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Do you need help with your API queries and/or mutation? Here are a few that might help you!😉 🔎Queries 📍 GET TABLE RECORDS WITH PAGINATION - TABLE ID { table_records(first: 10, table_id: "XXXXXXX") { edges { cursor node { id title url } } pageInfo { endCursor hasNextPage hasPreviousPage startCursor } } } 📍 GET TABLE RECORDS - TABLE RECORD ID { table_record(id: XXX) { assignees { id name } created_at created_by { id name } due_date finished_at id labels { id name } parent_relations { name source_type } record_fields { array_value date_value datetime_value filled_at float_value name required updated_at value } summary { title value } table { id } title updated_at url } } 📍 FIND TABLE RECORDS - FIELD ID | FIELD VALUE{ findRecords(tableId:"xxxx", first: 50, search:{fieldId:"xxx", fieldValue:"xxxx"}){ edges{ node{ title id } } }} 🛠Mutations 📍CREATE TABLE RECORD mutation { createTableRecord( input: { table_id: "xxxxx" title: "my record" due_date: "2017-12-31T00:00-03:00" fields_attribu

Do you need help with your API queries and/or mutation? Here are a few that might help you!😉 🔎Queries 📍LIST PIPES{ pipes(ids: [ID1, ID2]) { id name phases { name cards (first: x) { edges { node { id title } } } } } } 📍SHOW PIPE { pipe(id: 123456) { id name start_form_fields { label id } labels { name id } phases { name fields { label id } cards(first: X) { edges { node { id title } } } } } } 📍SHOW ALL FIELDS FROM PIPE { pipe(id: XXXXX) { start_form_fields { id internal_id label type options } phases { fields { label internal_id type options } } } } 🛠Mutations 📍CREATE PIPE mutation { createPipe( input: { organization_id: XXXX name: "XXXX" labels: [ {name: "Label 01", color: "#FF0042"} ] members: [ {user_id: 00000, role_name: "admin"} {user_id: 00001, role_name: "member"} ] phases: [ {name: "First Step"} {name: "Finished", done: true} ] start_form_fields: [ {type_id: "short_text", label: "Taks Name", editable: true} {type_id: "email", label: "Contact Email"} ] preferences: { inbox

First you will need the ID of the pipe you want to add members. Then just run the following mutation: mutation { n1: inviteMembers(input: {pipe_id: pipe ID, emails: { email: "email@email.com", role_name: "permission level"}}){ clientMutationId n2: inviteMembers(input: {pipe_id: pipe ID, emails: { email: "email@email.com", role_name: "permission level"}}){ clientMutationId n3: inviteMembers(input: {pipe_id: pipe ID, emails: { email: "email@email.com", role_name: "permission level"}}){ clientMutationId }} ⚠For the permission level use:- admin for pipe admin;- member for pipe member;- read_and_comment for restricted view;- my_cards_only for read only and- creator for start form only.

API queries to dense databases could potentially return millions, if not billions, of results. Pagination thus helps to limit the number of results. It’s a process used to divide a large dataset into smaller chunks (pages). ⚠ Pipefy API endpoint supports pagination with a limit of 50 cards/records per pipe or 30 cards per phase. 👉🏼Here are two examples of how to use pagination: 🔹 Example 1 > query allCards { allCards(pipeId: xxxx, first: 50) { pageInfo { hasNextPage endCursor } edges { node { id } } } } You will set the pageInfo attribute and it will return the " endcursor ", with the endcursor you can see the other cards within that phase, putting it as an argument in the "after" command. And hasNextPage will show you if there are more pages. You can then use the ID returned by the endCursor to get to the next page: { allCards(pipeId:XXXXX, first:50, after:"WyIyLjI1IiwiMTg1LjAiLDI2ODc1OTNd"){ pageInfo { hasNextPage endCursor } edges { node { id } } } } 🔹 Example 2 > query findCard

Do you need help with your API queries and/or mutation? Here are a few that might help you!😉 🔎Queries 📍LIST CARDS { cards(pipe_id: XXXX, first: 10, search: {title: "XXXXX"}) { edges { node { id title assignees { id } comments { text } comments_count current_phase { name } done due_date fields { name value } labels { name } phases_history { phase { name } firstTimeIn lastTimeOut } url } } }} ⚠This query has a limit of 50 cards/records per page, so it is necessary to use pagination, you can find this information here. 📍SHOW CARD { card(id: XXXX) { title assignees { id } comments { text } comments_count current_phase { name } done due_date fields { name value } labels { name } phases_history { phase { name } firstTimeIn lastTimeOut } url }} 🛠Mutations 📍CREATE CARD mutation{ createCard( input: { pipe_id: XXXX fields_attributes: [ {field_id: "assignee", field_value:[00000, 00001]} {field_id: "checklist_vertical", field_value: ["a", "b"]} {field_id: "checklist_horizontal", field_value:

