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Like Variable List and Monitored Entity List, this is a POST request with a JSON body rather than a GET with query parameters.
Organization ids below are shown as the same 8-character placeholders already assigned on the Organizations page, matched by name — see the warning below about two ids in the source example that don’t match any documented organization.

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Query parameters

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Request body

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Example request

Open — not fully decided: the source example for this request body included 13 organization ids. Eleven map cleanly to the organizations documented on the Organizations page (shown above in that order); the remaining two (placeholders 050fd8ab and 8066f723 here) don’t correspond to any of the 11 organizations documented there. This could mean there are more than 11 organizations and the Organizations page is incomplete, or it could be an error in the source example — flagging rather than guessing which.

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Response shape

Unlike Variable List and Monitored Entity List, the response here is a bare array — not wrapped in a { data, defaultOrderColumn, pagination } object:

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Data source type object

Open — not fully decided, and a few things to flag:
  • This response is a bare array with no pagination metadata at all — no total_records, current_page, and so on. Whether page/per_page genuinely paginate this endpoint, and how a caller would know if more results exist beyond the returned array, isn’t documented.
  • None of the three types in this example (obvius, onedrive-csv, csv) appear in the 14 supported types listed below, and none of those 14 appear in this example. That’s not necessarily a contradiction — this may just be one page of a larger set — but it means the note below shouldn’t be treated as this endpoint’s full/confirmed output; treat the two lists as separate, only partially-overlapping pieces of information until reconciled.
  • Whether sourcesWithDataErrors and disconnectedSources are mutually exclusive counts, or a source can count toward both, isn’t documented.
Data Hub currently supports the following data source types (integrations):Types without a link aren’t documented elsewhere on this site yet. See Connecting Data Sources for the general setup guide and per-source documentation-status legend.
See Get Filters to discover valid organizations values before calling this endpoint, and Instance Filters for the parallel filter-discovery endpoint for individual data source instances.