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Retrieve Licensee

GET/v1/keys/{key}/licensees/{licensee}

Returns a licensee by its sl_ key. A cancelled or unknown licensee returns 404.

Path parameters​

key string

API Key

The API Key. Begins ak_.

Example ak_test
licensee string

Licensee Key

Uniquely identifies a licensee.

Example sl_hk71kco54zGSGvF9eXXrvvnMOLLNh

Query parameters​

user_token string optional

Management Key

A secret key used to manage your account and API Keys. It was previously called the user token.

Your management key can be retrieved and managed from your accounts page.

Typically begins uk_. Prefer sending it in the Authorization header as Bearer uk_... instead of this query parameter. The Authorization: user_token="uk_..." header also works.

Example uk_B59ScW1p1HHouf1VqclEPZUx

Response​

result is the licensee object, including metadata like when it was created and current daily lookup statistics.

  • result Licensee
    • id string

      An immutable ID provided for every licensee. Primarily used for paginated list requests.

      Example
      56a11209ebe230380bf104c3
    • key string

      Uniquely identifies a licensee for a key.

      Required to perform paid lookups for a specific licensee. Typically begins sl_.

      Example
      sl_ijoiqsxeQgXW2gkiE0X94
    • createdAt string

      Timestamp for when the licensee was created

      Example
      2016-01-21T17:14:49.971Z
    • name string

      Licensee individual or organisation name

      Example
      Qwerty Widgets Limited
    • address string

      Licensee's first, second and third line address as well as post town concatenated by commas

      Example
      12 High Street, Manchester
    • postcode string

      Licensee's postcode

      Example
      BR8 7RE
    • whitelist string[]

      A list of allowed URLs. An empty list disables the check.

      A request is allowed when its Origin or Referer header matches an entry. Use one of these formats:

      • https://www.example.com allows one site. Scheme and host must match
      • *.example.com allows the domain and all its subdomains
    • daily object
      • limit number

        The maximum number of lookups this licensee can perform in a day. null indicates the limit is not active

        Format
        int32
        Example
        10000
      • count number

        The number of lookups performed by the licensee on the day represented by licensees.daily.updatedAt

        Format
        int32
        Example
        232
      • updatedAt string

        The timestamp when the limit was last used.

        Example
        2016-08-05T16:43:28.865Z

The result sits inside the standard { result, code, message } envelope, see the API reference for the wrapper format.