Update Destination
Opt-in visibility of soft-deleted rows on the list action, for admins/owners only.
Views combine include_deleted_requested() with their own get_manager() to start the
list queryset from all_objects when the caller passes ?include_deleted=true. The opt-in
is intentionally scoped to list — update/trigger/destroy keep using the default (deleted-
excluding) manager, so they can never operate on a soft-deleted resource.
Only Owners/Admins may see deleted items; a non-admin caller (including token principals with
role=None, e.g. scoped MCP tokens) asking for them gets a 403.
Authorizations
API Key authentication. Format: 'x-api-key: api_key'
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Serializer mixin: relabels the actor as "Nekt Support" for customer-facing output when the row was produced during a support impersonation session.
Add to any serializer whose model is an ImpersonationAttributedModel and
that exposes created_by and/or triggered_by. The real user stays in the
DB and the real agent stays in the ImpersonationSession audit trail.
The API contract is preserved: an EXPANDED actor field returns the full
"Nekt Support" object, while an UNEXPANDED one returns the NEKT_SUPPORT_ID
sentinel int — same scalar-id (integer) vs object shape as a normal user. We
never return the real user's id here (the frontend would resolve it against the
org and surface the impersonated customer instead of "Nekt Support").
^[-a-zA-Z0-9_]+$OAuth application to re-authorize this destination with — resolved from the version it is pinned to.
The number of times to retry a task in the settings if it fails
The number of seconds to retry a task in the settings if it fails
The maximum number of consecutive failures allowed before the settings is paused
Connector version used by this destination (Expandable)
Last Run from this destination (Expandable)
User that created this destination (Expandable)