Get Planned Route Identifier by ID

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This endpoint uses query params
Instead of sending a payload, include the id or external_id in the endpoint URL. For example:
https://developer-api.bringg.com/services/<service-id>/<secret-1>/<secret-2>/?id=12345
https://developer-api.bringg.com/services/<service-id>/<secret-1>/<secret-2>/?external_id=v123

Response (Output) Params

Parameter	Description
`success`* _boolean	Indicates whether the service completed successfully. false* - the service failed. true* - the service succeeded
`message`* _string	If an error occurred, a message indicating the error is included.
`rc`* _integer	If an error occurred, the return code is included.
`created_at`* _datetime	The timestamp when the user was created. This is in UTC and the format is "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%z".
`external_id`* _string	Your system's ID for this planned route identifier.
`external_team_id`* _string	Your system's ID for the team to which this planned route identifier is assigned.
`id`* _integer	The Bringg ID for this planned route identifier.
`priority`* _integer	Indicates the hierarchy among your route identifiers. The route identifier with the highest priority receives the route scheduled to leave first.
`team_id`* _integer	Bringg's ID for the team to which this planned route identifier is assigned.
`title`* _string	The title of the planned route identifier as it appears in the Bringg UI (for example, in the Route Name column).
`updated_at`* _datetime	The last date and time this team was updated. This is in UTC and the format is "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%z".