Retrieve Nicereply survey ratings and responses via the API
domain: nicereply.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate with HTTP Basic Auth (email as username, API token as password) against api.nicereply.com and send Accept: application/json.
Call GET https://api.nicereply.com/responses to list all responses across surveys; results are sorted by created_at descending by default.
Filter by date with the created_after / created_before query parameters, and paginate with page (default 1) and per_page (default 10, max 100), following pagination.links.next rather than assuming a fixed page size.
To scope results to one survey, call GET https://api.nicereply.com/surveys/<survey_id>/responses instead (same created_after/created_before/pagination parameters).
Read each response's answers array — every answer has a question_id, a question_type of SCALE or OPEN_ENDED, and either scale.value (numeric score) or open_ended.value (comment text) — plus top-level status, is_instant, and tags fields.
For a single response, call GET https://api.nicereply.com/responses/<response_id>/ticket-link to get the deep link back to the originating helpdesk ticket.
Known gotchas
Auth is Basic with email:token on the current API host; the deprecated LEGACY v1 API used a blank username with just the token as the password — those credentials/scheme are not interchangeable with the current API.
is_instant distinguishes instant/embedded ratings from full survey responses, and status (e.g. CLOSED) reflects whether the response is finalized — filter on these if you only want completed survey responses.
Default page size is only 10 (max 100 via per_page); a naive single GET will silently miss data on accounts with many responses.
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