Throttling

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Although we make this information available, whether or not it displays in its entirety will depend on the tool that is being used. Depending on the tool, there may or may not be settings available that allow you to see all the information available in these alerts.
Sample Throttle Message in Microsoft© Excel© Power Query:

The following actions constitute an API call:
- Refreshing the page
- Viewing a new e-Builder object
- Filtering
- Sorting
- Depending on the tool, data is initially rendered in a preview window. If the operations listed below are completed within this window and it requires a call to the e-Builder database, it is considered an API call.
- If you foresee a need to make more than 15 calls within a 15 minute window, please contact e-Builder Support.

It is typical in most API consumer applications to have an action similar to Apply and Close which will close the preview window and allow you to manipulate data in their native application, without requiring a call to the e-Builder database. If you've already accessed updated information, use this function to reduce the amount of API calls necessary and remain within the threshold.