Stop ongoing scans for an active urlscan Pro incident and transition it to the closed state. Closing does not delete the incident or its history, and the incident can later be restarted.

Create a separate urlscan Pro incident from an existing incident's configuration. This create operation can consume incident capacity and does not copy the source incident's stored state history; use the distinct fork operation when history must be preserved. The provider does not document whether the copied incident immediately activates ongoing scans or alerts.

Create a Pro notification channel. This operation configures external effects: active webhook channels send requests to the supplied secret URL, and active email channels send messages to the supplied recipients. Confirm the destination and activation settings before calling.

Create a Pro incident that persistently monitors an observable. This high-impact operation starts ongoing external scans and can send alerts through every supplied notification channel; confirm the observable, visibility, channels, cadence, and expiration settings before calling. The operation is contract-only because the connected build account lacks the urlscan Pro Incidents entitlement.

Run a temporary Live Scan synchronously and return only after the provider finishes the scan. This requires the separate Live Scanning product.

Start a non-blocking temporary Live Scan on a selected scanner and return its UUID immediately without waiting for completion. This external scan side effect requires the separate urlscan.io Live Scanning entitlement; a generic Pro plan may not include it.

Create a reusable scans or hostnames search definition. This operation creates a persistent saved search and requires urlscan Pro; the hostnames datasource may require an additional product entitlement.

Create a persistent scheduled or live alert subscription for saved searches. This Pro-only operation has external notification side effects: an active subscription can send email, invoke configured channels or webhooks, and create incidents. Confirm all recipients and channel or incident settings before calling.

Permanently delete a scan owned by the connected user or team. This destructive operation cannot be reversed and requires urlscan Pro.

Permanently delete a saved search by ID. This destructive operation cannot be undone and requires urlscan Pro saved-search access plus ownership or team write permission. Use it only for a saved search created or explicitly selected by the current workflow.

Permanently delete an alert subscription by ID. This destructive operation cannot be undone and requires urlscan Pro subscriptions access plus ownership or team write permission. Use it only for a subscription created or explicitly selected by the current workflow.

Retrieve a captured binary file by its SHA-256 hash as a password-encrypted ZIP archive. This operation requires urlscan Pro access.

Create a new Pro incident by copying an existing incident's configuration and complete stored state history. This creates a separate persistent incident; history volume and whether monitoring starts immediately are not documented.

Get non-sensitive plan, product, feature, visibility, submission, and limit information for the connected urlscan.io API key.

Return detectable brands with detected-page totals and latest hits. This operation requires urlscan Pro access and uses the official contract only; the provider does not document its response fields.

Get one urlscan Pro notification channel by ID while preserving provider-specific metadata and removing webhook destinations or credentials.

Generate a temporary download URL for a path returned by LIST_DATA_DUMPS. Data Dumps require an Enterprise or Ultimate urlscan.io plan.

Return the plain-text DOM snapshot captured for a completed scan.

Return one page of historical Pro Hostnames observations for a hostname.

Get one incident's configuration, source, runtime state, and timestamps.

Retrieve the stored state history for an incident.

Retrieve one temporary result, DOM, screenshot, captured response, or download from the separate urlscan.io Live Scanning product. JSON and text are returned inline; binary content is offloaded as a downloadable file.

Retrieve the deprecated urlscan Pro phishing feed in JSON, CSV, or TSV. Prefer SEARCH_SCANS for new workflows, as recommended by urlscan.io.

Get current products, features, query capabilities, and per-action minute, hour, and day quota usage.

Return textual content captured in a scan response, addressed by its SHA-256 hash.

Retrieve the complete metadata and captured request data for a completed scan UUID.

Run a urlscan Pro saved search and return its current Search API results. The provider redirect is followed automatically; this operation does not expose pagination controls.

Retrieve a completed urlscan.io scan screenshot as a downloadable PNG file reference.

Find one page of scan results structurally similar to a specified scan. Requires urlscan Pro access.

Resolve a urlscan Pro alert subscription and datasource to its current Search API results. The provider redirect is followed automatically; this operation does not expose pagination controls.

List brand identifiers and metadata tracked by urlscan.io brand and phishing detection. Requires urlscan Pro brand/phishing access; the exact product and minimum plan are not documented.

List scanner country codes currently accepted by the Scan API.

List email and webhook notification channels for the current user without returning webhook URLs or embedded credentials. This operation requires urlscan Pro channels access.

List available urlscan.io data-dump files for a time window, file type, and date. Requires an Enterprise or Ultimate plan; availability can vary by window and file type.

List Live Scanning nodes available to the connected account and their current metadata. This requires the separate urlscan.io Live Scanning product; a generic urlscan Pro plan may not include it.

List saved searches owned by or shared with the current user. This operation requires urlscan Pro saved-search access.

List alert subscriptions configured for the current user. This operation requires urlscan Pro subscriptions access.

List grouped browser user-agent strings available for scan submission.

List attribute values accepted when configuring incident change monitoring. Requires urlscan Pro Incidents capability; the exact minimum plan or product is not documented.

Look up malicious-scan occurrence counts and first/last seen timestamps for an IP, hostname, domain, or exact URL. Requires urlscan Pro malicious-observable access.

Permanently delete a temporary result from the separate urlscan.io Live Scanning product before its normal expiration. This destructive operation cannot be undone; only use it to clean up a temporary result created by the current workflow.

Remove an owned scan's visibility override and restore the visibility originally assigned at submission. This resets an override; it does not delete the scan. Requires urlscan Pro.

Restart a closed urlscan Pro incident and extend its expiry. This resumes ongoing external monitoring, begins recording new incident states, and can resume alerts through the incident's configured notification channels; confirm the incident should become active again before calling. This operation is contract-only because the connected build account lacks Pro Incidents access.

Search urlscan.io data with Elasticsearch Query String syntax and return one controllable page of results.

Permanently store an existing temporary Live Scan result with the selected visibility. This updates the temporary result into a durable snapshot and requires the separate urlscan.io Live Scanning entitlement; a generic urlscan Pro plan may not include it.

Submit a URL for asynchronous external scanning, creating persistent result state and consuming quota. Visibility defaults to public, and free accounts have no cleanup operation. Returns the scan UUID for result and asset retrieval.

Replace the complete configuration of an existing Pro notification channel. This operation can redirect external effects: active webhook channels send requests to the supplied secret URL, and active email channels send messages to the supplied recipients. Confirm the complete destination and activation settings before calling.

Replace an existing incident's monitoring configuration and runtime options. This Pro-only PUT requires observable, visibility, and the complete channel set, not only changed values. Updating it changes ongoing external scanning and can redirect or trigger future channel alerts; confirm the complete replacement configuration before calling.

Change the visibility of a scan owned by the connected user or team. This operation requires a paid urlscan Pro entitlement and is contract-only, not live verified. Use DELETE_RESULT for permanent deletion.

Replace the complete definition and metadata of an existing saved search. This PUT operation requires urlscan Pro saved-search access and write permission; the hostnames datasource may require an additional entitlement.

Replace the complete configuration of an existing alert subscription. This Pro-only PUT requires every mandatory field, not only changed values. It has external notification side effects: activating the subscription or changing recipients, channels, webhooks, or incident settings can send notifications or create incidents. Confirm the complete replacement configuration before calling.