# Get a record from FDA Data Dashboard

Read one record from FDA Data Dashboard in full through the Assyro API, by the id a search returned: a firm's FDA compliance history: inspection…

Source: https://www.assyro.com/docs/sources/fda-data-dashboard/records

`GET https://api.assyro.com/v1/sources/fda-data-dashboard/records/{recordId}`

> **Note:** Preview: `api.assyro.com` is not serving production data yet. This page follows the API's published description and may change before launch.

Read one record from FDA Data Dashboard in full, with its text where the source has it. Use the record `id` exactly as a [search](https://www.assyro.com/docs/sources/fda-data-dashboard) returned it, URL-encoded.

## Request

`GET https://api.assyro.com/v1/sources/fda-data-dashboard/records/{recordId}` with these query parameters.

### Read parameters

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| `recordId` | string | yes | The record id, as a search returned it (the read argument `id`). |
| `dataset` | string | yes | The dataset the id came from. One of: `inspections`, `citations`, `compliance_actions`, `import_refusals`. |

## What a record holds

- `id`, `title`, `url`: the source's identifier, its title and its page at the source, to verify it.
- `authority`, `publishedDate`, `version`: who published it, when, and the edition read.
- `snippet` and `fields`: the matching text and the source's own fields.
- `asOf`: the day Assyro's copy of the source was read.

## Example request

curl:

```bash
curl "https://api.assyro.com/v1/sources/fda-data-dashboard/records/{recordId}?dataset=inspections"
```

Python:

```python
import requests

response = requests.get(
    "https://api.assyro.com/v1/sources/fda-data-dashboard/records/{recordId}",
    params={
        "dataset": "inspections"
    },
)
response.raise_for_status()
print(response.json())
```

JavaScript:

```javascript
const response = await fetch("https://api.assyro.com/v1/sources/fda-data-dashboard/records/{recordId}?dataset=inspections");
const result = await response.json();
```