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# retrieving-crash-data

- [Get Crashes List](https://docs.luciq.ai/references/readme-1/retrieving-crash-data/get-crashes-list.md): API reference for retrieving a list of crashes from Luciq. Pass the application slug, mode, and an authorization token to page results.
- [Get Occurrences List](https://docs.luciq.ai/references/readme-1/retrieving-crash-data/get-occurrences-list.md): API reference for retrieving the occurrences of a crash from Luciq. Pass the crash number to list every individual instance recorded.
- [Get Specific Crash](https://docs.luciq.ai/references/readme-1/retrieving-crash-data/get-specific-crash.md): API reference for retrieving a specific crash from Luciq. Pass the crash ID with your application slug, mode, and authorization token.
- [Get Specific Occurrence](https://docs.luciq.ai/references/readme-1/retrieving-crash-data/get-specific-occurrence.md): API reference for retrieving a single crash occurrence from Luciq. Pass the crash ID and occurrence ID to inspect one recorded instance.
- [Retrieving Crash Data](https://docs.luciq.ai/references/readme-1/retrieving-crash-data/index.md): API reference for retrieving crash data from Luciq. Covers the endpoints for listing crashes, single crashes, and their occurrences.


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