Returns a list of events for a specified form.

This is the preferred read pattern. Cache results on first call, then use lastSynchronisationTimeOnServer from the previous response to fetch only changed/new events. Only fetch the full dataset on first sync.

Supports cursor pagination (100 events per page).

Pagination:

Pass pagination parameters as a nested object in the request body:

{
  "pagination": {
    "paginate": true,
    "cursor": "{{cursor}}"
  }
}

Omit cursor (or pass null) on the first page. Use the cursor value from each response to fetch the next page.

Upcoming enforcement: A future AMS release will add server-side enforcement that rejects unpaginated requests on high-volume endpoints. Implement pagination now to avoid disruption when that ships.

lastSynchronisationTimeOnServer:

The lastSynchronisationTimeOnServer value returned in each response must be:

1. Persisted after every call.
2. Passed back as the lower time bound on the next call to retrieve only changed records.
3. Never hardcoded to 0 or a fixed timestamp — doing so forces a full history scan on every run, which causes server-level memory exhaustion under concurrent load.

Error semantics:

• HTTP 500 on this endpoint typically means the request payload is too large — usually caused by requesting too many users without pagination, or lastSynchronisationTimeOnServer: 0 on a large dataset. Enable pagination and pass a non-zero lastSynchronisationTimeOnServer on subsequent calls.
• HTTP 403 means the authenticated account does not have access to the specified form. Check form permissions in the AMS Admin portal.