Get IDs for conversations associated with the specified author by source network ID for a 24-hour period
Details
Returns IDs for conversations associated with the specified author by source network ID for a 24-hour period. Use this call when the source network has only a single, default instance. Supported network types are "facebook", "instgram", or "twitter". For CRM systems or Khoros communities that could have multiple instances, use: /api/v2/networks/networktype/instances/networkinstance/ids/networkid/conversations
The call returns new conversations and conversations with specific modifications.
This call returns all conversations associated with the author record passed. This means that if you pass a handle or ID for a Twitter account, for example, you could also retrieve conversations associated with the author that originated on Facebook, or other source networks.
Specify the time period with startEpochMillis and endEpochMillis. The maximum range allowed is 24 hours. If the duration specified is more than 24 hours, only 24 hours worth of changed data is returned. If you omit either startEpochMillis or endEpochMillis, the API sets the range so that the call retrieves 24 hours worth of data.
Tip
For best results, use this call for data created after June 30, 2014.
Related endpoints
| Action | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| GET | /authors/lswUuid/conversations Get IDs for conversations associated with the specified author by unique Care author ID for a 24-hour period |
| GET | /authors/networks/{networktype}/instances/{networkinstance}/ids/{networkid}/conversations Get the IDs for conversations associated with the specified author by source network ID for a 24-hour period |
| GET | /authors/networks/{networktype}/handles/{networkhandle}/conversations Get the IDs for conversations associated with the specified author by the networkhandle passed in for the specified source network |
| GET | /authors/networks/{networktype}/instances/{networkinstance}/handles/{networkhandle}/conversations Get the IDs for conversations associated with the specified author by the networkhandle passed in for the specified instance of a network |