List all events

Authorizations

Authorization

string

header

required

Authenticate with bearer_token you obtained from /login endpoint.

Query Parameters

event_type

string

Type of event.

starting_after

string

Specifies a cursor for pagination use; provider_id defines the place in the list. To retrieve the next page in the list include starting_after where ID is the last ID in the currently retrieved list.

ending_before

string

Specifies a cursor for pagination use; provider_id defines the place in the list. To retrieve the previous page in the list, include ending_before, which is the first ID in the currently retrieved list.

limit

integer

A limit on the number of objects to be returned. Can range between 1 and 100, and the default is 30.

object_id

string

Filter events by Flatpeak identifier such as a location ID.

Example:

"loc_641b90b758fb8e6293716e40"

Response

object

string

Represents the object’s type. i.e. list.

Example:

"list"

url

string

Represents the URL slug for the object.

Example:

"/events"

has_more

boolean

Is set to true if more objects are available.

data

object[]

Show child attributes

data.id

string

Flatpeak unique event id.

Example:

"evt_65e42b7827c0526548432b9f"

data.object

string

Represents the object’s type, i.e. event.

Example:

"event"

data.time_created

string

Time when the object was created, in UTC.

Example:

"2022-01-24T14:15:22Z"

data.type

string

Flatpeak object type in the payload. For example customer.create.

Example:

"device.create"

data.data

Device · object

This object represents a device or another asset of a compatible type.

Show child attributes

data.data.id

string

required

Flatpeak unique object id.

Example:

"dev_63a6087272941ef077a8fd3e"

data.data.object

string

required

Represents the object’s type.

Example:

"device"

data.data.live_mode

boolean

required

Has the value true if the object exists in live mode or the value false if the object exists in test mode.

data.data.reference_id

string

required

A reference that is meaningful to you, for example, an ID from your system.

Example:

"DEV1234567890"

data.data.time_created

string

required

Time when the object was created, in UTC.

Example:

"2022-01-24T14:15:22Z"

data.data.account_id

string

required

Flatpeak account ID.

Example:

"acc_661677911f2197045e6cf1b1"

data.data.last_seen

string<date-time>

Timestamp of when the device has last queried the service.

Example:

"2022-03-22T11:12:21Z"

Connect

Scheduling

Cost Reporting

Authorizations

Query Parameters

Response