Get effective network view (BASE networks with precedence applied)
Returns which charging operators your organization can actually reach right now, and through which network. Merges all sources — your own base networks and any published ones you use — and applies the tie-break rule: where the same operator is reachable both ways, your own private network wins over a published one. Filter by country for a regional coverage overview, or to check why a particular operator is or isn’t reachable. Sub-networks never appear here — they’re slices used for assigning access to token groups, not sources of access themselves.
Authorizations
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Headers
Client-generated unique key per operation intent (UUID). Same key + identical body replays the original response; same key + different body returns 409.
Query Parameters
Cursor to start fetching records after — the pagination.end_cursor of a previous response. Omit it to fetch the first page, and stop paging once pagination.has_next is false. Sending it empty is a 400: an empty cursor is a broken cursor, not a request for the first page.
1Deprecated: use after.
1Results per page (1–200)
Only return operators reachable in this country. ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code (for example DNK, DEU) — not alpha-2.
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Paginated effective CPO footprint with the own/published/overlap precedence summary counts.
Effective CPO footprint entries for this page.
CPO count contributed by published BASE networks.
CPO count contributed by the tenant's own BASE networks.
CPO count present in both own and published networks (override applied).
Pagination state for this page.
Deprecated: use pagination.end_cursor.
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Deprecated: use pagination.has_next.