Use Lime Go's GraphQL API to search for and update data on Organizations
Available data
This is the only data that can be requested from our API. If you have any additional wishes, please contact us.
Key | Description |
---|---|
id | Id |
name | Name |
city | City |
phoneNumber | Phone number related to the organization |
organizationNumber | Organization number |
responsibleCoworker | Responsible Coworker (id, name, email and phone number) |
customFields | Custom fields (title, type and value) |
integrationId | Integration id |
temperature | Temperature |
customerRelation | Relation to organization |
tags | Tags |
employees | Search for persons connected to organization (id, name, email, phone number and tags) |
deals | Search for deals connected to organization (id, name, status and tags) |
Queries
The ways to fetch one or more organizations and it's related data.
Get a specific organization by id.
Input | Description |
---|---|
id | The id of the organization which could be either of the "{sourceName}{number}" or "{number}" format. |
query | When applied to the employees or deals query, it works the same way as with the persons query and the deals query as described further below in the query list, with the exception that the deals and employees are of course associated with the given organization. |
first | The amount of items to fetch. Defaults to 10. Max 20 at a time. |
offset | The amount of items to skip. Defaults to 0. |
organization(id: "pase106797") {
id
name
city
email
phoneNumber
organizationNumber
responsibleCoworker {
id
name
email
phoneNumber
}
customFields {
title
type
value
}
integrationId
temperature
customerRelation
tags
employees(query: "[email protected]", first: 5, offset: 0) {
id
name
email
phoneNumber
tags
}
deals(query: "Big Deal", first: 5, offset: 0) {
id
name
status
tags
}
}
{
"data": {
"organization": {
"id": "pase106797",
"name": "Lime Technologies Sweden AB",
"city": "LUND",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": [
"046-2704800"
],
"organizationNumber" : "23235-23123",
"responsibleCoworker": {
"id": 2343,
"name" : "Max Nyman",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": "046-2704800"
},
customFields: [
{
"title": "Social Media Link",
"type": "Link",
"value": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/limetechnologies"
}
],
"integrationId": 2344,
"temperature": 66.98342680275138,
"customerRelation": "IS_A_CUSTOMER",
"tags": [
"sample",
"batch"
],
employees: [
{
"id": "pase1578159",
"name": "Anna Johansson",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": [
"+46462704800"
],
"tags": [
"sample"
]
}
],
deals: [
{
"id": 850851,
"name": "Big Deal",
"status": "ORDER",
"tags": [
"sample"
]
}
]
}
}
}
Get a specific organization by externalKey
Input | Description |
---|---|
id | The value that is stored in the externalKey field |
externalKeyName | The name of the custom field or __integrationid / __bisnodeid |
query | When applied to the employees or deals query, it works the same way as with the persons query and the deals query as described further below in the query list, with the exception that the deals and employees are of course associated with the given organization. |
first | The amount of items to fetch. Defaults to 10. Max 20 at a time. |
offset | The amount of items to skip. Defaults to 0. |
External key is a user defined Custom field of type ExternalKey
that can be created in Lime Go for Organization
Deal
and Person
. You'll find it under Settings after you logged into Lime Go.
If you set externalKeyName
to __integrationid
or __bisnodeid
. This will change the scope from the user defined Custom field to look for the supplied value
in corresponding field.
