Yes, you can delete indexed documents by subuserid using RChilli’s Search & Match API, but with some important clarifications:
Deleting Indexed Documents by subuserid
API Endpoint:
The /deleteAllDocuments
endpoint allows you to delete all documents indexed under a specific API key and sub-user ID.
How It Works:
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When you call this API, it deletes all documents associated with the provided userkey and subuserid.
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This is a complete cleanup operation for that sub-user.
API Endpoint:
Required JSON Request Format:
Official Documentation:
Important Notes:
Consideration | Details |
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Scope | Deletes all indexed resumes/JDs under the given subuserid. |
Irreversible | This operation is permanent. There is no undo. |
No Filtered Deletion | You cannot delete selective documents unless you use documentId or maintain a custom deletion logic at your end. |
Alternative: Delete by Document ID (If Available)
If you only want to delete specific documents, you can use the DeleteDocumentById API.
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You must track and store the documentId at the time of indexing.
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This allows granular deletion instead of wiping out everything for a sub-user.
API Endpoint:
Official Documentation:
Summary
Task | Supported | API |
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Delete all indexed docs by subuserid | Yes | /deleteAllDocuments |
Delete individual doc by ID | Yes | /deleteDocumentById |
Delete docs by filter (e.g., date range, skills) | Not directly supported | — |
Need Help?
For more assistance or technical support, feel free to contact RChilli Support by creating a Helpdesk ticket or emailing us at support@rchilli.com.
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