Fetch an Email Operation

This operation fetches a single Email Operation using its ID.

Authentication

AuthorizationBasic

Basic authentication of the form Basic <account_id:auth_token>.

OR
AuthorizationBasic

Basic authentication of the form Basic <api_key:api_key_secret>.

Path parameters

operationIdstringRequired

Response

OK
idstringformat: "^comms_operation_[0-7][a-hjkmnpqrstv-z0-9]{25,34}"
The Operation ID is an identifier that can be used to correlate all of the resources created in a request. Issue a GET request to the resource list location, using the Operation ID as a query parameter to retrieve the resources that correlate with the Operation.
statusenum
The status of an Operation.
Allowed values:
statsobject
Represents the stats of a sending operation of one or many `Emails`. - `total` is the total number of `Email` resources created in the `Operation`. * To get the status for each individual `Email`, fetch the `Email` resource: `GET /Email/{emailId}`. * For `Emails` with multiple recipients, use `Receipts` e.g. `GET /Emails/{emailId}/Receipts`. - `recipients` is the total number of recipients targeted in an Operation. - `attempts` is the total number of sending attempts made by Twilio. - `scheduled` is the number of `Emails` that are scheduled to be sent by Twilio in the future. - `queued` is the number of `Emails` that are queued in Twilio for sending. - `sent` is the number of `Emails` that have been sent by Twilio. - `delivered` is the number of `Emails` that have been successfully delivered to recipients. - `opened` is the number of `Emails` that have been opened by unique recipients. - `undelivered` is the number of `Emails` that were successfully sent by Twilio but have not been delivered to the recipient. - `failed` is the number of `Emails` that failed during processing by Twilio. Get `Errors` with `GET /Emails/Operations/{operationId}/Errors` fore more detail. - `canceled` is the number of `Emails` that were canceled via API request.
createdAtstringformat: "date-time"
updatedAtstringformat: "date-time"

Errors