organization(id: "123", externalKeyName: "Name of external key") {
id
name
city
email
phoneNumber
organizationNumber
responsibleCoworker {
id
name
email
phoneNumber
}
customFields {
title
type
value
}
integrationId
temperature
customerRelation
tags
employees(query: "[email protected]", first: 5, offset: 0) {
id
name
email
phoneNumber
tags
}
deals(query: "Big Deal", first: 5, offset: 0) {
id
name
status
tags
}
}
{
"data": {
"organization": {
"id": "pase106797",
"name": "Lime Technologies Sweden AB",
"city": "LUND",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": [
"046-2704800"
],
"organizationNumber" : "23235-23123",
"responsibleCoworker": {
"id": 2343,
"name" : "Max Nyman",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": "046-2704800"
},
customFields: [
{
"title": "Social Media Link",
"type": "Link",
"value": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/limetechnologies"
}
],
"integrationId": 2344,
"temperature": 66.98342680275138,
"customerRelation": "IS_A_CUSTOMER",
"tags": [
"sample",
"batch"
],
employees: [
{
"id": "pase1578159",
"name": "Anna Johansson",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": [
"+46462704800"
],
"tags": [
"sample"
]
}
],
deals: [
{
"id": 850851,
"name": "Big Deal",
"status": "ORDER",
"tags": [
"sample"
]
}
]
}
}
}
Search for organizations
Input | Description |
---|---|
query | When applied to the top level organizations query, the query text is applied against an organization's name and its visiting address. If no query has been provided then all first x organizations are returned. When applied to the employees or deals query, it works the same way as with the persons query and the deals query as described further below in the query list, with the exception that the deals and employees are of course associated with the given organization. |
first | The amount of items to fetch. Defaults to 10. Max 20 at a time. |
offset | The amount of items to skip. Defaults to 0. |
organizations(query: "Lime technologies sweden ab", first: 15, offset: 0) {
id
name
city
email
phoneNumber
temperature
customerRelation
turnover
numberOfEmployees
tags
employees(query: "[email protected]", first: 5, offset: 0) {
id
name
email
phoneNumber
tags
}
deals(query: "Big Deal", first: 5, offset: 0) {
id
name
status
tags
}
}
{
"data": {
"organizations": [
{
"id": "pase106797",
"name": "Lime Technologies Sweden AB",
"city": "Lund",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": [
"+46462704800"
],
"temperature": 66.98342680275138,
"customerRelation": "IS_A_CUSTOMER",
"turnover": 217623000,
"numberOfEmployees": "100 - 199",
"tags": [
"sample",
"batch"
],
employees: [
{
"id": "pase1578159",
"name": "Anna Johansson",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phoneNumber": [
"+46462704800"
],
"tags": [
"sample"
]
}
],
deals: [
{
"id": 850851,
"name": "Big Deal",
"status": "ORDER",
"tags": [
"sample"
]
}
]
},
{
"id": "pase1441896",
"name": "Lime Technologies Sweden AB",
"city": "Göteborg",
"email": null,
"phonenumber": [
"+46317124400"
],
"temperature": 0,
"customerRelation": "NO_RELATION",
"turnover": 217623000,
"numberOfEmployees": "100 - 199",
"tags": [
"sample",
"batch"
]
}
]
}
}
Mutations
The available mutations for updating Organizations.
Use one mutation for everything
If you intend to do multiple modifications to a organization, we recommend that you set them all in the same mutation (as below) since this will be fully transactional. Meaning that either all data gets saved or none.
Update multiple fields
In the example below we are setting a relation
as well as responsibleCoworker
and adding two new tags to a company with id pase7136
.
mutation {
updateOrganization(input: {
id: "pase7136"
relation: IS_A_CUSTOMER
responsibleCoworker: { identifier: "1001" }
tags: { addTags: ["hej", "ho"] }
}) {
id
name
city
organizationNumber
temperature
customerRelation
responsibleCoworker { id, email, name }
tags
}
}
Set relation on organization
mutation {
updateOrganization(input: {
id: "pase7136"
relation: IS_A_CUSTOMER
}) {
id
name
customerRelation
}
}
Add tags on organization
mutation {
updateOrganization(input: {
id: "pase7136"
tags: { addTags: ["Extra tag", "From GraphQL"] }
}) {
id
name
tags
}
}
Set responsible coworker on organization
mutation {
updateOrganization(input: {
id: "pase7136"
responsibleCoworker: { identifier: "1001" }
}) {
id
name
responsibleCoworker { id, email, name }
}
}
Set external key on organization
A Custom Field with name Name of existing field
must already exist on Organization
mutation {
updateOrganization(input: {
id: "pase7136"
externalKey: { name: "Name of existing field", value: "456" }
}) {
id
name
}
}