OrderingOrderProductInput

`sku`

string - The SKU of the product to order.

`addonIds`

string[] - The IDs of the addons to order with the product.

`quantity`

number - The quantity of the product to order.

string | null - The unit to order the product in, for products that are purchased in units other than their base unit (e.g. flooring priced by the Sq Ft but ordered by the Box). Pass one of the unitOfMeasure values from the product’s unitsOfMeasure. If not provided, it will default to ordering a single instance of the product (1 each, 1 sq ft, etc). Note that this may cause the quantity to be rounded up to the nearest whole multiple of the minimum order quantity.

`options`

OrderingProductOptionInput[] | null - Values for the product’s selectable options — e.g. the paint color of a PPG tintable paint. Pass one { key, value } pair per option, taken from one of the entries in the product’s options. Any option that must be selected for the product needs to be provided — omitting one, or passing a value that isn’t a valid value identifier for the product, is rejected with INVALID_PRODUCT_OPTIONS. Note that value validity is currently checked against the product’s full set of option values rather than scoped to the specific key it’s paired with.

input OrderingProductOptionInput {
  key: String!
  value: String!
}

`warrantySku`

string | null - Attach a specific extended-warranty product to this line. Must be one of the warranty SKUs in this product’s availableWarranties. Omit (or null) to skip explicit warranty selection. Rejected with WARRANTY_SKU_NOT_AVAILABLE_FOR_PRODUCT if the SKU isn’t a valid warranty option for this product, or CONFLICTING_WARRANTY_INPUT if applyWarrantyCoverage is false on this same product line.

`applyWarrantyCoverage`

boolean | null - Opt this line into extended-warranty coverage using the default auto-picked warranty for the product. When true, the warranty is auto-selected from the product’s availableWarranties. Rejected with CONFLICTING_WARRANTY_INPUT if warrantySku is also set on this same line, since those intents contradict each other. Omit (or null) to attach no warranty to this line.