---
title: "Get Routes Page"
method: GET
path: "/routes"
tags: ["Routes"]
---

# Get Routes Page

`GET /routes`

## Request

- Base URL: `https://api.smartroutes.io/v2`
- URL: `https://api.smartroutes.io/v2/routes`
- Auth: none declared

Page through the routes in your depot, most recently updated first. Each entry is a route summary: name, `plan_id`, date, the `dispatched` and `is_locked` flags, stop count, planned and actual times and distances, and timestamps. The stops themselves are not included; call `GET /routes/{id}` for stops, orders and proof of delivery.

The list covers every route in your depot across all plans, not only each plan's current routes. A route left behind when a plan was optimised again can still appear. To see the routes currently on a plan, use `GET /plans/{id}`. Deleted routes drop out of the list, and the [`routes.deleted`](#tag/Webhooks/operation/routes.deleted) webhook tells you about deleted dispatched routes.

Results are paged with the `Link` header and `limit` (1–100, default 100). See [Paging](#section/Getting-started/Paging). Keep following the `rel=next` URL until a response has none. `updated_at_min` returns only routes whose `updated` timestamp is at or after the given time, and the `rel=next` URL carries it forward. A malformed `page_info` is rejected with `400 INVALID_INPUT`. An `updated_at_min` in an unrecognised format, or a `limit` outside 1–100, is ignored rather than rejected.

## Query parameters

- `page_info` string: Information about the page for pagination. Generated by the OpenAPI
- `updated_at_min` string, date-time: Minimum updated date and time for filtering.
- `limit` integer: Maximum number of routes to retrieve per page.

## Response `200`

Successful response

## Other responses

- `400`: Invalid input. The request body failed validation.
- `403`: Forbidden. Returned for rate-limit exhaustion (`name = FORBIDDEN`, with `details.retry_after_seconds` and `Retry-After` header) and permission gate failures (`name = PERMISSION`). Inspect `name` to disambiguate. Send `x-sr-api-features: rate-limit-429` to receive `429 RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED` for the rate-limit case instead, leaving `403` to mean permission failures only — see [API Features](#section/Getting-started/API-Features).
- `429`: Rate limit exceeded (`name = RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED`). **Only returned to callers that opt in** with the `x-sr-api-features: rate-limit-429` request header; without it the same condition returns `403` with `name = FORBIDDEN` and an otherwise identical body. See [API Features](#section/Getting-started/API-Features).
- `500`: An unexpected server error occurred. The body carries only `name` and `description`: internal details are never returned.

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