The archived contacts of the account: contacts that were deleted and are kept for 360 days before they are purged. GET /contacts never returns them, whatever its status value; they are read here, or one at a time with GET /contactArchives/{id}. Only contacts archived within the last 360 days are listed, and only to API users in the Admin group: any other user gets 404. Each row is the contact as it was when archived, with the contact's fields plus deleted_at, when it was archived, and is_restorable, true when the contact is old enough to restore (archived at least 30 days ago by default; support can change an account's threshold) and not yet past the 360-day window. To restore archived contacts, use POST /contactArchives/restoreRequest (by id) or POST /contactArchives/restoreAll (by date range or search). Search with search: a full email address matches exactly; any other single word is matched anywhere in email, first name, last name or phone; words separated by spaces are matched together against the full name, or as a whole against the phone. Known defect: when search is a single word that is not an email address, start, end and the 360-day limit are not applied to the rows it matches by email or name, so such a search can return contacts archived more than 360 days ago and ignores the date window; combine dates with filters[...] or an exact email instead. Narrow the archive date with start and end, both Unix timestamps in milliseconds (a value in seconds is read as a date far in the past and raised to the 360-day limit). Exact-match filters use the column spellings: filters[email], filters[first_name], filters[last_name], filters[cdate], filters[udate], filters[userid], filters[deleted_at]. The API spellings firstName and lastName, and the keys name, account_name and orgname, are not valid filter keys and return 500 (name is accepted only as orders[name]). Other unknown filter keys are ignored. Order with orders[email], orders[first_name], orders[last_name], orders[cdate], orders[udate], orders[userid], orders[deleted_at] or orders[name] (first then last name), each asc or desc; the default is email ascending. 20 rows per request by default and at most 100; page with offset. meta.total is the number of matching archived contacts, as a string; send meta=omit to leave the metadata out.