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InventoryMoveQuantityTerminalInput

input_object

The input fields representing the change to be made to an inventory item at a location.

•Int

The quantity currently expected at this location, before the move is applied.

This field enables a compare-and-swap (CAS) safety check. If the location’s current quantity doesn't match the value you provide, then the mutation fails with a CHANGE_FROM_QUANTITY_STALE error. This helps prevent unintended overwrites when the request is based on stale inventory data.

To skip the CAS check, pass null. Use this only when your system is the source of truth for this inventory and you don’t need to protect against concurrent updates. This field is mandatory: you must explicitly pass in a value, even if that value is null, or the mutation returns an error.

For more information, refer to the compare and swap documentation.

•String

A non-Shopify URI that identifies what specific inventory transaction or ledger entry was changed. Represents the exact inventory movement being referenced, distinct from the business reason for the change.

Preferred format - Global ID (GID): gid://[your-app-name]/[transaction-type]/[id]

Examples:

  • gid://warehouse-app/InventoryTransaction/TXN-2024-001 (specific transaction)
  • gid://3pl-system/StockMovement/SM-2024-0125 (stock movement record)
  • gid://pos-app/InventoryUpdate/UPD-98765 (POS inventory update)
  • gid://erp-connector/LedgerEntry/LE-2024-11-21-001 (ledger entry)

Requirements: Valid non-Shopify URI with scheme and content. Required for all quantity names except available. Cannot use gid://shopify/* format.

•ID!
non-null

Specifies the location at which the change will be applied.

•String!
non-null

The quantity name to be moved.


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•INPUT OBJECT

Represents the change to be made to an inventory item at a location. The change can either involve the same quantity name between different locations, or involve different quantity names between the same location.

•INPUT OBJECT

Represents the change to be made to an inventory item at a location. The change can either involve the same quantity name between different locations, or involve different quantity names between the same location.


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