List Products

Overview

This endpoint allows you to retrieve your branch-based product catalog. It offers a multitude of filtering options such as type, category_id, and tags, and supports five main product types: GOODS, DISH, TIMER, PREPARATION, and INGREDIENT. The returned data includes product variants (modifications), modifiers (modificator_groups), recipes (recipe), and all other related data.

Product Types and Behaviors

While all product types are fundamentally “products,” each has its own specific models and behaviors:

GOODS: These can have variants (modifications).
- With Variants: If a product has variants, only those variants can be sold. The main product acts as a parent and cannot be sold itself. Each modification behaves like a standard GOODS product without variants.
- Without Variants: Standard products that can be sold directly.
DISH: This type can have modificator_groups (modifiers).
- Modifiers: Modifiers (Modificator) are used exclusively for DISH type products. They represent add-on options like “Spice Level” or “Extra Lavash.”
TIMER: Represents time-based services (e.g., PS5 rental). Pricing is determined by rules defined in the setting field.
PREPARATION: Semi-finished items that have their own recipe and are used in the production of other DISH items.
INGREDIENT: Raw materials used in production.

HTTP Request

GET https://integrations.clopos.com/open-api/v2/products

This endpoint requires authentication. Include your JWT in the x-token header. See Authentication for how to obtain a token and Errors for error responses.

Query Parameters

All parameters are standard URL query parameters. Array and filter values use PHP/Laravel bracket notation — not a JSON blob. Arrays are indexed (with[0]=category&with[1]=station), and each filter is a tuple under filters[N]: field name at filters[N][0], value at filters[N][1] (or filters[N][1][M] when the value is itself an array).

page

integer

default:"1"

Page number for pagination.

limit

integer

default:"50"

Products per page. Maximum: 100.

with[]

array[string]

Related resources to include in each product. Repeat with indexed brackets. Common values: category, station, modifications, modifications.codes, taxes, codes, modificator_groups, recipe, packages, tags. Example: with[0]=category&with[1]=station&with[2]=modifications

selects

string

Comma-separated list of fields to include in the response. id, name, and type are always returned. Example: selects=id,name,type,price,image

filters[N]

array

Zero or more filter tuples, where N is a 0-based index. Each tuple is [field_name, value]. value may be a scalar (filters[N][1]=...) or an array (filters[N][1][0]=...&filters[N][1][1]=...). See the Filtering section for the full list of supported fields.

Filtering

Each filter occupies its own index under filters[]. Stack multiple filters by incrementing the outer index — for example filters[0] for type, filters[1] for inventory_behavior, and so on. The outer index order does not matter; only uniqueness does.

type

array[string]

Product type. Possible values: GOODS, DISH, TIMER, PREPARATION, INGREDIENT. Example: filters[0][0]=type&filters[0][1][0]=GOODS&filters[0][1][1]=DISH

category_id

array[integer]

Products belonging to the specified category IDs. Example: filters[0][0]=category_id&filters[0][1][0]=1&filters[0][1][1]=3

station_id

array[integer]

Products assigned to the specified station IDs. Example: filters[0][0]=station_id&filters[0][1][0]=1&filters[0][1][1]=2

Combining filters

Stack filters by incrementing the outer index. Scalar and array values can be mixed freely:

?page=1&limit=50
 &filters[0][0]=type&filters[0][1][0]=GOODS&filters[0][1][1]=DISH&filters[0][1][2]=TIMER
 &filters[1][0]=inventory_behavior&filters[1][1]=0

(Line breaks shown only for readability — the real URL must be a single string with no whitespace. Brackets should be URL-encoded by your HTTP client; curl users can pass --globoff to avoid shell interpretation.)

