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Deletes an activity item.

Delete an existing notification.

Delete an existing Calendar.

Removes a company custom field value.

Delete a company.

Removes a company domain. It's still possible to recover the job role. Marks all related company domains assignments as deleted.

Removes a container by its ID. This will permanently delete the container and all its associated widgets.

Soft-delete a custom exchange rate.

Removes a custom field.

Delete a custom item field.

Delete an existing custom item field option

Delete a custom item.

Delete a custom item record.

Delete a custom item field value.

Delete a custom item section.

Delete an existing form.

Removes a job role. It's still possible to recover the job role. Marks all related job role assignments as deleted.

Deletes one or more users from the given job role.

Delete an existing timer.

Delete an existing notebook.

Deletes some existing versions of a notebook by version ID.

Delete a person.

Deletes a projects activity log.

Removes a project custom field value.

Remove an existing workflow from a project.

Delete a quote.

Deletes quote line items.

Deletes the custom report identified by `id`.

Deletes the scheduled report identified by `reportId`.

Delete a risk.

Removes a skill. It's still possible to recover the skill. Marks all related skill assignments as deleted.

Deletes a skill from one or more users.

Deletes a skill from a single user.

Removes a tag. If there's no tag with the given ID the status code 409 (CONFLICT) will be returned.

Delete an existing tasklist.

Removes a task custom field value.

Delete a task and its subtasks.

Deletes an existing reminder for a task.

Delete a timelog.

Deletes an existing workflow.

Delete a workflow stage with the given id and migrate tasks to another stage.

Return logged time entries for a specific allocation. Only the time entries that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates an agenda report in CSV format containing all the events for the provided filters.

Generates an agenda report in HTML format containing all the events for the provided filters.

Generates an agenda report in PDF format containing all the events for the provided filters.

Generates an agenda report in XLSX format containing all the events for the provided filters.

Returns a single event.

Get all events.

Returns a single calendar.

Get all events.

Get all calendars.

Returns a single event.

Get all events.

Retrieve a specific comment

Returns the users that were notified when the specified comment was posted.

Get a list of comments

Return a specific custom field value from a company.

Return all custom field values from a specific company.

Retrieves a company by id.

Retrieve all companies for the provided filters. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Return all logged time entries for all projects grouped by company ID. Only the time entries that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Get a list of quotes for a specific company.

Preview the next auto-generated quote number.

This returns all details about an individual container including its widgets and configuration.

This returns containers of type insights filtered by the specified app route. This is a convenience endpoint that automatically filters by container type. The entity-scoped variant additionally filters by the supplied entity type and entity ID.

This returns containers of type insights filtered by the specified app route. This is a convenience endpoint that automatically filters by container type. The entity-scoped variant additionally filters by the supplied entity type and entity ID.

This returns containers of type insights filtered by the specified app route. This is a convenience endpoint that automatically filters by container type. The entity-scoped variant additionally filters by the supplied entity type and entity ID.

This returns all containers in the installation. You can limit output by provided filters. Default data pagination is 50 items per page.

Get a list of ExchangeRate for a specific currency pair with optional filters. Use the include parameter to sideload related users (creators, updaters).

Get a single custom exchange rate by ID.

Get the most relevant exchange rate for each currency pair. Priority: 1) active rates (currently valid), 2) nearest future rate, 3) most recent past rate. Use the include parameter to sideload related users (creators, updaters).

Retrieves live exchange rates from the Forex service for all currency pairs that have custom exchange rates defined.

Find the applicable custom exchange rate for a currency pair on a specific date.

This returns all details about an individual custom field.

Return all custom fields for the provided filters.

This returns all details about an individual custom item field.

Return all custom item fields for a specific custom item.

This returns all details about an individual custom item.

Get a list of comments for a custom item record

Return all details about an individual custom item record.

Return all custom item records for a specific custom item.

Return all details about an individual custom item section.

Return all custom item sections for a specific custom item.

Return all details about an individual custom item record.

Return all dashboards that the logged-in user can access. Dashboards contains panels that are used to summarize many activities from the installation.

Retrieves all current exchange rates for the specified base currency from the Forex service.

Retrieves the exchange rate between two currencies for a specific date (or today if not specified). Uses the user's timezone to determine "today" when no date is provided.

