Object

Estimate

Usage Example
query {
# Use this type in your queries
someQuery {
appliedCoupons
boardRows
cityTaxRate
client
clientConsents
}
}

Fields

appliedCoupons[Coupon]
boardRows[BoardRow]
cityTaxRateDecimal
clientClient
clientConsents[ClientConsent]
closedBoolean
consentSignatureString
countyTaxRateDecimal
datetimeDateTime
discountDecimal
discountTypeDiscountType
encounterEncounter
estimateTypeEstimateType
highCityTaxCentsInt
highCountyTaxCentsInt
highOtherTaxCentsInt
highStateTaxCentsInt
highSubtotalCentsInt
highTotalDecimal
highTotalAfterTaxCentsInt
highTotalDiscountCentsInt
highTotalTaxCentsInt
historicalIdString
idID!required
insertedAtNaiveDateTime
+
locationLocation
lowCityTaxCentsInt
lowCountyTaxCentsInt
lowOtherTaxCentsInt
lowStateTaxCentsInt
lowSubtotalCentsInt
lowTotalDecimal
lowTotalAfterTaxCentsInt
lowTotalDiscountCentsInt
lowTotalTaxCentsInt
noteString
orderOrder
orderedBoolean
otherTaxRateDecimal
patientPatient
patients[Patient]
payments[Payment]
providerProvider
stateTaxRateDecimal
taxRateDecimal
DEPRECATED: This field is deprecated and will only ever return an estimates's `otherTaxRate`. Estimates now have various tax rate fields you may want to read. Please update your queries to pull from `otherTaxRate`, `cityTaxRate`, `stateTaxRate`, and `countyTaxRate`.
titleString
totalPaidDecimal
updatedAtNaiveDateTime