# Reports API - Fields Reference

This article defines every metric, rate, and shared query parameter used by the Reports API. Use it as the glossary for the message activity list, the single-message and compare reports, the message contacts report, and the contact activity report.

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## Overview

The Reports API returns email activity counts for the messages and contacts in your Envoke account. It is read-only and has five groups of endpoints, all on `/v2`:

| Group | Endpoints | Article |
|---|---|---|
| Message activity | `GET https://e1.envoke.com/v2/reports/messages` | [Message Activity](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/messages/) |
| Message stats | `GET https://e1.envoke.com/v2/reports/messages/{id}` and `GET https://e1.envoke.com/v2/reports/messages/compare` | [Message Stats](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-stats/) |
| Message contacts | `GET https://e1.envoke.com/v2/reports/messages/{id}/contacts` | [Message Contacts](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-contacts/) |
| Contact activity | `GET https://e1.envoke.com/v2/reports/contacts/{id}` and `GET https://e1.envoke.com/v2/reports/contacts` | [Contact Activity](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/contacts/) |

Every message report uses the same ten [metrics](#fields), defined once in this article, so the same message gives the same numbers in the list, in its single report, and in a comparison. Message `id` values are the same numbers as the `id` of the [Message API](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/messages/fields/), message folders (`group_id`) are managed with the [Group API](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/groups/fields/), and the tags and subscriptions used as filters with the [Tag API](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/tags/fields/) and [Subscription API](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/subscriptions/fields/). Contact `id` values are the same as the `id` of the [Contact API](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v1/contacts/fields/).

The Reports API replaces the beta `GET https://e1.envoke.com/v1/reports/emailActivityMetrics` (beta reference). The two do not count the same way: the beta counts `opens` and `bounces` as records rather than distinct contacts, its `revoked_consent` misses one-click unsubscribes, its `start_date` and `end_date` filter activity as `activity_from` and `activity_to` do here, and it returns every value as a string.

Counts are read from a reporting copy of the database, so activity from the last few moments may not appear yet. There is no CSV format; every response is JSON.

All requests require [HTTP Basic Auth](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/guides/authentication/) using your API ID and API Key.

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## Fields

The ten metrics, in the order they appear in every response. Each is an integer count of **distinct contacts**.

| Field | Type | Read-only | Required on Create | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `sends` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts the message was sent to. |
| `delivered` | integer | Yes | — | `sends` minus `bounces`; inside an activity window, contacts sent the message in the window who have no bounce for it. Never negative. |
| `bounces` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts with any bounce. |
| `hard_bounces` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts with a hard bounce or an invalid address. |
| `soft_bounces` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts with a soft bounce, deferral, rejection, or SMTP error. |
| `opens` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts who opened the message. |
| `clicks` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts who clicked any tracked link. |
| `unsubscribes` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts who revoked consent or used one-click unsubscribe from the message. |
| `spam_complaints` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts who reported the message as spam. |
| `skips` | integer | Yes | — | Contacts selected for the message but not sent it. |

The rates, returned only by the single-message and compare reports, are decimals rounded to four places:

| Field | Type | Read-only | Required on Create | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `delivered` | number or null | Yes | — | `delivered` ÷ `sends`. |
| `open` | number or null | Yes | — | `opens` ÷ `delivered`. |
| `click` | number or null | Yes | — | `clicks` ÷ `delivered`. |
| `click_to_open` | number or null | Yes | — | `clicks` ÷ `opens`. |
| `bounce` | number or null | Yes | — | `bounces` ÷ `sends`. |
| `unsubscribe` | number or null | Yes | — | `unsubscribes` ÷ `sends`. |

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## Field Details

### How the counts work

Envoke records message activity as **one record per message, event type, event sub-type, and contact**. The sub-type is the detail of the event: the email client for an open, the link for a click, the reason for a bounce. A repeated event adds nothing: a contact who opens a message ten times in the same email client has one open record, and a contact who clicks the same link twice has one click record for that link. No count of repeated events exists, so the Reports API has no "total opens" or "total clicks" figure.

Every metric counts **distinct contacts**: a contact with at least one matching record counts once, however many sub-types they have. A contact who opened in two email clients counts once in `opens`; a contact who was deferred and then hard-bounced counts once in `bounces`.

Each metric is listed below with the event type and sub-type codes it reads, the same codes the Sent message report in Envoke uses. The Sent message report counts some rows differently: its Opens and Bounced rows count one per contact **per sub-type**, so they can be larger than `opens` and `bounces`. Each metric states exactly how it relates to the report row. The JSON paths refer to `https://e1.envoke.com/messages/{id}/stats.json`, the data behind that report.