Request Examples

# Basic request with pagination and selects
curl --globoff 'https://integrations.clopos.com/open-api/v2/products?page=1&limit=100&selects=id,name,type' \
  -H "x-token: oauth_example_token"

Response

{
  "success": true,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "parent_id": null,
      "station_id": null,
      "category_id": null,
      "unit_id": 1,
      "type": "INGREDIENT",
      "name": "Test_Tomato",
      "parent_name": "",
      "full_name": "Test_Tomato",
      "position": null,
      "barcode": null,
      "gov_code": null,
      "status": 1,
      "hidden": 0,
      "sold_by_weight": false,
      "discountable": true,
      "giftable": false,
      "has_modifications": false,
      "description": null,
      "price": 0,
      "cost_price": 0,
      "cooking_time": 0,
      "inventory_behavior": 0,
      "low_stock": 0,
      "unit_weight": 0,
      "venues": [],
      "media": [],
      "created_at": "2026-01-13 20:04:05",
      "updated_at": "2026-01-13 20:04:05"
    },
    {
      "id": 2,
      "parent_id": null,
      "station_id": null,
      "category_id": null,
      "unit_id": 1,
      "type": "INGREDIENT",
      "name": "Test_Onion",
      "parent_name": "",
      "full_name": "Test_Onion",
      "position": null,
      "barcode": null,
      "gov_code": null,
      "status": 1,
      "hidden": 0,
      "sold_by_weight": false,
      "discountable": true,
      "giftable": false,
      "has_modifications": false,
      "description": null,
      "price": 0,
      "cost_price": 1,
      "cooking_time": 0,
      "inventory_behavior": 0,
      "low_stock": 0,
      "unit_weight": 0,
      "venues": [],
      "media": [],
      "created_at": "2026-01-13 20:04:06",
      "updated_at": "2026-04-01 17:05:36"
    }
  ],
  "total": 284
}

Field Reference

Product Object

Field	Type	Description
`id`	integer	Unique product identifier.
`parent_id`	integer (nullable)	ID of the parent product for a variant. A row with `type: "MODIFICATION"` is a variant of the `GOODS` product referenced here — “modification” and “variant” mean the same thing in this API, and a variant carries the full product schema (same fields as the parent, with its own `price`, `cost_price`, stock, barcodes, etc.).
`station_id`	integer (nullable)	ID of the preparation station assigned to this product.
`category_id`	integer (nullable)	ID of the category this product belongs to.
`unit_id`	integer	ID of the unit of measurement.
`type`	string	Product type: `GOODS`, `DISH`, `TIMER`, `PREPARATION`, `INGREDIENT`, `MODIFICATION`, `MODIFIER`.
`name`	string	Product name.
`parent_name`	string	Name of the parent product (empty string if none).
`full_name`	string	Full product name including variant info (e.g., “Fanta 0.5 L”).
`position`	integer (nullable)	Display order position within the category.
`barcode`	string (nullable)	Deprecated. Legacy single-barcode field, kept for backwards compatibility and not guaranteed to be populated. For current barcodes, request `with[]=codes` and read from the `codes` array.
`gov_code`	string (nullable)	Government/tax code for the product.
`status`	integer	`1` = active, `0` = inactive.
`hidden`	integer	`1` = hidden from menus, `0` = visible.
`sold_by_weight`	boolean	Whether the product is sold by weight rather than quantity.
`discountable`	boolean	Whether discounts can be applied to this product.
`giftable`	boolean	Whether this product can be given as a gift/complimentary item.
`has_modifications`	boolean	If `true`, the product has variants in the `modifications` array.
`description`	string (nullable)	Product description text.
`price`	number	Base selling price. For parent GOODS with variants, this may be `0` since variants carry their own prices.
`cost_price`	number	Cost price used for margin calculations.
`cooking_time`	integer	Estimated preparation time in minutes.
`inventory_behavior`	integer	Inventory tracking mode. `0` = `MINUS_INGREDIENTS` — on sale, deduct the recipe’s ingredients from stock (typical for `DISH`). `1` = `MINUS_SELF` — deduct the product itself from stock (countable `GOODS` / `INGREDIENT`). `3` = `PASSIVE` — no inventory tracking (uncountable).
`low_stock`	integer	Low stock threshold for alerts.
`unit_weight`	number	Physical weight of a single unit, in kilograms. For example, if `unit_id` resolves to `pcs`, this is how much one piece weighs (a single packet that weighs 3 kg is stored as `3`). Independent of `sold_by_weight`; used for logistics, shipping, and stock-by-weight calculations, not for pricing mode.
`venues`	array	Venue-specific availability and pricing overrides.
`media`	array	Image attachments. See Media object.
`created_at`	string	Creation timestamp.
`updated_at`	string	Last update timestamp.

