Read CDRs

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datetime-start

string

required

This is the start of the time window for a given query. The format is based on RFC3339 but also will support additonal params for use in providing a timezone which will allow the API to give the correct range for a given set of data and will be formated in respone using the same format.

Supported formats include.

2023-11-27 13:00:00
2023-11-27T13:00:00Z
2023-11-27T13:00:00-08:00
2023-11-27T13:00:00-08:00[US/Pacific]
2023-11-27T13:00:00Z[America/Phoenix]

datetime-end

string

required

This is the end of the time window for a given query. The format is based on RFC3339 but also will support additonal params for use in providing a timezone which will allow the API to give the correct range for a given set of data and will be formated in respone using the same format. Allowed values same as datetime-start.

start

number

≥ 0

Defaults to 0

This is the start value when using pagination. 0 is the default and the minimum value. For example the default of 0 paired with the default limit of 100 would return the first 100 objects in the data request. A start of 100 and a default limit of 100 would give you the second 100 results in the response.

limit

number

1 to 1000

Defaults to 100

This is the limit of the number of objects that will be returned in the read/list API call. This can be used with pagination to help retrieve smaller chunks of data. Should be used in conjunction with Start.

type

string

Options include Inbound, Outbound, On-net, Off-net, Missed, Received, or integer type 0,1,2,3

orig_callid

string

Optional and legacy ability to lookup a specific call by orig_callid . Only available for top level without specific domain set.

term_callid

string

Optional and legacy ability to lookup a specific call by term_callid. Only available for top level without specific domain set.

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