Download Event Feed for Group

Download the event feed for an Android device group. Retrieves a paginated, chronologically ordered list of command request records for the specified group, each containing details of operations issued to the group. Results default to 250 records per page.

This endpoint is for Android device groups only. For device-level event history, use GET /enterprise/{enterprise_id}/device/{device_id}/download/eventfeed/ instead. About the Group Event Feed: The group event feed provides a chronological record of command requests issued at the group level, making it the primary source for auditing bulk operations across a device group. Rather than reviewing events device by device, this endpoint surfaces the group-level commands that were dispatched — useful for understanding the sequence of operations applied to a group as a whole, and for correlating group-level actions with individual device outcomes.

Common Use Cases

Auditing the history of commands issued to a specific Android device group, investigating incidents by reviewing the sequence of group-level operations leading up to an unexpected fleet state, downloading a complete group command log for offline analysis or compliance reporting, and verifying that scheduled or bulk operations were dispatched to the group as expected.

Best Practices

Use limit and offset to paginate through results for groups with long command histories rather than fetching everything in a single call. For individual device-level event history within the group, use GET /enterprise/{enterprise_id}/device/{device_id}/download/eventfeed/ per device. To check the execution status of a specific command request returned in this feed, use GET /commands/v0/status/?request={request_id} to retrieve per-device status records for that command.

Available query parameters

limit — number of results per page (default: 250) offset — pagination offset (default: 0)

Workflow

1. Call GET /enterprise/{enterprise_id}/devicegroup/ to list all groups and retrieve the group_id for the group you want to audit.
2. Call this endpoint to retrieve the chronological command history for that group.
3. Identify the command requests relevant to your investigation using the event details and timestamps.
4. Use GET /commands/v0/status/?request={request_id} to retrieve per-device execution status for any specific command request returned in the feed.