Documentation

Where can I find the API v3 documentation? You can find whole LiveAgent API documentation within your LiveAgent account: https://YOURDOMAIN.ladesk.com/docs/api/v3/#/ You can also navigate into your agent panel > Configuration > System > API > API V3 DOCUMENTATION How can I try LiveAgent API v3 with my account? Within the documentation, you can find examples and use the possibility to test the API commands with your account. - Consider registering a new free Trial a...

Filtering API v3 results

With API v3 you have an option to use filters to get specific results. Filters for the GET /tickets API to retrieve a list of tickets are especially limited, for more details and all available options please [see this article](https://support.liveagent.com/870644-Filtering-API-v3-GET-tickets-results). Simple filters Using a simple filter you can filtrate results by searching for a specific column with an exact value: {"parameter":"value"} This simple filter allows you to retrieve e.g. ticke...

Filtering API v3 GET /tickets results

To filter the retrieved list of tickets it is possible to use only the filters which are available in the agent panel. Some filters, e.g. {"subject":"order"} work slightly differently than expected. Instead of searching for "subject equals order" it searches for "subject contains order", so it would find all tickets containing the word "order" in subject, e.g. tickets with the subject "Order #123", "Order #456", or even "Order-inquiry". It is also possible to use the search parameter to do a f...

How to work with _cursor parameter

Some API requests that contain the _perPage parameter don't have the _page parameter to display the next page. Instead of the _page parameter you'd need to use the _cursor parameter to display the next page with records. List of requests utilizing the _cursor parameter - GET /calls - GET /grid/reports/time - GET /phone_numbers - GET /tickets/history The value for the _cursor parameter is provided to you in the response header as the next_page_cursor header value. So essentiall...

How to specify offset for the times the API returns

API v3 allows you to specify a time offset to return the application times in your desired timezone. For accounts created before the 26th of May 2019 by default, the application returns times in Mountain Standard Time (UTC -7 hours) and there is no automatic daylight saving time in the application. For accounts created after the 26th of May 2019 by default, the application returns times in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) and there is no automatic daylight saving time in the application. To d...

Swagger API descriptor

If you need to generate LiveAgent's API library / SDK for your preferred programming language (like for example C#) you can use the swagger (OpenAPI) API descriptor which can be found at the very top of the API v3 documentation (https://support.liveagent.com/567924-Documentation--examples).

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