Retrieve a legal term acceptance
/legal-terms/{legal_term_id}/acceptances/{term_acceptance_id}Retrieves an acceptance of a legal term by its public ID. This is the canonical location of every acceptance, including those returned in a user's acceptance history.
The proof object, containing the IP address and user agent recorded at acceptance, is included only when the credentials have the legal_terms.read_proof permission. Otherwise, it is omitted from the response.
Autonomous mode: the API credential secret, sent as a bearer token. Credential secrets are identified by a fixed prefix.
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Optional client-generated identifier of the request, up to 64 characters from [A-Za-z0-9._-]. Echoed back in the response and recorded in the request log; it never replaces the server-generated X-Request-Id.
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curl -X GET "https://example.com/legal-terms/string/acceptances/string"{ "data": { "accepted_at": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z", "id": "string", "legal_term_id": "string", "links": { "self": "string" }, "object": "term_acceptance", "proof": { "ip": "string", "user_agent": "string" }, "user_id": "string" }}List legal term acceptances GET
Lists the acceptances recorded for a legal term. Acceptances are recorded when users accept the term and cannot be created through the API. The collection can be filtered by user and by acceptance date. When the credentials are restricted to specific users, only acceptances by those users are returned. The `proof` object is included only when the credentials have the `legal_terms.read_proof` permission.
List a user's legal term acceptances GET
Lists a user's acceptances across the platform legal term and all product legal terms, using cursor-based pagination. The collection can be filtered by acceptance date. Each item includes `links.self`, which points to the acceptance under its legal term. Use that URL with the retrieve acceptance operation. The `proof` object is included only when the credentials have the `legal_terms.read_proof` permission.