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Hi Micheal
Sorry for the late response. There is a mistake in the wording above I apologize and we are correcting this in our API docs too. One API call = 200 results. This is the maximum and we will consider increasing the limit in the future and I will let you know.
The offset param will help with pagination up to a maximum of 10K results. Please let me know if this is sufficient for your use case in the meantime.
Regards
Temi
Hi Temi,
Thank you for the feedback.
I updated my query to include 300 rows and it still returns no data. Below are the parameters I passed to the query in my program:
query_str = sort=-received_at&limit=300&offset=300&received_after=2025-06-01T08%3a23%3a00.000%20UTC&received_before=2025-06-11T08%3a23%3a00.000%20UTC
I then changed the parameters to retrieve only 200 rows and it properly returned 200 rows. Below is what worked:
query_str = sort=-received_at&limit=200&offset=200&received_after=2025-06-01T08%3a23%3a00.000%20UTC&received_before=2025-06-11T08%3a23%3a00.000%20UTC
Do you have any suggestions?
… Thanks for your tip about reference number. I’ll try to leverage that, but I really I need to query reference number in the general document. I had put in an enhancement request to include both reference number and process ID in the search parameters. Do you know the status of that request?
Best Regards,
Mike
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your feedback. I understand your concern around the default limit of 200 results in the InFlight API.
To clarify, while the default value is 200, the API does support a
limit
parameter of up to 10,000 results per request. You can also use theoffset
parameter to paginate through results. For example, you could retrieve results in batches likelimit=1000&offset=1000
,limit=1000&offset=2000
, and so on.Additionally, while filtering by reference number is not yet supported in the general document search endpoint, you can retrieve documents by reference number using this dedicated endpoint:
Please let us know if you'd like help structuring your queries or if you're still encountering errors when using limits above 200.
Regards
Temi
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