Get integrations
Return all the integrations the user has created for that organization. Review v.0.17.0 changelog for a breaking change
Enter your API key in the Authorization
field like the example shown below:
E.g ApiKey 18d2e625f05d80e
Authorizations
API key authentication. Allowed headers-- "Authorization: ApiKey <api_key>".
Response
The unique identifier of the integration record in the database. This is automatically generated.
The unique identifier for the environment associated with this integration. This links to the Environment collection.
The unique identifier for the organization that owns this integration. This links to the Organization collection.
The name of the integration, which is used to identify it in the user interface.
A unique string identifier for the integration, often used for API calls or internal references.
The identifier for the provider of the integration (e.g., "mailgun", "twilio").
The channel type for the integration, which defines how the integration communicates (e.g., email, SMS).
in_app
, email
, sms
, chat
, push
The credentials required for the integration to function, including API keys and other sensitive information.
Indicates whether the integration is currently active. An active integration will process events and messages.
Indicates whether the integration has been marked as deleted (soft delete).
The timestamp indicating when the integration was deleted. This is set when the integration is soft deleted.
The identifier of the user who performed the deletion of this integration. Useful for audit trails.
Indicates whether this integration is marked as primary. A primary integration is often the default choice for processing.
An array of conditions associated with the integration that may influence its behavior or processing logic.
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