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@@ -195,17 +195,17 @@ axios(config)
 # GET Updated Jobs List
 ***Message:*** ***_katapultpro.com/api/v2/updatedjobslist?fromDate={{fromDate}}&toDate={{toDate}}&useToday={{true || false}}&api_key={{api-key}}_***
 
-This GET request uses a specified timeframe (the to and from dates) to return an object containing a list of Job IDs and their timestamps of when they were last updated. Jobs in this list are jobs that have been updated during the entered timeframe. 
+This GET request uses a specified timeframe (the to and from dates) to return an object containing a list of Job IDs and their timestamps of when they were last updated. Jobs in this list are jobs that have been updated between the start and end dates. 
 
 **** **Important Note** ****
-It is important that the length of the array that is returned from this request is monitored by your calling code routine. If the size of the array is 200, (which is the limit of the query,) then the user should expect that there are more than 200 total updated jobs in the query. If this is the case, you can simply use the last date in the array as the next `{{fromDate}}` to get the remaining Updated Jobs List. Please continue this method repeatedly until there is a zero length array received. We do not return the entire length of the queried time period initially entered.
+It is important that the length of the array that is returned from this request is monitored by your calling code routine. If the size of the array is 200, (which is the limit of the query,) then the user should expect that there are more than 200 total updated jobs in the query. If this is the case, you can simply use the last `last_updated` value in the array as the next `{{fromDate}}` to get the next set of jobs within your time frame. Please continue this method repeatedly until the length of the result is less than 200. We do not return the entire list of jobs within the queried time period initially.
 
 
 ***Query Params***
 | Parameter | Value | Description | Required? |
 | --------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- |
-| fromDate | `{{fromDate}}` | Replace `{{fromDate}}` with the starting date in the MM/DD/YY format (without leading zeros) i.e. 11/28/23 | <mark>Yes</mark> |
-| toDate | `{{toDate}}` | Replace `{{toDate}}` with the ending date in the MM/DD/YY format (without leading zeros) i.e. 2/1/23 | <mark>Yes</mark> |
+| fromDate | `{{fromDate}}` | Replace `{{fromDate}}` with the starting date. You can use any format accepted by a [JS Date Object](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/Date). This value is *exclusive* (results will start after this date). | <mark>Yes</mark> |
+| toDate | `{{toDate}}` | Replace `{{toDate}}` with the ending date. You can use any format accepted by a [JS Date Object](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/Date). This value is *exclusive* (results will end before this date). | <mark>Yes</mark> |
 | useToday | Set to "true" or "false" | If marked true, the timestamp for the moment your request is received will be used for the end of the timeframe (for `toDate`) | No |
 | api_key | `{{api-key}}` | Replace `{{api-key}}` with your API key | <mark>Yes</mark> |