ExecutionCredit
Represents a credit balance assigned to a company for execution usage
type ExecutionCredit {
company: Company!
companyId: ID!
createdAt: ISO8601DateTime!
creditType: ExecutionCreditTypeEnum!
credits: Int!
deletedAt: ISO8601DateTime
id: ID!
rollupType: ExecutionCreditRollupTypeEnum!
transactions: [ExecutionCreditTransaction!]!
updatedAt: ISO8601DateTime!
usedCredits: Int!
}
Fields
ExecutionCredit.company ● Company! non-null object
Company (scope) this credit belongs to
ExecutionCredit.companyId ● ID! non-null scalar
ID of the company (scope) this credit belongs to
ExecutionCredit.createdAt ● ISO8601DateTime! non-null scalar
ExecutionCredit.creditType ● ExecutionCreditTypeEnum! non-null enum
Type of execution credit (AI Pentest or DAST)
ExecutionCredit.credits ● Int! non-null scalar
Total number of credits available
ExecutionCredit.deletedAt ● ISO8601DateTime scalar
ExecutionCredit.id ● ID! non-null scalar
ExecutionCredit.rollupType ● ExecutionCreditRollupTypeEnum! non-null enum
Renewal cycle of the credit
ExecutionCredit.transactions ● [ExecutionCreditTransaction!]! non-null object
All debit and refund transactions for this credit
ExecutionCredit.updatedAt ● ISO8601DateTime! non-null scalar
ExecutionCredit.usedCredits ● Int! non-null scalar
Net credits consumed in the current billing period
Returned By
executionCredit query
Member Of
CreateExecutionCreditPayload object ● ExecutionCreditCollection object ● ExecutionCreditTransaction object ● UpdateExecutionCreditPayload object
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