Once you have set up the API within your environment or GraphiQL (if not please see this article - https://app.intercom.com/a/apps/wnmvofws/knowledge-hub/article/10802663), this is how you would build a query to pull back property level data.
Below is a query where you can paginate through the records within Tax_assessor to populate your back-end warehouse and run analyses on your end
query taxassessor{
tax_assessor_v2(order_by:{tax_assessor_id:asc}, where:{tax_assessor_id:{_gt:Insert last Tax_assessor_id here}}){
address
bed_count
bath_count
tax_assessor_id
}
}
With the query above you can also join in other data sets - example:
query taxassessor {
tax_assessor_v2(order_by: {tax_assessor_id: asc}, where:{tax_assessor_id:{_gt:Insert last Tax_assessor_id here}) {
address
bed_count
bath_count
tax_assessor_id
tax_assessor_owner_v2__tax_assessor_id{
owner_name
}
recorder_v2__tax_assessor_id{
data_publish_date
document_amount
}
usa_zip_code_boundary_v2__zip_code{
usa_demographics_v2__geography_id{
population_median_age
}
}
}
}
You can also apply additional filters and fields to the above query - more information on filtering can be found in the GraphQL Query Operations folder.
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