key_logs

Logs (CSV)

Returns a CSV of the charged lookups made on a key, one row per request.

Requires the account Management Key. The maximum interval is 90 days. Without a start or end date the interval is the last 21 days.

The response is text/csv and downloads as an attachment. A non-200 response reverts to JSON, with the error code and message in the body.

CSV format

The CSV has no header row. Columns, in order:

1. Timestamp (ISO 8601)
2. IP address the request was received from
3. Search term
4. URL the request originated from
5. Lookup type
6. Tags
7. Lookups consumed
8. Licensee name (sublicensing keys only)
9. Source IP address

The source IP column carries the address forwarded in the AZ-Source-IP header. We record it only for keys with IP address forwarding enabled, and only when the header holds a valid IP address. It is empty otherwise.

Data redaction

We redact personally identifiable data (PII) in your usage log weekly, covering the IP, source IP, search term and URL columns.

The default retention is 28 days. Change the period from your dashboard. Set it to 0 days to stop collecting PII altogether.

Endpoint

GET /keys/{key}/lookups

See the API reference for this endpoint.

This operation needs a Management Key. Pass it as the required user_token keyword argument; the client sends it in the Authorization header. See setup.

Import

from addresszen import AddressZen

Call key_logs on the AddressZen client. Path parameters are positional; query and body parameters are keyword-only.

Path Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
key	str	yes	API Key The API Key to retrieve. Begins ak_.

Query Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
start	int	no	Start Timestamp A start date/time in the form of a UNIX Timestamp in milliseconds. E.g. 1418556452651
end	int	no	End Timestamp An end date/time in the form of a UNIX Timestamp in milliseconds. E.g. 1418556477882
licensee	str	no	Licensee Key Uniquely identifies a licensee.

Response Type

Returns the CSV text as a str.

Errors

Unsuccessful HTTP responses raise APIError or a subclass, with the HTTP status and the API error code and message. Connection failures and timeouts raise TransportError. Unexpected responses raise ProtocolError. All derive from ClientError. See error handling.

Example

key_logs.pypython

from addresszen import AddressZen

with AddressZen("ak_test") as client:
    csv = client.key_logs("ak_test", user_token="uk_example")