List policy rules

Lists all policy rules for an enterprise.

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Path Params
string
required

Your Enterprise Id.

Query Params
date-time

The date and time of the earliest policy rule creation to return. The date and time must be in ISO 8601 format.

date-time

The date and time of the latest policy rule creation to return. The date and time must be in ISO 8601 format.

string

The id of the Evaluation.

string
enum

Status of the Evaluation

Allowed:
string

A string to match the names of the policy rules against.

string
enum

Statuses of the returned policy rules, one or more may be provided.

Allowed:
string
enum

scopes of the returned policy rules. One or more may be provided. For example, the All Wallets scope. See also the List scopes API.

Allowed:
string

The Touchpoints of the returned policy rules. One or more may be provided. For example, the Transfer from a Wallet Touchpoint. See also the List scope Touchpoints API.

string

Id of the policy rule.

integer

How many policy rules to return per page of results. Default: 20, Maximum: 100.

integer

The nextBatchPrevId returned by the last call to the same API. Used to retrieve the next page of results.

string

You can retrieve the policy rules that match a given set of Filtering Conditions by providing the parameter name and value of the Filtering Conditions you are interested in. See also Filtering Conditions. In addition, you could add Dynamic parameter for filtering rules based on specific criteria. Format:

..parameters.=

: (Required) The table name. Valid values are filteringCondition, action, or condition.
  • : (Optional) The name of the property.
  • parameters: (Fixed) Indicates parameters section.
  • : (Required) The key in the table's parameters column to search against.
  • : (Optional) Comma-separated list of values to match.
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