GET/meetings
A GET request to /meetings returns a list of meeting sessions.
Meeting sessions are returned sorted by start_time time in reverse chronological order.
Results can be filtered by supplying any of room, timeframe_start, and timeframe_end arguments.
Each call to this endpoint fetches a maximum of 100 meeting session objects.
See Nuts and Bolts: Pagination for how pagination works in API requests (and how to use the limit, ending_before, and starting_after query parameters).
The response body consists of two fields: total_count and data.
The total_count field is the total number of meeting session objects that match the query, including the filtering by room, timeframe_start, and timeframe_end, but ignoring pagination arguments. (In other words, if pagination arguments are supplied, total_count could be greater than the number of meeting session objects returned by this query).
The data field is a list of meeting session objects. Each meeting session object includes the id, room (room name), start_time, duration (in seconds), a boolean that describes whether the meeting is ongoing, and a participants object of all meeting attendees.
Granularity of timestamps
The start_time, join_time, and duration fields are accurate to approximately 15 seconds. We don't write a "meeting join" record into our database until a user has stayed in a room for at least 10 seconds.
In general, we try to slightly undercount usage, to make sure we're not overcharging you for meeting participant-minutes!
Query params
The optional room argument should be a room name, and limits results to that room.
The optional timeframe_start argument is a unix timestamp, and limits results to meeting sessions that have a start_time greater than or equal to timeframe_start.
The optional timeframe_end argument is a unix timestamp, and limits results to meeting sessions that have a start_time less than timeframe_end.
The optional ongoing argument is a boolean value. If set to true, it limits results to meetings where participants are currently in the room. If set to false, it limits the results to meetings where there are no participants remaining in the room.
The optional no_participants argument is a boolean value. If set to true, this endpoint won't return the participant list in each meeting. This is useful for meetings with large numbers of participants. You can use the meetings/:meeting/participants endpoint to retrieve a paginated list of participants for a given meeting.