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Pagination

To fetch the next page, set the cursor parameter to the pagination.cursor value returned in the last response. Example request: 
GET https://api.paytsoftware.com/v1/invoices?administration_id=81&cursor=2897875
Authorization: Bearer IBzLDErQvt9gOmSLarUtDy06emduHZmKEG2OSPdHpJ8
Response: 
{
    "data": [
        {
            "category": null,
            "currency_code": "EUR",
            "description": null,
            "debtor_id": 543239,
            "id": 2603746,
            "invoice_number": "JbV9Jgka1oA",
            "purchase_order_number": null,
            "order_number": "7431989686",
            "payment_date": null,
            "due_date": "2019-05-15",
            "invoice_date": "2019-05-01",
            "total_amount": "5182.00",
            "open_amount": "5182.00",
            "book_open_amount": "5182.00",
            "book_total_amount": "5182.00",
            "collectable_at": null,
            "debt_collection_at": null,
            "final_reminder_at": null,
            "latest_reminder_at": null,
            "sent_at": "2019-04-30T22:00:00Z"
        }
    ],
    "pagination": {
        "cursor": 2603755
    }
}

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Syncing data

The updated_after parameter requests only records that have changed since a given timestamp (for instance, the last time data was synced). When the last page of data is processed, store the updated_at timestamp of the most recently updated record in the last response and use it to fetch all updated records in a future run.
When a response contains no records, reuse the previous updated_at timestamp for the next sync session: do not advance it, or you may skip records.
Last modified on June 12, 2026