Check if multiple cases exist in bulk

bfeldman
bfeldman Newcomer
in World-Check One

Hi,

We have a third party system with about 2 thousand investors. We are building an integration to sync those investors into World Check One. So my plan is to get to get the full list of the 2 thousand investors and then use the third party's investor ID as the Case ID when creating a new case for each investor. I am currently using the following API call to check if the Case ID already exists for that investor:

HEAD /caseIdentifiers

However, this API call only allows me to check one case at a time. I would have to call this endpoint 2 thousand times to check if there are any new investors that I need to add to World Check One. Is there a better way to check what cases already exists given a list of Case IDs?


Thanks,

Ben

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  • judith.pillado.lseg
    judith.pillado.lseg LSEG
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    Hi @bfeldman, thanks for reaching out again.
    That does sound more efficient as long as you're inputting the appropriate date in the request body. The endpoint SEQ-user-activity-monitoring-initial: User Activity Monitoring (aka: cases/summaries) returns activities greater than, less than, or between a set of dates that have been actioned by their user IDs. If 'modifierUserId' or 'creatorUserId' is not included as part of "query", then the endpoint returns all user activity associated with your account. For more information on this endpoint, kindly take a look at our updated documentation.

    Below are some screenshots from the documentation:
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    I hope this helps!

    Best,
    Judith

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  • judith.pillado.lseg
    judith.pillado.lseg LSEG

    Hi @bfeldman, thank you for reaching out to us again! Unfortunately, we do not offer this endpoint in bulk. You would have to run this endpoint individually for every case Id you're checking. Apologies once again for the inconvenience it may cause!

    Best,

    Judith

  • bfeldman
    bfeldman Newcomer

    Hi,


    Would it be more efficient to use the "cases/summaries" and "cases/summaries/cursor/" endpoints to retrieve all of the cases and then once I have a list of all of the cases I can check if the case ID exists in any of those results?



    Regards,

    Ben

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