List fixed locations
Lists fixed locations across your whole estate: the sites belonging to your own customer source and the sites belonging to each of your installers. Every entry reports its owner as installerIdentifier, which is null for your own sites. If you have no installers, the response is exactly what it has always been. Use externalReferenceId for exact reconciliation against an identifier maintained by your integration. Point-of-contact details are omitted from this collection response; retrieve the fixed location by its AURA id when contact details are required.
Every filter on this operation narrows the same query and they combine freely, with one exception: installerIdentifier and customerSourceId both name the owning source, so supplying both is a contradiction rather than a narrower search and is rejected. Results are ordered by ascending id, so limit and offset page through them predictably.
Callout-scoped tokens cannot read this endpoint. Use a server token.
Authentication
Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>, where token is your auth token.
Query parameters
Narrows the response to the sites owned by one of your installers. The value must be an installerIdentifier returned by GET /panic-api/v2/installers. Matching is exact and case sensitive. An unknown value is rejected, and so is an empty one: ?installerIdentifier= does not mean “my own sites”. To select those, pass your own customerSourceId instead. Cannot be combined with customerSourceId.
Narrows the response to the sites owned by exactly one customer source, which must be your own or one of your installers’. This identifies an AURA customer source, so it is not the same thing as customerId, which identifies an end customer. It is the only way to select just your own sites, and the only way to select an installer that has no installerIdentifier set. Both values come from GET /panic-api/v2/installers, as self.customerSourceId and each installer’s customerSourceId. Cannot be combined with installerIdentifier.
Narrows the response to the sites linked to one end customer. Contrast customerSourceId, which selects by owning installer or monitoring centre: this selects on a different dimension, so the two can be combined to mean “that customer’s sites owned by that source”. Sites belonging to customer sources outside your estate are never returned, whatever this is set to.
Exact, case-sensitive match against the integrator-owned fixed-location reference. The value is not constrained as unique, so the response can contain more than one match.
Maximum number of fixed locations to return. Values outside 1 to 100 are not rejected: they fall back to 100, as does a value that is not a number.
Case-insensitive prefix match against locationIdentifier.