**Activity window.** When `activity_from` or `activity_to` is given, every metric counts only the records made inside the window, by the time the activity happened (see [Date parameters](#date-parameters)). A contact sent the message before the window and who opened it inside the window counts in `opens` but not in `sends` or `delivered`. [`delivered`](#delivered) has its own windowed definition, so it is never negative.

**Current-state blocks are `null` in a window.** The single-message report's `unsubscribe_reasons` and `polls` describe contacts as they are now (the consent a contact holds today, the poll answer a contact holds today), not records made at a moment, so they cannot be limited to a window. When `activity_from` or `activity_to` is given, both are `null` rather than current figures beside windowed ones.

**Integers, not strings.** Counts and rates are JSON numbers. A rate or other decimal that is a whole value is written without a decimal point (`1`, `0`), so read rates as floating-point numbers. IDs are strings (`"2001"`), as in the other Envoke APIs.

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### `sends`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `1` (Sent), any sub-type. Today every send record has sub-type `11` (send attempted).
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Equal to the Sent row, `.stats[] | select(.type=="Sent") | .data`.
- **Example:** `412`

The number of contacts the message was handed off to for delivery. A contact sent the same automated message more than once counts once, because the send is recorded once per contact. Contacts selected but not sent (no consent, invalid address, unverified) are in [`skips`](#skips), not here.

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### `delivered`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Computed. Lifetime (no activity window): [`sends`](#sends) − [`bounces`](#bounces). With an activity window: contacts with a send record (type `1`) inside the window and no bounce record (type `2`) for the message, whenever that bounce was recorded.
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts. Never negative.
- **Sent message report:** Lifetime: greater than or equal to the Delivered row, `.stats[] | select(.type=="Delivered") | .data`. The report subtracts its Bounced row (one per contact per bounce sub-type), so the two are equal only when no contact bounced in two ways. With an activity window there is no fixed relation: the report subtracts the window's Bounced row from the window's Sent row and can show a negative Delivered.
- **Example:** `403`

Today a contact counts as delivered when it was sent the message and has no bounce record of any kind, including a temporary deferral that was later delivered. Envoke has begun recording confirmed deliveries (type `7`, sub-type `11`); once those records cover past messages too, `delivered` will switch to counting them, with and without a window, and the change will be announced before it happens.

Inside an activity window, `delivered` counts only contacts the message was sent to inside the window, so it is never larger than the window's `sends` and never negative. A bounce counts against a contact whenever it arrived: a contact sent the message on the last day of the window whose bounce arrived the next day is not delivered. The window's `sends` minus its `bounces` is therefore not this figure: a message whose bounce arrived after a window that excludes its sends has `sends` `0`, `bounces` `1`, and `delivered` `0`, where the Sent message report shows Delivered `-1` for the same window.

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### `bounces`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `2`, any sub-type: `10` SMTP error, `11` soft bounce, `12` hard bounce, `13` skipped for fail score (no longer written), `14` temporarily deferred, `15` rejected, `16` invalid email address. A few messages sent before 2015 carry bounce records with a retired sub-type outside this list: they count here, but in neither `hard_bounces` nor `soft_bounces` and in no entry of the single-message report's `bounces`.
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Less than or equal to the Bounced row, `.stats[] | select(.type=="Bounced") | .data`, which counts one per contact per bounce sub-type. Equal when no contact bounced in two ways.
- **Example:** `9`

Includes temporary deferrals (`14`), so a contact deferred and then delivered counts as bounced.

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### `hard_bounces`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `2`, sub-types `12` (hard bounce) and `16` (invalid email address).
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Between the larger of, and the sum of, the Hard bounce and Invalid email address rows (`.stats[] | select(.type=="Hard bounce")`, `select(.type=="Invalid email address")`). There is no single report row.
- **Example:** `5`

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### `soft_bounces`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `2`, sub-types `10` (SMTP error), `11` (soft bounce), `14` (temporarily deferred), and `15` (rejected).
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** No matching row. The report shows sub-types `11` (Soft bounce) and `10` (Other) as rows; `14` and `15` are inside its Bounced row only.
- **Example:** `4`

A contact can be in both `hard_bounces` and `soft_bounces` (for example, deferred and then hard-bounced), so the two can add up to more than `bounces`. Sub-type `13` is in neither; it has not been written for years and appears only on old messages.

