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GET
List sub-accounts
A sub-account is a separate Nexor account that belongs to your account. It has its own team, agents, numbers, conversations, and leads, and every lead it contacts counts toward your plan. See Sub-accounts. The main account is always the account that owns the API key. There is no parameter to act on behalf of another account.

Read the response

  • agents_active and agents_total count tasks (workflow in the API), not agents.
  • contacted_period is what one sub-account contacted this period. family.used adds up the main account and all its sub-accounts, and is the number compared with family.quota.
  • null in period, family, or contacted_period means the usage meter could not be read. It does not mean zero.

Before you start

  • Sub-accounts are an optional feature that Nexor enables on request. Without it, every endpoint in this section returns 403 sub_accounts_not_enabled. Contact Nexor Support to request it.
  • Use an API key of the main account. A key that belongs to a sub-account gets 403 sub_account_cannot_manage_sub_accounts, because a sub-account cannot have sub-accounts of its own.
  • MCP keys need sub-accounts:read to list and sub-accounts:write for every other operation. Full-access API keys need nothing else.
  • Every change requires "confirm": true in the body. Without it, the API returns 400 confirmation_required and changes nothing.
  • An ID that is not one of your sub-accounts returns 403 not_parent_of_client.
  • Errors return a stable code in error, such as owner_email_invalid. Map the code to your own message.

Authorizations

X-API-Key
string
header
required

API key for authentication. Keys are prefixed with nxr_live_.

Response

Sub-accounts and family usage.

period
object | null
required

The main account's current usage period. null when the usage meter could not be read.

family
object | null
required

Usage of the main account plus all its sub-accounts. null when the usage meter could not be read.

items
object[]
required
Last modified on October 1, 2026