Check your partner API rate limits, credit caps, and current usage.

BCP-47-ish language code (e.g. 'en', 'zh-cn') for localized messages.

The end-user's username.

Whether the call succeeded.

Human-readable reason when success is false.

Requests allowed per minute for each of your end-users.

Credit-spending calls allowed per rolling 24h for each end-user.

Account-wide requests/min ceiling across all your users; the platform default applies when none is configured for your account.

Same value as partner_rate_limit_per_min, which now covers every operation; kept for integrations that already read it.

Optional account-wide credit-spending calls per rolling 24h; null means no aggregate limit.

Maximum end-users you may register; null means unlimited.

How many end-users you have registered so far.

Your requests across all users in the last 60 seconds.

Your credit-spending calls across all users in the last 24 hours.

The end-user that every user_... figure in this response is scoped to (echoes your request).

This user's requests in the last 60 seconds (present only when you pass a username).

This user's credit-spending calls in the last 24 hours (present only when you pass a username).

Whether live calls are switched on for your account. When false, every call operation is refused and no call_... figure in this response applies.

Participant-minutes allowed per calendar month across both kinds of call. One participant-minute is one person connected for one minute, so a four-person call for ten minutes is forty. Null means no combined ceiling.

How many of your calls may be running at the same moment. Null means no ceiling on how many run at once.

Participant-minutes of calls with no picture allowed per calendar month, on top of the combined ceiling rather than instead of it. Null means no separate ceiling on voice calls — the combined one still applies.

Participant-minutes of calls with a picture allowed per calendar month, on top of the combined ceiling rather than instead of it. Null means no separate ceiling on video calls. Running out of these does not stop you making voice calls.

Participant-minutes of calls with no picture used this calendar month, including any still running.

Participant-minutes of calls with a picture used this calendar month, including any still running.

UNIX timestamp of the first second of the calendar month that every call_..._this_month figure is counted over.

How many calls you have started this calendar month.

Participant-minutes you have used this calendar month across both kinds of call. Always call_voice_participant_minutes_this_month plus call_video_participant_minutes_this_month. Covers the calls still running as well as the ones that have finished, so it can rise while you read it; call_live_participant_minutes is how much of it is still being spent.

How much of call_participant_minutes_this_month belongs to calls that have not finished. Measured from how long each has been running and how many people are in it, so it is an estimate until the call ends and the exact figure replaces it.

Bytes of sound and picture moved by the calls we have measured this calendar month. Not every call is measured, so check call_data_transferred_is_complete before treating this as the month total.

Whether call_data_transferred_bytes_this_month covers every call this month. When false, some calls are not counted in it.

How many of your calls are running at this moment.

Server-side duration of the operation in milliseconds.