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Get Amazon Sellers Completed Tasks<\/h2>\n

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\nThe ‘Tasks Ready’<\/strong> endpoint is designed to provide you with the list of completed tasks, which haven’t been collected yet. If you use the Standard method without specifying the postback_url<\/code>, you can receive the list of id<\/code> for all completed tasks using this endpoint. Then, you can collect the results using the \u2018Task GET\u2019<\/strong> endpoint.<\/p>\n

Learn more about task completion and obtaining a list of completed tasks in this help center article.<\/a> <\/p>\n

Note:<\/strong> due to the peculiarities of our architecture the queue of completed tasks is updated with a small delay, which can be an issue for high-volume users. If your system requires collecting over 1000 tasks a minute, we recommend using pingbacks\/postbacks<\/a> instead, and applying the Tasks Ready endpoint only to obtain the IDs of failed postback tasks.
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