List and filter RFIs for a Procore project via the REST API
domain: developers.procore.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate and obtain an access token per Procore's OAuth flow, scoped to the target company
Call GET /rest/v1.0/projects/{project_id}/rfis to list RFIs for a project
Discover valid values for user-defined filter fields (e.g. responsible_contractor_id) via GET /rest/v1.0/projects/{project_id}/rfis/filter_options/{field_name} before filtering
Apply filters as query params filters[<attribute>]=<value>, chaining multiple filters as a logical AND, and use filters[created_at]="start...end" (ISO8601, ... delimiter) for date ranges
Only a subset of List endpoints support sort=<field> (prefix with - for descending); check the RFIs reference page for current coverage before relying on it
Known gotchas
Filtering coverage is resource-specific and expanding over time - verify a filter is documented for RFIs specifically rather than assuming REST-wide support
REST responses are versioned independently per resource (v{api_version}.{resource_version}); pin a version rather than always requesting latest in production
The Procore reference docs render client-side, so simple HTTP fetchers only see a JS shell, not the parameter tables
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