https://community.hubspot.com/t5/APIs-Integrations/Qlik-Sense-pagination-settings/m-p/227744#M6640 <P>Hi <A class="mention" href="https://community.hubspot.com/u/venu_bandaru">@Venu_Bandaru</A>,</P> <P>Got an answer back on what was going on behind the scenes. Turns out I wasn’t reading the documentation clearly enough, the <CODE>limit</CODE> parameter applies to the each <CODE>type</CODE> of event, not the request as a whole. The best way therefore to page through to get all events in a time range would be work through each of the three types of events and use the <CODE>limit</CODE> and <CODE>offset</CODE> parameters as I mentioned above. For example you might start with <CODE>https://api.hubapi.com/calendar/v1/events?type=CONTENT&amp;startDate=1269151557000&amp;endDate=1489233957000&amp;limit=2&amp;access_token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</CODE></P> <P>To answer your second query, requests to this endpoint must always have a start and an end date, there isn’t a way to fetch events irrespective of dates.</P> <P>-Zack</P> Thu, 16 Mar 2017 11:52:55 GMT zwolfson 2017-03-16T11:52:55Z