Historial de uso de facturación
Get billing usage data for the authenticated user as a cursor-paginated walk in ascending timestamp order. The first request takes filter parameters; while more entries remain, each response carries a nextCursor token that fetches the next page. A continuation request sends the cursor and nothing else — the filters travel inside the cursor, and filter parameters sent alongside one are rejected. A rejected cursor (expired, tampered with, or issued to another user) yields a 400 response; restart the walk from the first page. Page contents are stable while new usage is recorded, and no result totals are reported. Include text/csv in the Accept header to receive the page as a CSV export instead of JSON.
Autorizaciones
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Parámetros de consulta
Filter by consumable currency
USD, DIEM, BUNDLED_CREDITS "USD"
Opaque continuation token from a previous response's nextCursor. The cursor carries the filters of the walk it continues, so no filter parameters may be sent alongside it.
512^[A-Za-z0-9_-]+$"AZq3fK9tXhIVDm2j4vN8cQwYt1sB6uEoLxRgPzKaJdHfM5nC7yW0K3w"
Exclusive upper bound on entry timestamps (ISO 8601 UTC, "Z" suffix). Must be later than startTimestamp; consecutive windows sharing a boundary walk the history without gaps or overlaps. Carried forward by the cursor.
40"2026-07-01T00:00:00.000Z"
Number of entries per page. Carried forward by the cursor.
10 <= x <= 10001000
Inclusive lower bound on entry timestamps (ISO 8601 UTC, "Z" suffix). First page only: a continuation resumes from the cursor position instead.
40"2026-06-01T00:00:00.000Z"
Respuesta
Successful response
The response schema for the billing usage history endpoint