API REQUEST TIMEOUT

API request timeout defines the maximum time a client waits before the server terminates the connection.
The API request timeout value controls how long a request can remain pending.
Timeout behavior and timeout error codes vary by API implementation and must be confirmed in documentation.


API RATE LIMITS AND REQUESTS PER HOUR

The default rate limit for API requests controls how many requests per hour each client key is allowed.
Rate limit enforcement and requests per hour quotas differ by API plan and subscription tier.
When the default rate limit is exceeded the API returns an HTTP 429 Too Many Requests response.


API ACCESS TOKENS AND TOKEN EXPIRY

API access tokens are credentials used to authenticate each request sent to the API.
Access tokens expire after a validity period set by the authorization server.
Expired access tokens are rejected by the API and must be refreshed before reuse.
Token expiry intervals and API access token renewal procedures vary by implementation.


API PAGE SIZE AND RECORDS PER PAGE

API list endpoints return a maximum number of records per page in each response.
The maximum records returned per API page is determined by the API version and query parameters.
Clients retrieve additional records by following pagination cursors to subsequent pages.
