Retrieve and filter appointments for a specific location via the Vetspire GraphQL API
domain: support.vetspire.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Query appointments(locationId: "<id>", updatedAtStart: "<ISO8601>", updatedAtEnd: "<ISO8601>") to scope results to one location and update-time window
Request schedule, duration, and type { name } to get the appointment's timing and category
Request nested patient { name id client { name id email } } to pull the pet and pet-parent contact details in the same call
Confirm the locationId matches the intended hospital, since Vetspire deployments are often multi-location and mismatched ids silently return zero results
If a query returns no results, verify appointments were updated (not just created) within the given window, since updatedAtStart/updatedAtEnd filter on update time
Known gotchas
updatedAtStart/updatedAtEnd filter on last-updated time, not creation time - a query for a past date range can miss appointments created then but never touched since
Nested patient/client fields count toward Vetspire's overall query depth limit, so combine them carefully with other nested selections in the same request
There's no default/implicit locationId - omitting it or passing the wrong hospital's id returns an empty, non-erroring result set
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