Pagination

A query that can return many records returns a connection: edges (each a node and its cursor) and pageInfo. You must ask for a page size with first or last (at most 100).

{
  reconciliationResults(first: 50, sortKey: CREATED_DATE, reverse: true) {
    edges { cursor node { reconciliationRunResultId differenceCount } }
    pageInfo { hasNextPage endCursor }
  }
}

To read the next page, pass the last page’s endCursor as after:

reconciliationResults(first: 50, after: "eyJpZCI6IjEwMDQ1In0", sortKey: CREATED_DATE, reverse: true)

Argument	Meaning
`first`, `after`	The first n records after a cursor (forward)
`last`, `before`	The last n records before a cursor (backward)
`sortKey`, `reverse`	The order; keep both the same on every page

A cursor is opaque: pass it back as you received it. A cursor that cannot be read is rejected with INVALID_CURSOR. The lists inside an audit document (categories, statements, findings, records) are not connections: they come back whole. A statement lists at most 50 findings, and findingsOmitted says how many more it has.

Guides

Audit runs: queries

Audit runs: objects

Reconciliation results: queries

Reconciliation results: objects

Enums and scalars