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Retrieve Buyer records and their latest delivery outcomes for one Destination. The response combines the existing canonical Buyer object with Destination-specific delivery information.

Authentication

All requests require a workspace API key:
The examples use $API_KEY for your API key. The key determines the workspace; you do not supply a workspace ID. See Authentication.

Path parameter

Query parameters

status=all, sort_by, and sort_order are not supported.

Request

Retrieve failed deliveries:

Response

200 OK This fictional example has one failed Buyer among 20 Buyers in the complete Console. The filter restricts data; the counts still describe the whole Console.
All names, domains, identifiers, amounts, URLs, and timestamps in these examples are illustrative.

Response fields

Console record

Each data item contains buyer and delivery:
  • buyer preserves the same canonical public object returned by Retrieve a Buyer.
  • delivery contains status, reason, and executed_at for that Buyer at this Destination.

Delivery states

A successful delivery may have no reason:
A queued delivery can include a pending explanation:
Failure messages vary by provider. A generic message may not contain enough information to diagnose the cause; inspect the Destination in the 1eye Console for further context.

Counts and latest state

The Console returns one row per unique Buyer using its latest recorded delivery state. Multiple attempts or retries do not produce separate public rows for the same Buyer. Counts remain unchanged when applying a status filter or moving between pages. If the selected filter has no matches, data is empty even when the overall counts are nonzero. If the entire Console is empty, all counts are zero.

Pagination

Keep the Destination ID and status filter unchanged when passing a cursor. The cursor is also bound to the workspace, endpoint, and fixed ordering. limit may change between pages. A mismatched or malformed cursor returns 400 invalid_cursor.
Continue until pagination.next_cursor is null. Delivery processing is continuous, so counts can change between requests.

Resource access

An inaccessible, missing, or deleted Destination returns 404. This endpoint does not retry deliveries, start workflows, or expose provider credentials and raw execution logs.

Errors

Errors use the standard error envelope. Use request_id when contacting support.