# List Data Source Settings List all data source settings for a specific organization. Endpoint: GET /v2/organizations/{id}/globalsettings/datapoolaccesssettings Version: 2 Security: apiKey ## Header parameters: - `Authorization` (string, required) Authorization header with Bearer Token. Example: "Bearer eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1(...)" ## Path parameters: - `id` (string, required) Organization ID. Example: "cdq_monitor" ## Query parameters: - `pageSize` (integer) Number of items per page. Example: "50" - `page` (integer) Page number. Example: "0" ## Response 200 fields (application/json): - `page` (integer) Current page number. Example: "1" - `pageSize` (integer) Number of items per page. Example: "100" - `total` (integer) Total number of items which can be paged. Example: "67" - `values` (array) List of data pool access settings. - `values.dataSource` (object) Data Source of the Data Pool. - `values.dataSource.url` (string) Documentation of the data source in the CDQ Wiki. Example: "https://meta.cdq.com/Data_source/BR.RF" - `values.dataSource.name` (string) Name of the data source. Example: "Receita Federal Brazil" - `values.dataSource.technicalKey` (string) Technical key of the data source. Example: "BR_RF" - `values.activationStatus` (string) Whether an organization has activated a data source. Enum: "ACTIVE", "INACTIVE" - `values.activatedAt` (string) The date when a data source was activated by a user of an organization. Example: "2025-08-29T09:46:58Z" - `values.activatedBy` (string) The user ID of the user who activated a data source. Example: "tom.sawyer@twain.com" - `values.deactivatedAt` (string) The date when a data source was deactivated by a user of an organization. Example: "2025-08-29T09:46:58Z" - `values.deactivatedBy` (string) The user ID of the user who deactivated a data source. Example: "tom.sawyer@twain.com" - `values.termsAcceptanceStatus` (string) Whether an organization has accepted the terms of use of a data source. Enum: "ACCEPTED", "NOT_ACCEPTED" - `values.termsAcceptedAt` (string) The date when a user of an organization accepted the terms of use of a data source. Example: "2025-08-29T09:46:58Z" - `values.termsAcceptedBy` (string) The user ID of the user who accepted the terms of use of a data source. Example: "huckleberry.finn@twain.com" - `values.termsUnacceptedAt` (string) The date when a user of an organization revoked acceptation the terms of use of a data source. Example: "2025-08-29T09:46:58Z" - `values.termsUnacceptedBy` (string) The user ID of the user who revoked acceptation the terms of use of a data source. Example: "huckleberry.finn@twain.com" - `values.licenceUrl` (string) URL that provides information on the licence of the target, see https://meta.cdq.com/Property:Has_licence_URL Example: "https://www.cdq.ch/legal/dsc-terms-of-use" - `values.termsType` (string) The type of terms of use of a data source. See https://meta.cdq.com/Property:Has_terms_type Example: "https://meta.cdq.com/Data_source/AT.FON" - `values.allowedCredentialTypes` (array) Describes which credentials should be set for the data source Example: ["BVD_CREDENTIALS"] - `values.credentials` (array) Organization-specific credentials to access a data source. Only masked credentials are returned. - `values.credentials.type` (object) Credential type. - `values.credentials.type.label` (string) Label of the credential type. Example: "API Key" - `values.credentials.type.technicalKey` (string) Type of credential. Use DataSourceCredentialType instead Example: "AT.FON.TID" - `values.credentials.fields` (array) List of credential fields. - `values.credentials.fields.type` (object) Credential field type. - `values.credentials.fields.type.technicalKey` (string) Type of a generic credential value Example: "USERNAME" - `values.credentials.fields.type.label` (string) Label of the credential field type. Example: "API Key" - `values.credentials.fields.type.type` (string) Type of the credential field type. Example: "API Key" - `values.credentials.fields.value` (string) Generic credential value. If CredentialType is PASSWORD, the value is masked. Example: "********"