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### `opens`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `3`, any sub-type. The sub-type identifies the email client (user agent) the open came from; sub-type `1` is an open with no user agent and `11` an open recorded before user agents were tracked.
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Less than or equal to the Opens row, `.stats[] | select(.type=="Opens") | .data`, which counts one per contact per email client. Equal when no contact opened in two email clients. The report's Opens row can therefore be larger than its Sent row. `opens` is usually no larger than `sends`, but it can be: Envoke records opens and clicks for contacts with no send record for the message (see [Did not open and did not click](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-contacts/#did-not-open-and-did-not-click)), and those contacts count in `opens` and `clicks` but not in `sends`.
- **Example:** `188`

Opens depend on images being loaded and include opens made automatically by mail privacy and security proxies (Apple Mail Privacy Protection, and the Gmail and Yahoo image proxies); `opens` counts them like any other open. The single-message report's [`email_clients`](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-stats/#email_clients) block shows how many open records Envoke attributes to Apple Mail Privacy Protection (`machine_open_records`), counted as records, not contacts. A contact-level machine-opens metric may be added later.

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### `clicks`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `4`, any sub-type. The sub-type is the tracked link, including the view-online link, the preferences and unsubscribe links, form links, and poll answers.
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Equal to the Clicks row, `.stats[] | select(.type=="Clicks") | .data`.
- **Example:** `57`

Clicks are not limited to contacts who opened: a contact whose email client blocks images can click without an open being recorded, so `click_to_open` can be above `1` on a small message.

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### `unsubscribes`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `5`, sub-types `11` (revoked consent) and `30` (one-click unsubscribe).
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Between the larger of, and the sum of, the Revoked consent row (`.stats[] | select(.type=="Revoked consent") | .data`, the `5/11` part) and the One-click unsubscribe row (`select(.type=="One-click unsubscribe")`, the `5/30` part). A contact in both rows counts once here.
- **Example:** `4`

Includes contacts who revoked consent on the preferences page reached from the message, through its unsubscribe link, and through an email client's one-click unsubscribe button. A one-click unsubscribe on a message sent with a primary subscription removes the contact from that subscription and records only sub-type `30`, not `11`; the beta's `revoked_consent` misses those contacts and `unsubscribes` does not. Removing a subscription on the preferences page (`5/17`), spam reports, and consent changes made outside the preferences page (the Envoke app, the Contact API, imports) are not unsubscribes.

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### `spam_complaints`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `5`, sub-types `12` (reported through Envoke's report-abuse link) and `13` (reported to the recipient's mailbox provider and passed back to Envoke).
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Between the larger of, and the sum of, the Envoke spam reported and External spam reported rows.
- **Example:** `1`

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### `skips`

- **Type:** Integer
- **Codes:** Type `6`, any sub-type: `11` API error, `12` invalid email address, `13` no consent to send email, `14` invalid parameters, `15` unverified email address.
- **Counts:** Distinct contacts.
- **Sent message report:** Less than or equal to the Skipped row, `.stats[] | select(.type=="Skipped") | .data`, which counts one per contact per skip reason. The report has no Skipped row for messages sent before 17 June 2014, when skips began to be recorded.
- **Example:** `6`

Contacts who were in the message's recipient list when it was sent but were not sent it. They are not in `sends`.

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### Rates

Rates appear in the `rates` object of the [single-message and compare reports](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-stats/), never in the list. Each is a decimal, normally between `0` and `1` (`0.4665` means 46.65%), rounded to four decimal places and returned as a JSON number, so a whole value appears as `1` or `0` without a decimal point, computed from the distinct-contact counts above for the same message and window, so inside an activity window the denominators are the window's `sends`, `opens`, and windowed [`delivered`](#delivered):

| Rate | Formula | Denominator |
|---|---|---|
| `delivered` | `delivered` ÷ `sends` | Contacts sent |
| `open` | `opens` ÷ `delivered` | Contacts delivered |
| `click` | `clicks` ÷ `delivered` | Contacts delivered |
| `click_to_open` | `clicks` ÷ `opens` | Contacts who opened |
| `bounce` | `bounces` ÷ `sends` | Contacts sent |
| `unsubscribe` | `unsubscribes` ÷ `sends` | Contacts sent |

A rate whose denominator is `0` is `null`, not `0` (the Sent message report shows `0`). Inside an activity window the numerator and the denominator need not be the same contacts: opens, clicks, bounces, and unsubscribes in the window can come from contacts sent the message before it, so `open`, `click`, `bounce`, and `unsubscribe` can be above `1`, and a window that holds none of the message's sends gives `null` for every rate except `click_to_open`. A lifetime `open` or `click` rate can also be above `1` when opens or clicks were recorded for contacts with no send record (see [`opens`](#opens)).

