# Retrieve stock adjustment

Source: https://developers.swell.is/backend-api/stock/retrieve-stock-adjustment

Retrieve an existing stock adjustment using the id that was returned when created.

## Arguments

- `id` (objectId, required): The id of the stock adjustment to retrieve.
- `expand` (string): Expanding link fields and child collections is performed using the expand argument.

  - For example, `expand=account` would return a related customer account if one exists.

  When the field represents a collection, you can specify the query limit.

  - For example, `expand=variants:10` would return up to 10 records of the variants collection.

  See [expanding ](https://developers.swell.is/backend-api/querying/expanding)for more details.
- `fields` (string): Return only the specified fields in the result.

  - For example, `fields=name,slug` would return only the fields `name` and `slug` in the response.

  Supports nested object and array fields using dot-notation.

  - For example, `items.product_id`. The stock adjustment `id` is always returned.
- `include` (string): Include one or more arbitrary queries in the response, possibly related to the main query.

  See [including ](https://developers.swell.is/backend-api/querying/including)for more details.

## Example request

`GET /products:stock/:id`

**cURL**

```bash
$ curl https://api.swell.store/products:stock/5ca24abb9c077817e5fe2b3b \
  -u store-id:secret-key
```

**Node**

```javascript
const { swell } = require('swell-node');
swell.init('store-id', 'secret-key');

await swell.get('/products:stock/{id}', {
  id: '5ca24abb9c077817e5fe2b3b',
});
```

**PHP**

```php
<?php $swell = new \Swell\Client('store-id', 'secret-key');

$swell->get('/products:stock/{id}', [
  'id' => '5ca24abb9c077817e5fe2b3b',
]);
```

## Example response

```json
{
  "id": "5ca24abb9c077817e5fe2b3b",
  "parent_id": "5ca7d6c68f749692da37c985",
  "quantity": 10,
  "level": 10,
  "number": "100184",
  "reason": "received"
  "reason_message": "Restock - PO #47362",
  "date_created": "2019-04-01T00:00:00.000Z"
  "date_updated": "2019-04-01T00:00:00.000Z",
}
```