LoadInventoryPositionData
Changed on:
12 Aug 2025
Overview
Send an inline event including the `inventoryPositionExists`
flag indicating whether the corresponding Inventory Position exists or not.
This Rule is a simplified version of the `LoadInventoryPosition`
rule, excluding the logic for:
- Retrieving Inventory Quantity data of type
`LAST_ON_HAND`
in status`ACTIVE`
or`CREATED`
- Setting and forwarding the
`inventoryQuantityExists`
flag (true or false)
Plugin Name | Inventory Reference Module |
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Namespace | [[account.id]].globalinventory |
The Inventory Reference Module is the foundation for inventory related implementations. It provides reference Workflows for inventory ingestion and processing. Extensible by design, use this Module as a base to build a solution to the needs of your customers.
The Inventory Module includes the following areas:
- Product Catalogue workflow
- Inventory Catalogue workflow
- Control Group workflow
- Virtual Catalogue workflow
UI Description
Forward event {eventName} (inline event) with the attribute `inventoryPositionExists` set to true or false if the inventory position exists or not respectively.
Accepts
- INVENTORY_CATALOGUE
Actions
- This Rule produces a SendEventAction with name
`{eventName}`
Rule parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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| The name of the event to be triggered |
Event attributes
Name | Type | Description | Required? |
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| A single item of the Inventory Batch request. This Object contains the Inventory Position specific data. See the Sub-attributes below. | Yes |
InventoryUpdate Object Sub-attributes
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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| The Reference of the Inventory Position | No |
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| The Type of the Inventory Position. | No Unused because the Inventory Position Type is inherited from the Inventory Catalog Sub Type. |
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| The Reference of the Variant Product associated to the Inventory Position | Yes |
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| The Reference of the Location associated to the Inventory Position | Yes |
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| The quantity | Yes |
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| The quantity value of the Inventory Quantity of the | No, unused |
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| The Object that contains the Inventory Quantity specific data. See the Sub-attributes below. | No |
InventoryQuantityUpdate Object Sub-attributes
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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| The Reference of the Inventory Quantity | No |
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| The quantity value of the Inventory Quantity | No |
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| The Type of the Inventory Quantity | No |
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| The Status of the Inventory Quantity | No |
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| The following attributes are supported:
| No |
Exceptions
- This Rule throws a
`PropertyNotFoundException`
when the Rule parameter(s) is not provided.
- This Rule throws an
`EventAttributeNotFoundException`
when the required Event attribute(s) is not provided.
Configuration example
1{
2 "name": "[[account.id]].globalinventory.LoadInventoryPosition",
3 "props": {
4 "eventName": "CheckInventoryPositionExists"
5 }
6}
Detailed Technical Description
This Rule execution includes the following steps:
1. Validate that:
- The
`eventName`
Rule parameter has been provided - The mandatory Event attributes have been provided:
`inventoryPosition`
and its Sub-attributes:`productRef`
`locationRef`
`qty`
2. Load the Inventory Position in one GraphQL API request based on the following:
- Inventory Position Reference
The value is taken from the`inventoryPosition.ref`
Sub-attribute. - Inventory Catalog Reference
The value is taken from the incoming event`rootEntityRef`
3. Add the retrieved information into the event attributes and produce a `SendEventAction`
with the event `{eventName}`
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*The first option will occur when the Inventory Position already exists; otherwise, the second option will occur.