Inventory Get

Returns the current inventory for one SKU. By default it's the total across all warehouses. Send warehouse_id to get one warehouse's count instead.

This is the count InfiPlex holds for the SKU. What a marketplace is told can be lower, because each channel's warehouse scope, set-to-zero threshold, and Inventory Buffer rules are applied before inventory is sent.

Query parameters

Examples

Total across all warehouses:

{{api_url}}/shop/inventory/5L-MARG-MW04

Warehouse 7 only:

{{api_url}}/shop/inventory/5L-MARG-MW04?warehouse_id=7

Response

The quantity alone, as a JSON string:

"984"

Before you build

• The response is a bare JSON string, not an object. Parse it, then convert it to a number.
• Leaving out warehouse_id means different things here and on Inventory Set. Here it returns the total across all warehouses. On Inventory Set, it writes to the first warehouse in the system.
• To see how the SKU reached its current count, use Inventory Change History Get.
• To read inventory for many SKUs at once, use Inventory Search.
• Your API key needs Inventory read permission. A key without it gets 403 Forbidden.

Related guides:

• Multichannel Inventory Sync
• Managing Inventory
• Inventory Buffer Tool
• Warehouse Management Set-up
• InfiPlex OMS API Overview

curl --location --request GET '{{api_url}}/shop/inventory/{{sku}}?warehouse_id' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer {{auth_token}}'

curl --location --request GET '{{api_url}}/shop/inventory/5L-MARG-MW04' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json'

"984"