Fetch a list of Invites

Finds invites based on the provided criteria.

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Query Params
locationIds
array of objects

A comma-separated list of IDs. Allows lookup for multiple specific locations' invites at once.

locationIds
date-time

Returns Invites that are expected before the given time.Time must be provided in UTC. .

date-time

Returns Invites that are expected after the given time.Time must be provided in UTC. .

date-time

Returns Invites that were created before the given time. Time must be provided in UTC. Useful for incremental sync workflows.

date-time

Returns Invites that were created after the given time. Time must be provided in UTC. Useful for incremental sync workflows.

string

The email address of the host. Special characters and spaces should be URL-encoded.

string

The email address of the invitee. Special characters and spaces should be URL-encoded.

string
enum

The type of registration the invite corresponds to. Currently, there are two possible options, "VISITOR" and "EMPLOYEE". The type is derived from the flow attached to the invite.

Allowed:
string
enum

The current status of the invite in the approval chain. Possible values are "PENDING", "APPROVED", "DENIED", and "AWAITING_REVIEW".

Allowed:
number
Defaults to 1

Controls which page to look at in the results. Use with perPage. The total offset (page * perPage) must not exceed 10,000. Use narrower filters (e.g., locationIds, date ranges) to reduce the result set if you need to access more records.

number
Defaults to 100

Controls how many results to show in each page of the results. Use with page.

string
enum

Controls which field should be compared to sort the results. Possible values are "CREATED_AT" or "EXPECTED_ARRIVAL_AT". Use with order.

Allowed:
string
enum

Controls the sorting direction. Possible values are "ASC" and "DESC". Use with sort.

Allowed:
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