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  • GETList batches

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  3. Batch API

Retrieve a batch

Get a batch's state, counters and timestamps. Poll it until the batch has ended, then download the results.

on this page5 sections
  1. Authentication
  2. Path parameters
  3. Response
  4. Errors
  5. Notes
GEThttps://api.decisionnode.com/v1/batches/{id}
API=https://api.decisionnode.com/v1
BATCH=batch_01J9ZB8Q3T

curl "$API/batches/$BATCH" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DECISIONNODE_API_KEY"

Authentication#

Authorizationheaderrequired
Bearer dn_live_..., the same key as every call. A batch belongs to the key that created it: other keys, even in the same workspace, get 404 for it.

Path parameters#

idstringrequired
The batch id that Create a batch returned, for example batch_01J9ZB8Q3T.

Response#

200 OK with the batch object. Every field is defined there.

{
  "id": "batch_01J9ZB8Q3T",
  "state": "running",
  "counters": {
    "requests": 3,
    "queued": 1,
    "in_progress": 1,
    "completed": 1,
    "failed": 0,
    "expired": 0,
    "cancelled": 0
  },
  "created_at": "2026-10-06T09:12:04Z",
  "finalized_at": "2026-10-06T09:12:31Z",
  "expires_at": "2026-10-07T09:12:31Z",
  "ended_at": null,
  "results_url": null,
  "results_expire_at": null,
  "price_factor": 0.5,
  "usage": { "input_tokens": 47, "output_tokens": 0 },
  "error": null
}
statestring
One of draft, queued, running, completed, failed, cancelled or expired. See States.
countersobject
How many requests are where. They add up to requests.
requestsinteger
Requests in the batch.
queuedinteger
Finalized and waiting to run. 0 while the batch is a draft.
in_progressinteger
Running now.
completedinteger
Answered: their result line has status 200 and they are billed.
failedinteger
Ended with an error status: refused when uploaded, refused by a live check, or failed on our side.
expiredinteger
Unfinished 24 hours after finalize. Not billed.
cancelledinteger
Not started when you cancelled. Not billed.
expires_atstring | null
finalized_at plus 24 hours: requests still unfinished then expire. A cut-off, not an estimate of when the batch finishes. null while it is a draft.
results_urlstring | null
Where to download the results: the results endpoint of this batch. null until the batch has ended.
  1. Authentication
  2. Path parameters
  3. Response
  4. Errors
  5. Notes
request
API=https://api.decisionnode.com/v1BATCH=batch_01J9ZB8Q3Tcurl "$API/batches/$BATCH" \  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DECISIONNODE_API_KEY"

Errors#

  • 401

    Type
    authentication_error
    When
    The key is missing, unknown or revoked
    What to do
    Check the Authorization header
  • 404

    Type
    not_found_error
    When
    No batch with this id belongs to your key
    What to do
    Check the id and that you call with the key that created the batch
  • 429

    Type
    rate_limit_error
    When
    Over your request rate: batch calls count against it
    What to do
    Wait Retry-After seconds, then send the same call again
  • 500

    Type
    api_error
    When
    A fault on our side
    What to do
    Retry with backoff and jitter. A 5xx can come after the call took effect: before you create again, cancel any draft the failed create left behind (see Batch errors)
  • 529

    Type
    overloaded_error
    When
    The API cannot take the call right now
    What to do
    Wait Retry-After seconds, then retry with backoff
Errors this endpoint returns
StatusTypeWhenWhat to do
401authentication_errorThe key is missing, unknown or revokedCheck the Authorization header
404not_found_errorNo batch with this id belongs to your keyCheck the id and that you call with the key that created the batch
429rate_limit_errorOver your request rate: batch calls count against itWait Retry-After seconds, then send the same call again
500api_errorA fault on our sideRetry with backoff and jitter. A 5xx can come after the call took effect: before you create again, cancel any draft the failed create left behind (see Batch errors)
529overloaded_errorThe API cannot take the call right nowWait Retry-After seconds, then retry with backoff

Every error body is {"detail": {"error_type": "...", "message": "..."}}. Retry 408, 429 (rate_limit_error), 529 and any 5xx, waiting at least what Retry-After says when it is set; fix the call for the other 4xx. A 429 batch_limit_exceeded clears only when a batch ends or you cancel one. All the bodies are on Errors.

Notes#

  • Poll every few minutes. Results come with a multi-hour delay. There is no set time at which a batch runs or finishes, so poll for it.
  • The batch has ended when state is completed, failed, cancelled or expired; then results_url is set.
  • While a batch runs the counters move: queued falls as in_progress and completed rise. After a cancel, requests not yet started show as cancelled at once.
  • The counters stay after the results are deleted, so a batch's record outlives its results.
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