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Fetch a product by ID

Retrieve a single product using its productId.

Query​

query GetProduct($productId: Int!) {
  product(productId: $productId) {
    productId
    sku
    names { language value }
    descriptions { language value }
    shortDescriptions { language value }
    manufacturer
    supplier
    status
    orderable
    hidden
    categoryId
    containerClass
    clusterId
  }
}

Variables​

{
  "productId": 1895
}

Response​

{
  "data": {
    "product": {
      "productId": 1895,
      "sku": "HP-450G10-I5",
      "names": [
        { "language": "NL", "value": "HP ProBook 450 G10 i5" },
        { "language": "EN", "value": "HP ProBook 450 G10 i5" }
      ],
      "descriptions": [
        { "language": "NL", "value": "<p>Zakelijke laptop met 15.6 inch scherm</p>" }
      ],
      "shortDescriptions": [
        { "language": "NL", "value": "15.6\" i5 laptop" }
      ],
      "manufacturer": "HP",
      "supplier": "Ingram Micro",
      "status": "A",
      "orderable": "Y",
      "hidden": "N",
      "categoryId": 1795,
      "containerClass": "PRODUCT",
      "clusterId": null
    }
  }
}

How it works​

Use productId for lookups. The deprecated id field still works but should be avoided. If the product does not exist, the API returns null. Products that belong to a cluster have a clusterId set and containerClass: "CLUSTER".

See also​