Purpose
Retrieve stop list data for specific products. The stop list indicates product limitations such as stock limits. If a product is not returned in the response, it means that product does not have any stop list limitations.HTTP Request
Query Parameters
Filters
You can filter by product IDs to get stop list data for specific products.| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
filters[0][0] | string | No | Filter field name. Use "id" to filter by product ID. |
filters[0][1] | array | No | Array of product IDs to filter. |
Filter Syntax
To filter by product IDs, use the following format:1 and 332.
Request Example
Response
200 OK — Success
Returns an array of stop list entries for the requested products. If a product does not have stop list limitations, it will not appear in the response.400 Bad Request — Invalid Parameters
401 Unauthorized — Missing Header
Response Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
success | boolean | Indicates the result of the request. |
data | array | Array of stop list entries. If empty or a product is missing, that product has no stop list limitations. |
Stop List Entry Object
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | integer | Product ID. This corresponds to the product identifier. |
limit | integer | Stock limit for the product. 0 means the product is out of stock or has no available quantity. |
timestamp | integer | Unix timestamp (in milliseconds) when the stop list entry was last updated. |
Notes
- The
idfield in the response represents theproduct_id. - If a product is not included in the response data, it means that product does not have any stop list limitations.
- Use the
filtersparameter to query specific products by their IDs. - The
limitfield indicates the available stock limit. A value of0typically means the product is unavailable. - The
timestampfield shows when the stop list entry was last updated, useful for tracking changes.