Sender Identity API - Read
Use the read endpoints to retrieve sender identities for your account. You can list all identities with filtering and pagination, or retrieve a single identity by ID.
Endpoints
Section titled “Endpoints”| Method | URL | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GET | https://e1.envoke.com/v1/senders |
Return a list of sender identities. |
| GET | https://e1.envoke.com/v1/senders/{ID} |
Return a single sender identity. |
Authentication is via HTTP Basic Auth using your API ID and API Key.
List Sender Identities
Section titled “List Sender Identities”GET https://e1.envoke.com/v1/sendersReturns a JSON array of sender identities for your account, sorted alphabetically by name by default. Supports filtering, sorting, pagination, and field selection.
Query Parameters
Section titled “Query Parameters”| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
limit |
integer | 10 |
Maximum number of results to return. Hard cap is 100 unless ?fields= or ?result_type=kvp is also set (see note below). |
skip |
integer | 0 |
Number of records to skip. Use with limit to paginate. |
fields |
string | (all) | Comma-separated list of fields to include in each result. See limit note below. |
result_type |
string | (array) | Set to kvp to receive results as a key-value object ({ "id": "name" }). See limit note below. |
filter[id] |
string | — | Filter by sender ID. |
filter[name] |
string | — | Filter by sender display name. |
filter[email] |
string | — | Filter by sender email address. |
filter[is_default] |
string | — | Filter by default status. Use 1 for the default sender, 0 for non-default senders. |
sort[name] |
string | — | Sort by sender display name. Value: asc or desc. |
sort[email] |
string | — | Sort by sender email address. Value: asc or desc. |
Note — limit behaviour with ?fields= and ?result_type=kvp: When either of these parameters is present, the default limit increases to 10,000 (returning all records if no explicit limit is specified) and a ?limit= value above 100 is honoured as-is. This allows full exports and dropdown population without pagination.
Filter Operators
Section titled “Filter Operators”All filter[field] parameters support the following operators:
| Operator | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| (none) | ?filter[name]=City+of+Harborview |
Exact match |
(ne) |
?filter[name][(ne)]=City+of+Harborview |
Not equal |
Note: URL-encode brackets in production requests (e.g. %5B for [).
Response
Section titled “Response”A JSON array of sender identity objects. Returns an empty array ([]) if no identities match.
[ { "id": "1", "name": "City of Harborview", "email": "communications@harborview.gov", "is_default": true }, { "id": "2", "name": "Parks & Recreation", "email": "parks@harborview.gov", "is_default": false }]Note: dkim_status is not included in list responses. It is only returned on create and update.
Get a Single Sender Identity
Section titled “Get a Single Sender Identity”GET https://e1.envoke.com/v1/senders/{ID}Returns a single sender identity object. Replace {ID} with the Envoke sender ID.
If the ID is not found, the API returns an empty array ([]).
Response
Section titled “Response”{ "id": "1", "name": "City of Harborview", "email": "communications@harborview.gov", "is_default": true}Examples
Section titled “Examples”Return all sender identities (default pagination)
Section titled “Return all sender identities (default pagination)”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" "$BASE/v1/senders"Get a single sender by ID
Section titled “Get a single sender by ID”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" "$BASE/v1/senders/1"Filter to find the default sender
Section titled “Filter to find the default sender”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?filter%5Bis_default%5D=1"Filter by email address
Section titled “Filter by email address”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?filter%5Bemail%5D=communications%40harborview.gov"Filter by name (exact match)
Section titled “Filter by name (exact match)”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?filter%5Bname%5D=Parks+%26+Recreation"Sort by name descending
Section titled “Sort by name descending”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?sort%5Bname%5D=desc"Sort by email ascending
Section titled “Sort by email ascending”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?sort%5Bemail%5D=asc"Return only specific fields
Section titled “Return only specific fields”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?fields=id,name,email"Return as a key-value map (for dropdowns)
Section titled “Return as a key-value map (for dropdowns)”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?result_type=kvp"Response:
{ "1": "City of Harborview", "2": "Parks & Recreation" }Paginate through results
Section titled “Paginate through results”curl -X GET -gs -u "$API_ID:$API_KEY" \ "$BASE/v1/senders?limit=5&skip=5"Note: The curl examples above are formatted for readability. URL-encode brackets in production requests (e.g. %5B for [, %5D for ]).
Full reference, OpenAPI description, and Postman collection: developers.envoke.com.

