draftOrderCreate
Creates a draft order.
Required access
write_draft_orders access scope
Interactive Example
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Arguments
input
(
DraftOrderInput!
)
required
|
The fields used to create the draft order. |
Input Fields
appliedDiscount
(DraftOrderAppliedDiscountInput)
|
The discount that will be applied to the draft order. A draft order line item can have one discount. A draft order can also have one order-level discount. |
billingAddress
(MailingAddressInput)
|
The mailing address associated with the payment method. |
customAttributes
([AttributeInput!])
|
Extra information added to the customer. |
customerId
(ID)
|
Customer associated with the draft order. |
email
(String)
|
The customer's email address. |
lineItems
([DraftOrderLineItemInput!])
|
Product variant line item or custom line item associated to the draft order. Each draft order must include at least one line item. |
metafields
([MetafieldInput!])
|
Metafields attached to the draft order. |
note
(String)
|
The text of an optional note that a shop owner can attach to the draft order. |
shippingAddress
(MailingAddressInput)
|
The mailing address to where the order will be shipped. |
shippingLine
(ShippingLineInput)
|
A shipping line object, which details the shipping method used. |
tags
([String!])
|
Additional short descriptors, commonly used for filtering and searching, formatted as a string of comma-separated values. |
taxExempt
(Boolean)
|
Whether or not taxes are exempt for the draft order. If false, then Shopify will refer to the taxable field for each line item. If a customer is applied to the draft order, then Shopify will use the customer's tax exempt field instead. |
useCustomerDefaultAddress
(Boolean)
|
Sent as part of a draft order object to load customer shipping information. |
Return Fields
draftOrder
(DraftOrder)
|
The created draft order. |
userErrors
([UserError!]!)
|
List of errors that occurred executing the mutation. |
Creates a draft order.
Required access
write_draft_orders access scope
Interactive Example
This is an example mutation query. Use the embedded interactive tool below to edit the query.
Hint: use Ctrl + Space for autocompleting fields.
Arguments
input
(
DraftOrderInput!
)
required
|
The fields used to create the draft order. |
Input Fields
appliedDiscount
(DraftOrderAppliedDiscountInput)
|
The discount that will be applied to the draft order. A draft order line item can have one discount. A draft order can also have one order-level discount. |
billingAddress
(MailingAddressInput)
|
The mailing address associated with the payment method. |
customAttributes
([AttributeInput!])
|
Extra information added to the customer. |
customerId
(ID)
|
Customer associated with the draft order. |
email
(String)
|
The customer's email address. |
lineItems
([DraftOrderLineItemInput!])
|
Product variant line item or custom line item associated to the draft order. Each draft order must include at least one line item. |
metafields
([MetafieldInput!])
|
Metafields attached to the draft order. |
note
(String)
|
The text of an optional note that a shop owner can attach to the draft order. |
shippingAddress
(MailingAddressInput)
|
The mailing address to where the order will be shipped. |
shippingLine
(ShippingLineInput)
|
A shipping line object, which details the shipping method used. |
tags
([String!])
|
Additional short descriptors, commonly used for filtering and searching, formatted as a string of comma-separated values. |
taxExempt
(Boolean)
|
Whether or not taxes are exempt for the draft order. If false, then Shopify will refer to the taxable field for each line item. If a customer is applied to the draft order, then Shopify will use the customer's tax exempt field instead. |
useCustomerDefaultAddress
(Boolean)
|
Sent as part of a draft order object to load customer shipping information. |
Return Fields
draftOrder
(DraftOrder)
|
The created draft order. |
userErrors
([UserError!]!)
|
List of errors that occurred executing the mutation. |
Creates a draft order.
Required access
write_draft_orders access scope
Interactive Example
This is an example mutation query. Use the embedded interactive tool below to edit the query.
Hint: use Ctrl + Space for autocompleting fields.
Arguments
input
(
DraftOrderInput!
)
required
|
The fields used to create the draft order. |
Input Fields
appliedDiscount
(DraftOrderAppliedDiscountInput)
|
The discount that will be applied to the draft order. A draft order line item can have one discount. A draft order can also have one order-level discount. |
billingAddress
(MailingAddressInput)
|
The mailing address associated with the payment method. |
customAttributes
([AttributeInput!])
|
Extra information added to the customer. |
customerId
(ID)
|
Customer associated with the draft order. |
email
(String)
|
The customer's email address. |
lineItems
([DraftOrderLineItemInput!])
|
Product variant line item or custom line item associated to the draft order. Each draft order must include at least one line item. |
metafields
([MetafieldInput!])
|
Metafields attached to the draft order. |
note
(String)
|
The text of an optional note that a shop owner can attach to the draft order. |
shippingAddress
(MailingAddressInput)
|
The mailing address to where the order will be shipped. |
shippingLine
(ShippingLineInput)
|
A shipping line object, which details the shipping method used. |
tags
([String!])
|
Additional short descriptors, commonly used for filtering and searching, formatted as a string of comma-separated values. |
taxExempt
(Boolean)
|
Whether or not taxes are exempt for the draft order. If false, then Shopify will refer to the taxable field for each line item. If a customer is applied to the draft order, then Shopify will use the customer's tax exempt field instead. |
useCustomerDefaultAddress
(Boolean)
|
Sent as part of a draft order object to load customer shipping information. |
Return Fields
draftOrder
(DraftOrder)
|
The created draft order. |
userErrors
([UserError!]!)
|
List of errors that occurred executing the mutation. |