/core prefix. See /api-reference/authentication for how tokens and scopes are issued, and /organizations/roles-and-permissions for how scopes map to roles.
Scope tiers
GET /core/conversations and GET /core/conversations/{conversation_id} accept any of conversations:read, conversations:read_sensitive, or conversations:manage. The data they return still depends on whether the token carries conversations:read_sensitive.
Safe columns
A token withconversations:read (but not conversations:read_sensitive) receives only this set of columns on both the list and detail endpoints. Transcript, summary, recording, and metadata fields are never returned.
The
columns query parameter on the list endpoint lets you request a subset of fields. Without conversations:read_sensitive, requested columns are intersected with the safe set, so any sensitive columns you ask for are silently dropped.Sensitive fields
A token withconversations:read_sensitive receives the full record on both list and detail. This unlocks the fields excluded from the safe set, including:
transcriptsummaryrecordingcustom_metadatasystem_metadata
conversations:read_sensitive. A token with only conversations:read will return conversations with these fields absent.
Write operations
conversations:manage is required for every state-changing conversation endpoint:
The
messages and end endpoints are valid only for text conversations and on conversations that are still active; other states return 409.
Internal dial scope
POST /core/conversations/dial places a call immediately via telephony rather than enqueuing it, and requires conversations:dial. This scope is intended only for the campaign service M2M application. External callers should use POST /core/conversations to enqueue instead.
System Metadata in the dashboard
In the conversation detail page, the System Metadata panel is gated separately by theadvanced_user scope. Operators without advanced_user do not see the system metadata panel even when viewing a conversation, while the rest of the detail view (transcript, summary, recording, custom metadata) follows the read scopes above.
Choosing a scope
Authentication
How tokens, scopes, and org headers work.
Roles and permissions
How scopes map to organization roles.

