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Each row is a question people asked your assistants, with questions that mean the same thing counted together. A row carries a representative wording, how many times it was asked, how many of those the assistant answered and how many it declined, and the kinds of caller it came from. See Top questions. A row never says who asked, when, or in which conversation, and there is no parameter that narrows the list to a person. A question is listed only when at least minimum_askers different askers asked it. Everything else is counted in other and its wording is not returned. Rows cover the most recent 2,000 questions of the window that were answered or declined. total counts every such question in the window; analysed says how many of them were looked at. Every read is recorded in your organization’s audit trail. Because this returns wording other people used, it requires the owner or admin role. Editors, members and dataset operators receive 403, even though editors can read usage counts.
string
default:"30d"
Trailing window ending now: 7d, 30d or 90d. Any other value returns 400.
string
Limit the results to one assistant (UUID). A malformed ID returns 400; an ID from another organization matches nothing.
integer
default:"20"
Maximum questions to return, from 1 to 50. ASCII digits only. Questions past the limit are counted in other.

Response

object
required
The window searched. These are the only timestamps in the response.
integer
required
Questions answered or declined in the window.
integer
required
How many of total were looked at, newest first. Less than total only when the window holds more than 2,000 questions.
string
required
How similar questions were counted together. meaning: every wording was compared by meaning. partial: the most asked wordings were compared by meaning and the rest by wording only. wording: all were compared by wording only, so two questions that mean the same thing in different words are separate rows. Treat a value you do not recognise as partial.
integer
required
The fewest different askers a question needed to be listed. Never less than 3.
object[]
required
At most limit questions, most asked first.
integer
required
Analysed questions that are not listed: those fewer than minimum_askers askers asked, and those past limit. other plus the listed counts equals analysed.
Last modified on November 7, 2026