Hi @SBD Thanks for your answer, but I need to use the Location_id to identify open orders, because I have some warehouses, each warehouse has different orders, how can the warehouses read the oders of themself. for now, the warehouses can read all these orders, but they can’t identify their orders without Location_id. How can I help them?
From the docs: Location_id is the ID of one of the locations that was assigned to fulfill the order when the order was created. Orders can have multiple fulfillment orders. These fulfillment orders can each be assigned to a different location which is responsible for fulfilling a subset of the items in an order. The Order.location_id field will only point to one of these locations. Use the FulfillmentOrder resource for up-to-date fulfillment location information.
Hi Scott, I try to study this GraphQL, and make a request like below:
{ fulfillmentOrders(first: 3){ edges { node { assignedLocation{ location{ id } } createdAt orderName orderId destination{ address1 address2 city countryCode email firstName lastName phone province zip } } } } }
I tried to use filter some filed by location ID, but all were failed, which filed should I choose? And also I can’t choose the proudct infomation, how can I get it? @SBD
and also got the product infomation, but I still have a problem, I can’t filter the orders by date time, for example, I want choose all today’s orders, how can do it?
We have same issue location_id not found form API response. the location_id always empty when new order status even though it has appeared in the shopify seller center.
Just replying to say we all have the exact same problem we’re trying to solve. The fact that the assigned fulfill location doesn’t just show from the orders api is pretty ridiculous. This should be there by default without trying to band-aid multiple api calls or a shopify flow creating tags to achieve so we can reference this downstream in other applications like Netsuite.
