List an agent's broadcasts
GET/v1/agents/:agentId/broadcasts
x-scope: "broadcasts:read"
The agent's WhatsApp broadcasts, newest first, whether sent from the dashboard or the API,
each with its counts. status narrows the list.
Request
Responses
- 200
- 401
- 403
- 404
- 422
- 429
- 500
- 503
A page of broadcasts.
Response Headers
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Authentication failed. Single code (invalid_api_key) covers every
sub-case: missing header, wrong scheme, malformed, unknown, revoked or
expired key. The message field disambiguates for humans debugging.
One exception: when the key could not be checked because of a server-side
fault, the status is still 401 but type is internal_error and code
is internal_server_error; retry with backoff.
Response Headers
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Authenticated, but not allowed. insufficient_scope (the key lacks
broadcasts:read or broadcasts:write), agent_not_authorized (the key
is limited to other agents) or feature_not_available (broadcasts aren't
on your company's plan).
Response Headers
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agent_not_found when the agent is not one of your company's agents (the API never confirms
whether another company's agent exists); endpoint_not_found for a path or method no
endpoint serves, including an id that is not a UUID.
Response Headers
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invalid_request_body when the body isn't valid JSON, a field has the wrong type or format, or a field breaks a limit in its schema; param names the field. A query parameter that doesn't parse is invalid_request_body too.
invalid_request for a rule beyond the format, such as a note that is only spaces or a
cursor this list didn't give out.
Response Headers
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Per-key rate limit hit. Default is 60/min/key; an endpoint with an
x-rate-limit-per-minute of its own counts in a budget of its own
(today the WhatsApp template endpoints and sendBroadcast, which share one
that allows 10/min/key, and sendConversationMessage, which allows 20/min/key), and its 429
reports that limit in X-RateLimit-Limit. Retry-After tells you when to retry;
X-RateLimit-Reset is the Unix timestamp of the next window.
Per-success-response
X-RateLimit-*headers are a known gap; on 2xx responses these headers are NOT currently emitted. Customers should rely on 429 +Retry-Afterfor backoff signals.
Response Headers
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Seconds to wait before retrying.
The per-minute request limit of the endpoint called. Every key has the same limits today.
Remaining requests in the current window. 0 on rejection.
Unix timestamp at which the current window resets.
Unexpected server-side failure. Retry with exponential backoff. If
the failure persists, send us the correlation_id.
Response Headers
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Mojeeb couldn't check access because of a temporary fault: the key's,
or on assignLead and assignConversation the teammate's. Nothing was
changed. Retry with backoff.
Response Headers
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