On a poll trigger, it would be useful to pass some form of parameter indicating when the last poll date was so that I can only load up records that were created within that range. Surely this exists?
My API supports pagination, but what happens when there are 10,000 records? Seems like a waste to page through everything each poll time?
What am I missing here?
Best answer by christina.d
Hi there! I wanted to pop in and update this thread with the response provided from support in case it’s at all helpful! 
We don't have a param like the one you reference. Instead what we usually recommend is pulling results from the past two hours. The reason for this is that it creates a buffer if something was to happen with our platform or the integrations platform. It's highly unlikely that it would take more than 2 hours for those to be resolved, so we should get any items missed while polling was disrupted.
+8Hi there
+9Hi there! I wanted to pop in and update this thread with the response provided from support in case it’s at all helpful!
We don't have a param like the one you reference. Instead what we usually recommend is pulling results from the past two hours. The reason for this is that it creates a buffer if something was to happen with our platform or the integrations platform. It's highly unlikely that it would take more than 2 hours for those to be resolved, so we should get any items missed while polling was disrupted.
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