Hi Peter,
thanks for reaching out. I've worded this issue terribly, apologies. Let me
try and rephrase: There are label IDs which are being reported as applied
to a specific client by querying the `*customer_client*` resource, let's
take for example customer 929-857-9278.
SELECT
customer_cli
Hi Dorian,
Thank you for reaching out.
Regarding your follow up post, could you confirm whether what you meant is :
"As an addendum, I've checked a sample of accounts using `customer_client`, and
the additional labels also don't show up in that resource. It seems to really
only be `customer_la
The first sentence should of course be "...using the *`customer_client`*
resource...". Apologies for the confusion.
On Tuesday, 19 April 2022 at 22:46:38 UTC+2 Dorian Kind wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when downloading all applied account labels within a manager account using
> the `customer_label` resource
As an addendum, I've checked a sample of accounts using `customer_label`,
and the additional labels also don't show up in that resource. It seems to
really only be `customer_client` that returns those label IDs.
On Tuesday, 19 April 2022 at 22:46:38 UTC+2 Dorian Kind wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when downl
Hi,
when downloading all applied account labels within a manager account using
the `customer_label` resource and then comparing the returned IDs with the
labels listed by the `label` resource, a small number of labels only exist
in the former. Both requests use the same login-customer-id.
Check
