Products Model
Use GET /products to discover products across businesses. The public operation is Product.all; it does not declare operation-level authentication.
Product lookup follows one of two paths:
- Without
order_type_idortype, it delegates to the general product listing behavior. - With a fulfillment type, it evaluates availability through businesses, delivery zones, menus, schedules, and product state.
Availability parameters
timestampis interpreted as a Unix timestamp when present.locationusesLAT,LNGand must contain exactly two numeric values.dropdown_option_idordropdownoptioncan select a configured delivery-zone option instead of coordinates.order_type_idortypeselects the fulfillment mode.professional_idcan scope products for professional assignments.groupBy=businesschanges the result from products to matching businesses in the availability branch.
Fulfillment modes include:
| Value | Mode |
|---|---|
1 | delivery |
2 | pickup |
3 | eatin |
4 | curbside |
5 | driver_thru |
6 | seat_delivery |
7 | catering_delivery |
8 | catering_pickup |
9 | reservation |
Fields such as offer_rate, offer_rate_type, and offer_include_options belong to the product model; they are not query parameters for GET /products.
The Product model contains many additional catalog, inventory, pricing, SEO, dietary, and operational fields. Use sparse projections and operation-specific schemas instead of treating this guide as a complete response contract.