Return all features accessible to the current installation.

Get a list of comments for a file

Returns the project that the given file belongs to. The id refers to the `projects_files.id` (not a file version).

Get a list of comments for a file version

Get the draft version of a specific form.

Get a specific form.

Return a list of all forms.

This endpoint does not require authentication.

Returns a pre-signed URL that the form submitter can use to upload a file attachment directly to the storage backend, scoped to the public form identified by the token.

This endpoint returns info about a set of importers. This includes whether they are individually running or not, what's their status and a flag to represent if any importer is running. The endpoint looks up redis for this information. Using the parameter resetImporters this information can be deleted in redis to reset it.

Returns utilization data scoped to the supplied report type (user, team, job role, dashboard variants, etc.). Supports the same filters as the people utilization endpoint.

This returns all details about an individual job role. When include users all users that are assigned to that role will be side loaded

This returns all job roles along installation. You can limit output by provided filters. Default data pagination is 50 items per page. When include users all users that are assigned to that role will be side loaded

Lists the latest activity across all projects ordered chronologically. When you log into Teamwork you will see all the recent activity. This corresponds to that view in Teamwork. There are parameters you can send in to filter your results.

Get a list of comments for a link item

Returns the project that the given link item belongs to.

Get logged user information

Returns the personal task with the provided id for the logged-in user. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Returns the personal tasks for the logged-in user. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Will get all your running timers or the person you are logged in as.

Returns a specific message reply, identified by its id.

Return all replies for messages the user has access to.

Retrieve all messages for the provided filters.

Retrieves a message by id.

Returns the project that the given message belongs to.

Return all replies for a given message, identified by its id.

All milestones are returned on projects that the authenticated user is associated with. You can use the provided filters to return only those milestones that are incomplete, completed, upcoming or late. All milestones are returning in this call. This call uses pagination, returning 100 milestones per page by default.

Count the number of milestones on each deadline date. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will be included in the counting.

Get a list of comments for a milestone

This returns all details about an individual milestone.

Returns the project that the given milestone belongs to.

Get a list of notebooks.

Get a list of comments for a notebook

Gets the contents diff between the contents of 2 notebook versions

Get a specific notebook.

Returns the project that the given notebook belongs to.

Get a list of a notebooks versions.

Get a specific notebook version.

Retrieve all people for the provided filters.

Count the number of completed tasks by user for the provided period. By default the user with the most completed tasks is shown first.

Retrieve a person record.

Verify the user utilization.

Return price plans and associated features.

Return a single price plan and its associated features.

Get a specific project category

Returns a list of project categories

Get a list of tasklist budgets information.

Calculate and return health scores for projects. If no project IDs are provided, returns health scores for all projects the user has access to.

Retrieve all projects for the provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Return the number of active projects that the logged-in user can access.

Returns the total billable time of all projects that the logged-in user has access.

Return the number of projects on each health category. It will only count the projects that the logged-in user can access.

Count the number of open invoices on all projects that the logged-in user has access.

Count the number of projects per project owner user.

Return the un-billed expenses for each project that the logged-in user has access.

Return a specific custom field value from a project.

Return all custom field values from a specific project.

Return all custom items for a specific project. Only filters that the logged-in user has access will be returned.

Returns a project features order to display in tab

On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Lists the latest activity for a specific project. When you access a project you will see all the recent activity. This corresponds to that view in Teamwork. There is some parameters you can send in to filter your results.

This lets you query the list of milestones for a project. You can use the provided filters to return only those milestones that are incomplete, completed, upcoming or late. This call uses pagination, returning 100 milestones per page by default.

Retrieve all people on the project.

Retrieve a person record.

Return all risks for a specific project. Only filters that the logged-in user has access will be returned.

Generates a task list report in CSV format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a task list report in HTML format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Get tasklists in a project

Generates a task list report in PDF format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a task list report in XLSX format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Return multiple tasks according to the provided filter. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Return logged time entries for a specific project. Only the time entries that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Get timelog totals for a specific project.

Returns all workflows. When a project ID is supplied the result is scoped to workflows linked to that project.

Retrieves the summary from a specific project, returning counters about tasks, milestones, columns, events, risks, timers, projects healths. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Return the updates from a specific project.

