Hi Melanie Bruce, Try using the modified property of the item - this should return a timestamp in the format of milliseconds since epoch which can then be converted into local time. from arcgis . gis import GIS import time item_id = "c08a4282b79d419385f4f242be1d42c0" gis = GIS ( "https://machine.example.com/portal" , "username" , "password" ) item = gis . content . search ( item_id ) [ 0 ] last_udpated = time . localtime ( item . modified / 1000 ) print ( "Item with id '{}' last updated {}" . format ( item_id , time . asctime ( last_udpated ) ) ) I agree it can at times be a challenge to find the information you're looking for in the API documentation. A trick that I like to use when I'm investigating what properties and methods are available on any kind of python object, is make use of python's built in dir() function. In the example above, if we wanted to know what properties and methods exist for the item variable, we could find this out by printing the output of dir(item). Hope this helps!
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