**Hello Make Community,** I’m building a scenario to sync contacts from Holded, but I’m having trouble with the API call to get only the updated contacts. **My Goal:** I want to get only the contacts that have been created or updated in the last 15 minutes. **My Setup:** * **Module:** Holded → Make an API Call * **Method:** GET * **URL:** /invoicing/v1/contacts * **Query String:** * **Key:** startts * **Value:** {{formatDate(addMinutes(now; -15); “X”)}} **The Problem:** When I run the module, the `startts` parameter is correctly generated as a Unix timestamp (e.g., 1756280106). However, the API ignores this parameter and always returns the full list of all my contacts (498 contacts), instead of just the recently updated ones. This consumes too many operations. **What I’ve already tried:** * Using `starttmp` instead of `startts`. * Sending the date in different formats. **My Question:** Is there a known issue with the `startts` parameter in the Holded API via Make.com? Is there a different parameter or method I should be using to correctly filter contacts by their last update date? **Here is a screenshot of my module’s output, showing that the `startts` parameter is being sent but the Body returns all contacts:** [Aquí puedes adjuntar un screenshot de la ejecución del módulo, mostrando el Input y el Output] Thank you for your help!
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