Retrieve all starred projects for the provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Returns a list of teamwork project categories

Retrieve all sample projects for the provided filters.

Returns the list of custom fields that are marked as required for the given project template.

Retrieve a single project template by its ID. Only project templates that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Retrieve all projects templates for the provided filters. Only the projects templates that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Return the updates from all projects that the logged-in user can access.

Get export preferences for a quote.

Get a quote by ID.

By default, only non-template quotes are returned; pass `?isTemplate=true` to list templates instead.

Get quote settings for the current installation.

Returns the metadata required to build a custom report (available sources, columns, filters and custom fields).

Returns the data rows for the custom report. When `reportFormat` is set, an export (csv, xlsx, pdf, html, googlesheets) is generated instead of the JSON response; google sheets exports return a redirect to the spreadsheet.

Returns a single custom report. Supports side-loading of related entities (users, teams, projects, etc).

Returns the custom reports available for the current user. Supports pagination, filtering, sorting and side-loading of related entities.

This returns data for a budget chart, using the provided filters, group by, split by and data points.

Returns aggregate counts of overestimated, underestimated, and within-margin tasks along with the overall estimation accuracy score for the given filters.

This returns aggregated milestone data for a chart, using the provided filters, group by, split by and data points.

This returns data for a project chart, using the provided filters, group by, split by and data points.

This returns aggregated risk data for a chart, using the provided filters, group by, split by and data points.

This returns data for a task chart, using the provided filters, group by, split by and data points.

This returns aggregated timelog data for a chart, using the provided filters, group by, split by and data points.

This returns a list of budgets matching a budget chart filter. Used for quick views and similar UI elements

Returns a paginated list of completed tasks with their estimated vs logged time, accuracy score, and assignees. Supports filtering by status, project, company, task list, and free-text search. Sorting and sideloading of related entities (users, tasks, projects) are also supported.

Returns a paginated list of milestones with their full entity data. Supports filtering by project, company, date range, and free-text search. Sorting and sideloading of related entities are also supported.

This returns a list of projects matching a project chart filter. Used for quick views and similar UI elements

Returns a paginated list of risks with their full entity data. Supports filtering by project and company, plus free-text search. Sorting and sideloading of related entities are also supported.

This returns a list of tasks matching a task chart filter. Used for quick views and similar UI elements (the drawer behind a chart bucket).

Returns a paginated list of timelogs with their full entity data. Supports filtering by project, user, company, task, task list, date range, and free-text search. Sorting and sideloading of related entities are also supported.

Generates the report immediately and returns it as a file download. For Google Sheets reports the response is a redirect to the spreadsheet URL.

Returns the rendered HTML email that recipients receive for the given scheduled report. Only recipients of the report can preview the email.

Endpoint linked from scheduled report emails. Removes the current user from all future deliveries of the given report and returns an HTML confirmation page.

Returns aggregated financial data grouped by the requested dimensions.

Returns grand totals across all matching rows without pagination. groupBy is limited to at most one dimension (e.g. company or date) — the grain for averages and counts; a second dimension is rejected with a 400. Use /trends/totals for per-period summaries.

Returns metrics over time: the same paged set of entities repeated across each period, gap-filled with zeros. The endpoint forces date grouping; pass one or more entity dimensions in groupBy (e.g. `company` ⇒ company,date). startDate and endDate are required. orderBy accepts `name`, `<metricKey>` (aggregated over the range), or `<periodIndex>-<metricKey>` (0-based, chronological) to rank by one period's column; the candidate set is always the entities active across the full range.

The summary rows under /trends. Returns one summary object per period over the whole filtered pool (not page-restricted): `totals` (pooled), plus `averages` and `counts` macro-aggregated over the groupBy dimension. Forces date grouping; pass exactly one non-date dimension in groupBy, which is also used as the implicit averageBy. startDate and endDate are required.

Returns the scheduled reports available to the current user with support for pagination, filtering by source, creator, custom report and schedule status, and side-loading of recipients, creators and editors.

Returns the delivery history for a given report schedule, with optional side-loaded recipient logs, users, and the upcoming planned occurrence.

