List networks
Lists your organization’s networks. Use network_type to choose whether to list base networks (the full collections of charging operators your roaming identities can reach) or sub-networks (the named slices you’ve created from them). You can narrow the list further — for example to sub-networks of one particular parent, or to base networks that are published. Results come back a page at a time.
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)
Which kind of network to list — BASE for base networks (the full collections of operators your roaming identities can reach), or SUB for sub-networks (the named slices you've created from them).
BASE, SUB Only return networks using a particular roaming standard version.
OCPI_211, OCPI_221, OCPI_230, OICP_23 Only return networks reached through a particular roaming hub (such as Hubject).
Only return sub-networks created from this parent base network.
Filter BASE networks by their published flag. Ignored when network_type=SUB.
Response
Paginated list of networks visible to the calling tenant.