Because `opens` counts distinct contacts and the Sent message report's Opens row counts contacts per email client, the API's `open` rate is less than or equal to the report's open rate. `click_to_open` can exceed `1` (see [`clicks`](#clicks)).

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### Messages

Rows of the message activity list and the header of the single-message report describe the message with these fields:

| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| `id` | string | Envoke message ID; the Message API `id`. |
| `name` | string | The message's internal name. |
| `subject` | string or null | The stored subject line, merge tags unreplaced. `null` for a subject-line A/B test, whose versions have different subjects: `has_variants` is `true` and each version's subject is in the `variants` of the [single-message report](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-stats/#ab-tests). (The Message API returns the stored placeholder `{@ab_test}` for the same message.) An A/B test of the preheader, sender, or content has one subject and returns it. The stored subject is returned as is, so the Reports API also returns the literal placeholder `{@ab_test}` when that is the stored subject and the message's A/B block does not vary the subject (a preheader, sender, or content test), or no A/B block remains. Also `null`, with `has_variants` `false`, when the message has no stored subject (old messages without a content row), as the Message API returns it. |
| `type` | string | `campaign` for an email campaign, `automated` for an automated (nurture) message. |
| `sent_time` | string or null | When the message was launched, `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS` in your account's time zone. For an automated message, the time it was set up or last activated, not the time of any one send. `null` when the message has no launch time. |
| `has_variants` | boolean | `true` when the message is an A/B test. It stays `true` when the message's A/B block no longer exists; the single-message report's `variants` is then `[]`. |

`sent_time` is the value that `sent_from` and `sent_to` filter and that the list is sorted by.

The contacts behind each metric of one message are listed by the [message contacts report](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-contacts/) (`event=opened` for `opens`, and so on).

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### Times and time zone

Every time the Reports API returns (`sent_time`, `last_send_time`, `last_open_time`, `last_click_time`, `first_open_time`, `first_click_time`, `event_time`) is `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS` in your account's time zone, with no offset, and every date parameter is read in the same zone. The account time zone is the one set in your Envoke account preferences, for example `America/Vancouver`; daylight saving time applies. It is the zone the [Message API](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/messages/fields/#dates-and-time-zones) uses for `send_time`, `create_time`, and `modified_time` and the zone the Envoke app shows, so the same moment has the same wall-clock time in all three.

Envoke records the time of the **first** occurrence of each record: a contact's first open of a message in each email client, their first click on each link. A repeat open or click does not change any time.

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## Shared Query Parameters

### Date parameters

Two pairs of optional parameters, used by different endpoints:

| Parameter | Bounds | Used by |
|---|---|---|
| `sent_from`, `sent_to` | The message's `sent_time`: which messages are listed. | Message activity list |
| `activity_from`, `activity_to` | The time of each activity record: which records are counted. | Every endpoint |

- Both pairs are optional and can be combined. With no `sent_*` parameter, messages sent at any time are listed; with no `activity_*` parameter, every count is lifetime.
- Each takes `YYYY-MM-DD` or `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS` (URL-encode the space as `%20`). A date alone means the whole day: a `_from` date starts at `00:00:00` and a `_to` date ends at `23:59:59`. Both bounds are inclusive.
- Values are read in your account's time zone (see [Times and time zone](#times-and-time-zone)), the zone the Message API uses.
- The year must be from 1970 to 2999. Any other value, including a valid date in another format (`10/24/2026`, `2026-10-24T09:00:00Z`, `yesterday`), an impossible date (`2026-02-30`), or a year outside that range (`0000-01-01`, `9999-12-31`), returns HTTP 400: `Invalid 'sent_from': '10/24/2026' (expected YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)`, with the parameter's own name.
- A `_from` later than its `_to` is not an error; nothing matches.

So `sent_from=2026-05-01&sent_to=2026-05-31` lists the messages launched in May with their lifetime counts, and `activity_from=2026-05-01&activity_to=2026-05-31` counts only May's activity.

### `limit` and `skip`

Lists (the message activity list, the message contacts report, and the `messages` array of the contact report) page with `limit` and `skip`:

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| `limit` | integer | `10` | Maximum number of items. Values above `100` return 100. `limit=0`, a limit of zeros such as `00`, or an empty `limit` gives the default. `limit=1` returns an array of one item, not a bare object. |
| `skip` | integer | `0` | Number of items to skip. |

A `limit` or `skip` that is not a whole number returns HTTP 400 with `Invalid 'limit': 'ten'` or `Invalid 'skip': 'abc'`, the same strings as the Message API. There is no `page` parameter, no `fields` or `result_type`, and no `sort`: the order is fixed, so pages never overlap. The one exception is the message contacts report, which takes `fields` and then lifts the cap to 10,000 (see [`fields` and the 10,000 limit](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-contacts/#fields-and-the-10000-limit)).