Redirects the browser to the Google OAuth consent screen so the user can authorize Teamwork to publish scheduled reports to Google Sheets / Drive.

Public callback URL hosted at `authenticate.teamwork.com`. It validates and decrypts the OAuth `state` and redirects to the customer-domain callback (`/reporting/oauth/google/callback-auth`).

Customer-domain callback that exchanges the OAuth `code` for tokens and stores them against the current user. Returns an HTML page that posts the outcome back to the opener window and closes itself.

Returns whether the current user has a valid stored Google OAuth token that can be used to publish scheduled reports to Google Sheets / Drive.

Get budget report

Get budget report totals

Get object details

Return all logged time entries for all projects grouped by company ID. Only the time entries that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a project report in CSV format containing all projects for the provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Generates a project report in HTML format containing all projects for the provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Generates a project report in PDF format containing all projects for the provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Generates a project report in XLSX format containing all projects for the provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will be returned. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Generates a milestone report in CSV format containing all milestones for the provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a milestone report in HTML format containing all milestones for the provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a milestone report in PDF format containing all milestones for the provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a milestone report in XLSX format containing all milestones for the provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a plannedvsactual report in CSV format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a plannedvsactual report in HTML format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a plannedvsactual report in PDF format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a plannedvsactual report in XLSX format containing all tasks for the provided filters. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Returns tasks for the precanned task time report, applying the requested filters.

Retrieve all people for the provided filters and their task completions.

Retrieve a person record and its task completion stats.

Generates a utilization report in CSV format containing all people for the provided filters. Only the people that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a utilization report in HTML format containing all people for the provided filters. Only the people that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a utilization report in PDF format containing all people for the provided filters. Only the people that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Generates a utilization report in XLSX format containing all people for the provided filters. Only the people that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Returns a single scheduled report with its schedules and options. Supports side-loading of recipients and creators.

Returns the report sources (i.e. report types) available on this installation that can be used when creating a scheduled report.

Triggers the schedule identified by `scheduleId` to send the report to its recipients immediately, regardless of its scheduled next occurrence.

Returns a previously generated report file from S3 using an encrypted `file` path query parameter. For Google Sheets reports the response is a redirect to the spreadsheet URL.

Frontend-facing endpoint that allows users without creator permissions to remove themselves from all schedules of the given report.

Return all risks for the provided filters. Only filters that the logged-in user has access will be returned.

This returns all details about an individual risk.

The search endpoint will return a list of items that match the given query.

This returns all skills along installation. You can limit output by provided filters. Default data pagination is 50 items per page. When include users all users that are assigned to that skill will be side loaded

This returns all details about an individual skill. When include users all users that are assigned to that skill will be side loaded

All of the latest status posts are returned for all users in the parent company.

Return a timeline list of people statuses that the logged-in user can access.

Retrieves the summary from the entire installation, returning counters about tasks, milestones, columns, events, risks, timers, projects healths. On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: projectCustomField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Return all tags that the logged-in user can access.

Return a specific tag.

Return multiple tasks belonging to the given taskgroup. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Get all tasklists

Get specific tasklist

Returns the project that the given tasklist belongs to.

Return multiple tasks according to the provided filter. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Get timelog totals for a specific task.

Get all tasklist templates

Gets all reminders for a task.

Return multiple tasks according to the provided filter. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Returns the total number of completed tasks. Only the tasks that the logged-in user can access will be counted.

Returns the number of late tasks. Only the tasks that the logged-in user has access to will be counted.

Get a list of comments for a task

Return a specific custom field value from a task.

Return all custom field values from a specific task.

Returns the information about a specific task. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Returns the project that the given task belongs to.

Return multiple subtasks according to the provided filter. On this endpoint you can filter by custom fields. The syntax for the query parameter is the following: customField[id][op]=value Where: - [id] is the custom field ID - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are allowed according to the custom field type - [value] is the value to apply when filtering For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following: customField[10][eq]=Option1 The allowed operators are: - like - not-like - eq - not - lt - gt - any

Return logged time entries for a specific task. Only the time entries that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Get timelog totals for a specific task.

Get all events.

Return all logged time entries for all projects. Only the time entries that the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Get time report

Get time report totals

Get time report by type

Get a specific time entry

Get timelog totals.

