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Request data by specifying the fields you want to retrieve.
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user(id: "123") {
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name
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#### Mutations:
Modify data by defining the operation and providing input parameters.
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createUser(input: { name: "Alice", email: "[alice@example.com](mailto:alice@example.com)" }) { |
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name |
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By understanding these basics, you're better equipped to navigate and comprehend Originate's GraphQL API documentation. As we proceed, you'll notice that the API documentation leverages these concepts to provide a structured and efficient way to interact with Originate's loan management platform.
Now that we've covered the essentials, let's continue our journey into Originate's GraphQL API and explore how you can harness its power to streamline loan management operations.
Our "Getting Started" section will guide you through your first steps in using Originate's GraphQL API. You'll learn how to access the API, authenticate, and structure your GraphQL requests. This foundation will set you up for success as you begin integrating with our platform.
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