Review API Logs

API Logs lists the calls made to the Deepinfo API with your API keys. Use it to see what was called, with which key, and whether it worked.

Before You Start

No package is needed to open this page, and any role can use it: API Logs is not limited to admins.

Where to Find It

Sidebar: SETTINGS › ORGANIZATION SETTINGS › API Logs · https://platform.deepinfo.com/app/settings/org-api-logs

Read the Screen

The count of log entries, <n> API LOGS, is at the top, with VIEW SETTINGS next to it. The table has these columns:

Column What it shows
API A short name taken from the endpoint's path, for example assets. The full path is in the row's details
DATE Date and time of the call
IP The IP address the call came from
KEY The API key that made the call, in full
METHOD The HTTP method, for example GET or POST
STATUS The HTTP status code, for example 200. Codes of 4xx and 5xx are shown in red

The log shows 25 entries per page.

The API Logs table with its API, DATE, IP, KEY, METHOD and STATUS columns.

See the Details of a Call

  1. Select a row. It expands below.
  2. Read the details:
    • API VERSION: the API version, for example v1.
    • URL: the full path that was called.
    • PARAMS: the query parameters, as JSON.

One API log row expanded to show API VERSION, URL and PARAMS.

Filter the Log

The filters are inside VIEW SETTINGS:

  1. Select VIEW SETTINGS. View Options opens.
  2. Select Filter By. It reads Default while no filter is set. The FILTER panel opens.
  3. In the Select boxes, choose the field to filter on, Endpoint, Time Range or Http Status, and set its condition.
  4. To add another condition, select NEW FILTER. CLEAR ALL removes them all.
  5. Select APPLY.

The Filter By panel in View Options with one Http Status condition.

Show or Hide Columns

In VIEW SETTINGS › View Options, the SHOWN list has a switch for each column. The API column is always shown. Reset to Default View restores the default columns.

Read the Status Codes

A red status means the call failed. The most common ones:

Status Meaning
401 The API key was missing or not valid
403 The endpoint is not included in your package
429 The key went over its rate limit

Errors lists every status code the API returns, with example responses.

Good to Know

  • Platform activity appears too. The platform calls the Deepinfo API with the default API key while you use it, so those calls are listed here next to the calls from your own integrations.
  • Sensitive content. The log shows API keys in full, IP addresses and the parameters of each call, which can include the domains and e-mail addresses you looked up. Treat screenshots of this page as secret.

Do This With the API

  • Errors: every error format and status code.
  • Rate limits: the rate-limit headers and what a 429 means.

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