### Unknown parameters

Each endpoint accepts only the parameters listed in its article. Any other parameter, including the beta's `start_date`, `end_date`, `segment`, and `page`, and the CRUD APIs' `filter`, `sort`, `fields`, and `result_type`, returns HTTP 400 with `Parameter 'page' is not valid`, naming the parameter. Only the message contacts report accepts `fields`.

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## Error Responses

**Validation errors** return HTTP **400** with the validation envelope. Every problem in the request is listed:

```json
{
  "success": false,
  "result_data": {
    "errors": [
      "Invalid 'sent_from': '10/24/2026' (expected YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)",
      "Parameter 'page' is not valid"
    ]
  },
  "result_text": "Validation failed, see 'result_data' -> 'errors'"
}
```

The validation strings shared by every endpoint:

| Error | Cause |
|---|---|
| `Parameter 'page' is not valid` | A parameter the endpoint does not accept. |
| `Invalid 'sent_from': '10/24/2026' (expected YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)` | A date parameter (`sent_from`, `sent_to`, `activity_from`, `activity_to`) in another format, not a real date, or with a year outside 1970 to 2999. |
| `Invalid 'limit': 'ten'` | `limit` is not a whole number. |
| `Invalid 'skip': 'abc'` | `skip` is not a whole number. |
| `Parameter 'limit' accepts one value` | A single-value parameter sent as an array (`limit[]=5`, `type[]=campaign`, `sent_from[]=2026-01-01`): `limit`, `skip`, `type`, `include_in_progress`, the four dates, `tag_id`, `segment_id`, `subscription_id`, `group_id` on compare, and `event`, `link_id`, `fields`, `email` and `remote_id`. Only `message_id` (on the list and compare), `group_id` (on the list only) and `bounce_type` (on the message contacts report) accept arrays. |

Each endpoint's article lists its own further errors.

**Query time limit and database errors.** A report whose database query runs longer than 30 seconds is stopped, and the request fails with HTTP 400 and this body, which is also what any database error returns:

```json
{
  "success": false,
  "result_data": [],
  "result_text": "Invalid request"
}
```

Narrow the request and try again: a shorter activity window, fewer messages or a smaller folder in a comparison, or a smaller page of contacts.

**Path not found.** A message or contact ID in the path that is not a number (`/v2/reports/messages/abc`) and any path that is not a Reports API endpoint return HTTP `404` with this body:

```json
{
  "success": false,
  "result_data": [],
  "result_text": "404 Not Found"
}
```

The body is JSON but is sent with `Content-Type: text/html`, as on the beta.

**Authentication and limits.** An invalid API ID or key returns `401` with the body `{"success":false,"result_data":[],"result_text":"Invalid credentials"}`, sent with `Content-Type: text/html` like the 404. A valid key on a closed or inactive account returns `403` with the JSON body `{"success":false,"result_data":[],"result_text":"This account has been closed."}`, or the same body with `This account is not active.` Exceeding your account's API limit returns `429` with `success: false` and a `result_text` naming the limit. The contact activity endpoints also return `403`, with a JSON body, on an account restricted from seeing contact-level email activity; see [Contact Activity errors](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/contacts/#errors). The message contacts report returns the same `403` for every event; see [Message Contacts errors](https://envoke-developers.pages.dev/v2/reports/message-contacts/#errors).
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### Not found

**Not-found behaviour varies by endpoint:**

- **GET** `/reports/messages` — a filter that matches nothing returns `[]` with HTTP 200. A `message_id` that does not exist, belongs to another account, or is deleted is simply absent.
- **GET** `/reports/messages/{id}` — a message that does not exist, belongs to another account, is deleted, or has not started sending returns `[]` with HTTP 200.
- **GET** `/reports/messages/compare` — any `message_id` that is not a sent or automated message in your account returns HTTP 400 listing each one: `No message found for 'message_id': 2099`. An unknown `group_id` returns `No message group found for 'group_id': 39`.
- **GET** `/reports/messages/{id}/contacts` — a message that does not exist, belongs to another account, is deleted, or has not started sending returns `[]` with HTTP 200, as does an event no contact has.
- **GET** `/reports/contacts/{id}` — a contact that does not exist, belongs to another account, or is deleted returns `[]` with HTTP 200.
- **GET** `/reports/contacts` — an `email` or `remote_id` that matches no contact returns `[]` with HTTP 200.

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*Full reference, OpenAPI description, and Postman collection: [developers.envoke.com](https://developers.envoke.com).*