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When you interact with an endpoint that has paginated results, you use the following header field and query parameter:
Toast-Next-Page-Token-
A response header field that identifies the following set of objects that the endpoint will return. This value is a string that you use in the
pageTokenquery parameter in a following request. pageToken-
A query parameter that controls the first object that the endpoint returns in its response data. You get the string value of this parameter from the
Toast-Next-Page-Tokenheader field in the response to a previous request.
Some Toast API endpoints paginate responses in a way that returns
a fixed number of result data objects in each page. If the endpoint you
are using includes the pageSize and page query
parameters, the endpoint uses fixed-size response data pagination. For
more information, see Fixed-size paginated responses.