Status
One call that tells you whether a site is connected, which brand the key belongs to, and how many articles have been used this month.
This is the call a plugin makes when its settings screen opens. It answers whether anything is connected, lists the platforms that are, names your brand and its domain, describes the most recent connection, and reports your article usage for the plan.
It takes no parameters. The only thing you send is the key.
Everything sits under data. Two parts of it are worth acting on: the integration block and the plan block. They look like this — the rest of the response is left out here for brevity.
Reading the two blocks
connected and integration describe the website as a whole, not you: connected is true as soon as any platform is connected, and integration describes whichever connection is the most recent. So do not light your own green light from them — you would be reading someone else’s connection as your own. Look for your own platform name in the platforms array instead. integration.id is the id of the key that connection was made with, a 36-character string.
articles_used counts the articles created for the website since the start of the current calendar month. A website with no subscription reports its plan as free.