List Satisfaction Ratings
Allowed For
- Admins
Pagination
- Cursor pagination (recommended)
- Offset pagination
See Pagination.
Filters
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| score | offered, unoffered, received, received_with_comment, received_without_comment,<br/>good, good_with_comment, good_without_comment,<br/>bad, bad_with_comment, bad_without_comment |
| start_time | Time of the oldest satisfaction rating, as a Unix epoch time |
| end_time | Time of the most recent satisfaction rating, as a Unix epoch time |
If you specify an unqualified score such as good, the results include all the records with and without comments.
Examples:
- /api/v2/satisfaction_ratings.json?score=bad
- /api/v2/satisfaction_ratings.json?score=bad&start_time=1498151194
- /api/v2/satisfaction_ratings.json?start_time=1340384793&end_time=1371920793
Query parameters
A pagination cursor that tells the endpoint which page to start on. It should be a meta.before_cursor value from a previous request. Note: page[before] and page[after] can't be used together in the same request.
A pagination cursor that tells the endpoint which page to start on. It should be a meta.after_cursor value from a previous request. Note: page[before] and page[after] can't be used together in the same request.
Specifies how many records should be returned in the response. You can specify up to 100 records per page.
Filters the results by score. Possible values are "offered", "unoffered", "received", "received_with_comment", "received_without_comment", "good", "good_with_comment", "good_without_comment", "bad", "bad_with_comment", "bad_without_comment"
Time of the oldest satisfaction rating, as a Unix epoch time
Time of the most recent satisfaction rating, as a Unix epoch time
Response
Success response