The allocation line item this backorder belongs to.

The purchase order lines this backorder relates to.

The quantity specified to backorder.

The quantity ordered via purchase order lines.

Indicates if a backorder is a purchasing candidate or not. To list these:

search(
  input: {
    types: Backorder
    filter: [{ field: "purchasable", eq: { value: "true" } }]
  }
) ...

The reason specified for the backorder.

The location of the backorder.

The backorder's known external IDs.

If this backorder is active.

If this backorder is a draft.

If this backorder is deleted.

If this backorder is cancelled.

Tags on the backorder.

The user who created the backorder.

When the backorder was modified last, if at all.

When the backorder was created.

A list of backorders. if any.

Raw data in the barcode

symbology

The brand's identifier.

Full path to the brand.

⚠️ DEPRECATED

Use .id instead.

Brand's name.

Brand sender information. Used to override shipment sender information on orders with a channel using this brand.

When the brand was created in Jungle.