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List your company’s data imports, most recent first. An import is one run of Qobra pulling data in — a CRM/integration refresh, a CSV upload or an API push — into a data table, a quota or the user directory. Each row summarizes one run: its status, what triggered it, which resource types it touched, an overall progress, an error flag and a warning flag. Combine the filters (AND) to zoom in, e.g. resource_type=‘quota’ + status=‘finished’, or error=True to triage failed runs. Fetch get_import for the per-batch breakdown (record counters, error detail) of a single run. Only the last 12 months are queryable — older imports are stale and not returned. You only see imports that touched a resource type you may read, and filtering by a resource_type outside your permissions is refused with a permission error. To find out why one table or one connection fails to sync, pass its data_table_id or integration_id with error=True. One scheduled refresh imports every table of a connection, so the error is judged on the batches those ids select, not on the whole run. Then call get_import on a returned run and read the failed batch’s error_category, error_type and error_description. error_category tells you why the connection failed (for example authentication means you need to reconnect it, rate_limit means you should retry later).
A run can also finish without an error and still drop rows: a users push skips a duplicated line, or a sync rejects a value it cannot map. Pass warning=True to find those runs, then read the batch’s rejected_rows in get_import. Each rejected row comes with its reason and a locator, such as the CSV line it came from or the user it is about. That is where you answer “why didn’t my users come in?”.

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string
Keep only imports that touched this resource type: ‘data_table’, ‘quota’ or ‘user’. Omit for every type.
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string
Keep only imports in this state: ‘scheduled’, ‘started’ or ‘finished’. Omit for every state.
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string
Keep only imports created at or after this instant. Accepts an absolute ISO-8601 date/time (‘2026-07-01’) or a duration relative to now (‘-P7D’ for the last 7 days). Omit for no lower bound.
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string
Keep only imports created at or before this instant. Same accepted forms as created_after. Omit for no upper bound.
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string
Keep only imports with a batch for the data table with this id — the id list_data_tables returns. Omit for every table.
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string
Keep only imports with a batch synced from the integration with this id — the id list_integrations returns. Omit for every integration.
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boolean
True keeps only imports with at least one failed batch; False keeps only imports where every batch succeeded. Only the batches you can read count, and with data_table_id or integration_id only the ones they select: a run where another table failed is not in error for this one. Omit for both.
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boolean
True keeps only imports with a batch that rejected or skipped rows, even if it did not fail; False keeps only imports with none. Counted like error. Omit for both.
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integer
Page size, between 1 and 250. Defaults to 50.
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integer
Row offset into the result set — the number of rows to skip before this page. Any offset >= 0 is accepted; it does not have to be a multiple of limit, so you can start from an arbitrary row. Pass the next_offset returned by the previous call to walk the pages, or None for the first page.

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object[]
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integer