echoInventoryChangeSeries
How the inventory levels of one SKU moved over a period, as at most 50 points.
A period with fewer changes than that gives one point per change. A
period with more is cut into equal slices, and each point is the level
the SKU closed its slice at, with changeCount saying how many changes
it stands for.
The levels are summed across the warehouses in scope, so a SKU held in three warehouses answers with its total.
Error Scenarios
- The SKU has no recorded changes in the period: an empty list.
Permissions Required
echo:read
echoInventoryChangeSeries(
filter: InventoryChangeFilterInput
sku: String!
): [InventoryChangePoint!]!
Arguments
echoInventoryChangeSeries.filter ● InventoryChangeFilterInput input common
Optional filters, all combined with AND. Any SKUs given here are ignored.
echoInventoryChangeSeries.sku ● String! non-null scalar common
The SKU whose levels to return.
Type
InventoryChangePoint object common
The levels a SKU stood at one point of a period. When the period holds
more changes than the series has points, a point closes a slice of the
period and changeCount says how many changes it stands for.