A pagination cursor. When you receive a paginated response containing the property pagination.next_cursor, you can pass its value here to get the next page of results for your query.
A cursor will include filter parameters, so there is not need to specify both the cursor and any other filter parameter.

Filter agreements by their scope.

• platform: return only platform-wide agreements (those that apply regardless of product).
• product: return only agreements tied to a specific product. Requires the product parameter to be set.

Combining scope=platform with a product value is invalid and results in a 400 response.

Filter agreements by the product they are tied to, e.g. brokerage or retirement_account. This parameter is only valid together with scope=product; supplying it on its own or alongside scope=platform results in a 400 response.

Filter agreements by whether the customer must actively accept them.

• required: return only agreements that require active acceptance.
• not_required: return only informational agreements that do not require acceptance.

Can be combined with the scope (and product) filters.