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Pagination

All top-level API resources have support for bulk fetches via "list" API methods. For example, you can list Actions, Partners, and Contracts, among others. As these requests typically generate large result sets, these results are paginated and share a common structure detailing how the pages are structured. By default, requests return page 1 (the first page) and 1,000 results per page (though this may differ by resource). You can override these defaults by using the parameters below:

Request parameters

Name
Description

Page

The page you are requesting be returned. Page choice starts at 1. Page 1 will be returned if no Page is specified.

PageSize

Specify how many objects should be returned on each page. If not specified, the resource default amount will be returned.

To make the pages easy to traverse, impact.com list APIs also preconfigure URIs that point to other pages of interest within the result set. See the full set of pagination response parameters below.

Response attributes

Name
Description

@page

Current page number. Pages start at 1.

@numpages

Total number of pages.

@pagesize

How many entities are in each page.

@total

Total number of entities in the list.

@start

Position in the overall list of the first item in this page. Zero indexed (first position is 0).

@end

Position in the overall list of the last item in this page. Zero indexed (first position is 0).

@uri

URI of the current page.

@firstpageruri

URI for the first page of this result set.

@nextpageuri

URI for the next page of this result set.

@previouspageruri

URI for the previous page of this result set.

@lastpageruri

URI for the last page of this result set.

Example pagination request

Example pagination response

Pagination limits

When using pagination, be aware of the following limits that apply to specific API endpoints.

For retrieving reports

Requests made to the /Reports API endpoint always return a page size of 20,000 results, regardless of the PageSize parameter specified. For clarity in your integrations, we recommend either of the following:

  • Specify a PageSize of 20,000.

  • Remove the PageSize parameter from the request.

For listing catalog items

Requests made to the following endpoint cannot page beyond a total of 20,000 results.

  • /Mediapartners/ACCOUNT_SID/Catalogs/CATALOG_ID/Items

Any API call attempting to access a page beyond this limit (for example, requesting page 21 or a result set where PageSize is 1,000) will result in a 400 Bad Request.