Get change history for an account

Retrieves a historical log of changes made within the specified account, such as modifications to account settings or billing. This provides an audit trail for account-level activities. The Knowledge Base states, "The Change History shows a record of user activity for each of your projects." This extends to account changes.

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Path Params
integer
required

ID of the account that owns the retrieved/saved data

Body Params

Filters for retrieving the change history log for an account. Allows specifying date ranges, the user who made changes, types of objects changed (e.g., 'project', 'billing'), and methods of change (API or app UI).

boolean

If set to true in a list request, the response will only contain the total count of matching items (extra.pagination.items_count) and will not include the actual item data. Useful for quickly getting totals without fetching full datasets.

integer
≥ 1

The page number for paginated results. For example, if results_per_page is 30, page: 2 will retrieve items 31-60. Defaults to 1 if not specified.

string | null
enum
Defaults to desc

The direction for sorting the list results, based on the sort_by field.

  • asc: Ascending order (e.g., A-Z, 1-10, oldest to newest).
  • desc: Descending order (e.g., Z-A, 10-1, newest to oldest). Defaults to desc (newest/highest first) if not specified.
Allowed:
integer | null
0 to 50
Defaults to 30

Specifies the maximum number of items to return in a single page of results. Used for pagination. Default is 30, maximum is 50.

methods
array of objects | null
methods
projects
array of integers | null

List of projects id to get data by

projects
objects
array of objects | null

List of objects to get data by

objects
string | null
enum
Defaults to timestamp

A value to sort history list by specific field(s)

Defaults to timestamp if not provided

Allowed:
expand
array of objects | null

Specifies linked objects to expand in the response, e.g., 'project'. Refer to the Expanding Fields section.

expand
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