Variant Object (`modifications`)

Represents different versions (e.g., size, color) of a GOODS type product. A variant has the same shape as a product — every field listed in the Product Object above (id, parent_id, category_id, unit_id, price, cost_price, unit_weight, inventory_behavior, media, venues, created_at, updated_at, …) is present on each variant. The only differences worth calling out:

type is always MODIFICATION.
parent_id points at the parent GOODS product instead of being null.
full_name combines the parent name with the variant name (e.g. "Fanta 0.5 L").
The variant carries its own price, cost_price, barcode/codes, status, stock, etc. — the parent’s values are not inherited at sale time.

Modifier Group (`modificator_groups`)

Defines groups of options that can be added to a DISH type product (e.g., “Pizza Toppings”).

Field	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The group’s identifier.
`name`	string	The name of the group (e.g., “Spice Level”).
`type`	integer	Selection rule (`1`: Single-choice, `0`: Multi-choice).
`min_select`	integer	Minimum number of selections.
`max_select`	integer	Maximum number of selections.
`modificators`	array	List of selectable items. See Modifier Object.

Modifier Object (`modificators`)

Field	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The modifier’s identifier.
`name`	string	The name of the modifier (e.g., “Medium Hot”).
`price`	number	The additional price for the option.
`ingredient`	object (nullable)	If the modifier is linked to an ingredient, contains ingredient information.

Timer Settings (`setting`)

Contains the time-based pricing rules for TIMER type products.

Field	Type	Description
`interval`	integer	The pricing interval in minutes.
`prices`	array	Prices for different time periods. `[{ "price": 3, "from": 120 }]`

Recipe Item (`recipe`)

Field	Type	Description
`ingredient_id`	integer	The product ID of the recipe component.
`name`	string	The name of the component.
`gross`	string	Gross amount.
`net`	string	Net amount.

Package Object (`packages`)

Specifies the purchasing packages defined for INGREDIENT type products.

Field	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The package’s identifier.
`name`	string	The name of the package (e.g., “Bundle 10 pcs”).
`equal`	integer	The number of base units contained in the package.

Overview

Auth

Venues

Users

Customers

Categories

Station

Products

Sales

Orders

Receipts

Overview

Product Types and Behaviors

HTTP Request

Query Parameters

Filtering

Combining filters

Request Examples

Response

Field Reference

Product Object

Variant Object (`modifications`)

Modifier Group (`modificator_groups`)

Modifier Object (`modificators`)

Timer Settings (`setting`)

Recipe Item (`recipe`)

Package Object (`packages`)

Overview

Auth

Venues

Users

Customers

Categories

Station

Products

Sales

Orders

Receipts

​Overview

​Product Types and Behaviors

​HTTP Request

​Query Parameters

​Filtering

​Combining filters

​Request Examples

​Response

​Field Reference

​Product Object

​Variant Object (modifications)

​Modifier Group (modificator_groups)

​Modifier Object (modificators)

​Timer Settings (setting)

​Recipe Item (recipe)

​Package Object (packages)

Overview

Product Types and Behaviors

HTTP Request

Query Parameters

Filtering

Combining filters

Request Examples

Response

Field Reference

Product Object

Variant Object (`modifications`)

Modifier Group (`modificator_groups`)

Modifier Object (`modificators`)

Timer Settings (`setting`)

Recipe Item (`recipe`)

Package Object (`packages`)