input CreateRecountCycleCountInput

Fields

Field	Type	Description
`customer_account_id`	`String`	Use this when you are a 3PL acting on behalf of one of your customers
`name`	`String`!	Name for the cycle count batch.
`warehouse_id`	`String`!	ID of the warehouse to count.
`due_date`	ISODateTime	Due date for the cycle count. Defaults to 30 days from now.
`sort_by`	`String`	Sort order for the generated cycle count tasks. Supported values: QUANTITY_ASC, QUANTITY_DESC, LOCATION_NAME_ASC, LOCATION_NAME_DESC, LAST_COUNTED_ASC, LAST_COUNTED_DESC, ITEM_NAME_ASC, ITEM_NAME_DESC.
`max_items`	`Int`	Maximum number of items to include in the batch.
`assigned_user_ids`	[`String`]	User IDs to assign to this cycle count.
`skus`	[`String`]	List of SKUs to recount. If empty, all items with discrepancies are included.
`client_ids`	[`String`]	Account IDs of clients to include (for 3PL accounts). Defaults to the current account.
`vendor_ids`	[`String`]	Vendor IDs to filter items by.
`tags`	[`String`]	Product tags to filter items by.
`exclude_location_type_ids`	[`String`]	Location type IDs to exclude from the recount.

Referenced By

cycle_count_recount_create Mutation

Example

{
  "customer_account_id": "abc123",
  "name": "abc123",
  "warehouse_id": "abc123",
  "due_date": "abc123",
  "sort_by": "abc123",
  "max_items": 987,
  "assigned_user_ids": "abc123",
  "skus": "abc123",
  "client_ids": "abc123",
  "vendor_ids": "abc123",
  "tags": "abc123",
  "exclude_location_type_ids": "abc123"
}