You can download the attached files in a pipe!😃 To get the links to the card attachments from a pipe via API, these are the queries you will need: ◾Attachments to cards on the pipe { cards(pipe_id:XXX){ pageInfo{ hasNextPage endCursor } edges{ node{ id title attachments{ url } } } }} ◾Card attachments { card(id:XXXX) { attachments { createdAt path url } }}

First you need to have a report already defined, with the filters you want. Then you can run the following mutation: mutation { exportPipeReport(input: { pipeId: X, pipeReportId: X}) { pipeReportExport { id } } } The answer to this call will contain a numeric ID. Using this ID obtained in the previous call, you can execute the following query: { pipeReportExport(id: XX) { fileURL state startedAt requestedBy { id } } } The result of this second call will generate a link, which you can copy and paste into your browser and the file will be generated! ⚠ Important: Requests are counted from the last request the client made before taking the request limit and not when the day ends.You have 24 hours to make a new request after receiving the daily request limit message, but not from 00:00 to 00:00 but from the last request the client made. In this case, if you made the last request before receiving the message, for example, at 9 a.m., you can only redo the request at 9 a.m. the next day.

Do you need help with your API queries and/or mutation? Here are a few that might help you!😉 🔎Queries 📍LIST COMMENTS FROM A CARD { card(id:xxxxxxxx) { title comments { id author_name created_at text } } } 🛠Mutations 📍CREATE COMMENTmutation {createComment(input: {card_id: XXXXXXXtext: "Life is like a box of chocolates.."}) {comment {idtext}}} 📍UPDATE COMMENTmutation {updateComment(input: {id: XXXXXtext: "Let me explain something to you."}) {comment {id text }}} 📍DELETE COMMENT mutation {deleteComment(input:{id: XXXX}) {success}}

Do you need help with your API queries and/or mutation? Here are a few that might help you!😉 🛠Mutations 📍CREATE LABEL mutation { createLabel( input: { pipe_id: XXXX name: "Important!" color: "#FF0000" } ) { label { id name } }} 📍UPDATE LABEL mutation { updateLabel( input: { id: XXXXX name: "Very Important!" color: "#FF6347" } ) { label { id name } }} 📍DELETE LABEL mutation { deleteLabel(input: { id: XXXX }) { success }}

Do you need help with your API queries and/or mutation? Here are a few that might help you!😉 🔎Queries 📍SHOW PHASE{ phase(id: XXX) { id name cards_count cards { edges { node { id title } } } fields { id } }} 📍SHOW ALL PHASES FROM PIPE{pipe(id:XXXXX){phases{idnamecards_count}}} 🛠Mutations 📍CREATE PHASEmutation { createPhase( input: { pipe_id: XXXX name: "First Phase" done: false lateness_time: 172800 description: "XXXXXXXXXX" can_receive_card_directly_from_draft: true } ) { phase { id name } }} 📍UPDATE PHASEmutation { updatePhase( input: { id: XXXXXXX name: "New name" done: true description: "New phase description" can_receive_card_directly_from_draft: false } ) { phase { id name } }} 📍DELETE PHASE mutation { deletePhase( input: { id: XXXX }) { success }} 📍CREATE PHASE FIELD mutation { createPhaseField( input: { phase_id: XXXXX type: "radio_horizontal" label: "Did you finish the task?" options: ["Yes", "No"] description: "XXXX" required: true editable: false } ) { phase_field {

Hey everyone! Pipefy GraphQL API Reference documentation https://api-docs.pipefy.com is now updated! In this new version we fixed some broken links and also all latest mutations, queries or any other changes in our GraphQL API are now available. This is way of improving even more Pipefy integrations capabilities and deliver better documentation to our customers and developers community. But i t's important to remember that our official documentation page is https://developers.pipefy.com This is the home page where developers can have access to other documentation features like code examples, articles about GraphQL and many more. When it’s necessary a more in depth documentation, then the GraphQL API Reference is the place for it! It's a reference containing all possibilities to work with the Pipefy API explaining the concepts of Card, Pipe, Table, etc. and also available fields, required fields and their data types. We hope you like it and feel free to give us feedbacks and ideas.

Hi everyone! It’s Marcos from Pipefy Engineering team. Pipefy has released a new set of functionalities in our GraphQL API to enable user management in Organizations (a company’s account in Pipefy), Pipes (processes) and Tables (databases). New mutations, queries and webhooks were created in order to manage users and their roles through API, enabling many possibilities of integrations between Pipefy and Active Directory or any other user provisioning application and helping administrators to have more control, governance and security over organization users. Here some more details about these new possibilities in our API documentation Changelogs: User Management Mutations ​​​​​​ User Management Webhooks For more information, please refer to Pipefy Developers page. Hope you like it and if you have any questions or suggestions, please let us know!