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Query detailed business API call records for the current account from the past 60 days, suitable for verifying charges, locating failed requests, and troubleshooting by service, Application, API, or credential.
This page queries the account’s own call records. If you only want to view public call statistics for a specific API across the entire platform, please use API Call Statistics.

Preparation

1. Create an Account Token

This endpoint is a platform management API and requires an Account Token:
  1. Log in to the AceDataCloud Platform.
  2. Open the Account Token Console.
  3. Click “Create” and immediately save the token to a password manager or Secret Manager.
For complete instructions, see Manage AceDataCloud Platform Account Tokens. Account tokens are used for platform.acedata.cloud/api/v1/**; business endpoints under api.acedata.cloud/** use API credentials (Credentials), and the two cannot be used interchangeably.
Do not write the token into frontend code, logs, or public repositories; if it is leaked, immediately delete and recreate it in the console.

2. Prepare Filter IDs (Optional)

You can view records that the current account has permission to view without passing filter conditions. To narrow the scope: Regular users do not need to pass user_id; if explicitly passed, it must match the current account, otherwise 403 is returned. Administrators can use this parameter to filter across accounts.

Endpoint Overview

Query Scope

Query Parameters

When the request time is earlier than the past 60 days, the endpoint returns a 400 field validation error, indicating that complete call details are retained for only 60 days.

Request Examples

Query the latest 100 records:
Filter by time, Application, and failure status:
Python pagination example:

Response Example

Key Fields

The quota unit is determined by the corresponding Application’s service.unit and should not be assumed to be US dollars by default.

Errors and Retries

At most one in-flight request is maintained for the same set of query parameters. For large-range queries, prioritize using windows of one day or less, and do not stack identical requests at fixed intervals.

Next Steps