EXTRACT TIME IN AGOL using API

[AAlkhri]

Question: Converting Timestamps from AGOL User Data to Human-Readable Dates 

I'm using the following URL to extract user information from my ArcGIS Online (AGOL) account:

https://[My_AGOL_Account].arcgis.com/sharing/rest/portals/self/users?start=@Value(start)&num=100&f=json

This returns user data, including a field called `lastLogin` (or similar), which contains timestamps in Unix epoch format in milliseconds — for example: `1634238560000` or `1753130454000`.

When I paste these values into an [Epoch Converter](https://www.epochconverter.com/), they correctly translate to human-readable dates. However, when I try to convert them in **FME**, I can't get the TimeConverter** transformer to work properly. I've tried various formats and settings, but FME doesn't interpret the timestamp correctly.

**My Question:** 

How can I convert these millisecond-based Unix timestamps (like `1634238560000`) into readable date/time values for the entire table ?

[JoshuaBixby]

Originally seconds was the granularity of Unix time, and some time converters are still stuck in the past.  Try converting milliseconds to seconds and see if the time converter works.

[AAlkhri · Accepted solution]

what was working with me is remove the digits , so the number will be just 10 dig 1634238560. SO THAT ACCPET TO COVERT