Validates if a timelog can be created for a specific date by checking if there are any approved time approvals for that week.

Brings back all current running timers. Will return a set of existing intervals for each timer. If the timer has never been stopped then this interval will only have a from property set and the you will need to calculate the current duration of the timer.

Will get a timer with with a specific ID.

Return a list of timesheet rows for the given user depending on param options.

Get the daily totals counts for all the user's timesheets.

Get a specific workflow.

Returns all workflows. When a project ID is supplied the result is scoped to workflows linked to that project.

Retrieve all stages for a workflow.

Returns a stage for a workflow by id.

Return user's workload across projects.

Return the workload planner for each users of the installation.

Update an existing notification.

Update an existing Calendar.

Edit a company custom field value.

Modify the properties of an existing company.

Set client rates for a company by role.

Update an existing company domain.

Updates an existing container with new properties. The container will be validated against permission rules before update.

Partially update an existing custom exchange rate.

Updates an existing custom field.

Edit an existing custom item field.

Edit an existing custom item field option for the specified field.

Edit an existing custom item.

Edit an existing custom item record.

Edit an existing custom item section.

Updates the draft revision of a form without publishing the changes to the public-facing form.

Update an existing form.

Set cost rates for a job role.

Update an existing job role.

Update specific fields on a message. If the property `read` is sent with the value `true` all replies from this message will be marked as read.

Edits the fields of an existing notebook.

Updates a tasklist budget

Edit a project custom field value.

Update a quote.

Update a quote line item.

Update a quote section.

Applies a partial update to the custom report identified by `id`. On success the updated custom report is returned in the same shape as `GET /reporting/custom/{id}.json`.

Applies a partial update to the scheduled report identified by `reportId`, its schedules and its options. Returns the updated report.

Modify the properties of an existing risk.

Update an existing skill.

Updates a existing tag. If there's already a tag with the same changed name in the installation, it will be returned the status code 409 (CONFLICT).

Edit a task custom field value.

Modify the properties of an existing task.

Updates an existing reminder for a task.

Edits the position of a task in a stage

Modify the properties of an existing time entry.

Partial update a workflow.

Updates a stage by id with the given workflow id.

Creates new tasklist budgets

Add a new Event.

Creates a new task based on a calendar event, linking all related events (sharing the same iCalUID) to the task and removing the event from unavailable time planning calculations. Request (application/json): payloadcalendarevent.TaskFromEventRequest

Add a new Calendar.

Add a new Event.

Creates a new comment attached to the object identified by one of the query parameters (taskId, fileVersionId, notebookId, milestoneId, linkId, eventId, statusId, or projectUpdateId).

Remove many entries of company custom field values at once.

Edit many entries of company custom field values at once.

Add a company custom field value.

Request: payloadcompany.ConvertCurrencyRequest

Creates a new company domain attached to company that id is passed as param.

Create a company.

Creates a new container with the specified type, widgets, and configuration. The container will be validated against permission rules before creation.

Create a custom exchange rate for a specific currency pair and validity period.

Remove multiple custom fields at once.

Creates a new custom field. The custom field could have a scope at an installation-level or at a project-level.

Validates syntax of formula field. Do not check for permissions, naming etc.

Create a new custom item field option for the specified field.

Create a new custom item field for the specified custom item.

Validates a candidate formula against the custom item's existing field schema without persisting anything. Returns the formula's output unit on success, or a list of structured errors describing what is wrong.

Delete several custom item records.

Create a new custom item record for the specified custom item.

Create a new custom item section for the specified custom item.

Copy a form

Create a new form.

Set billable rates for a job role.

Assign a job role to one or more users. It will automatically unassign the given users from any other job role they might have assigned currently.

Creates a new job role global to the entire installation.

Create a new personal task.

Creates a new timer. If there's already a timer running, it will stop this timer at default.

Create a new user.

Accepts a previously uploaded file (by file name) and returns a draft expense payload extracted from the document via the AI extraction service. Requires the expenses AI feature to be enabled for the installation.

Remove many entries of project custom field values at once.

Edit many entries of project custom field values at once.

Add a project custom field value.

Create a new customitem.

Create a new notebook.

Create a risk in the desired project.

Create a time entry in the desired project.

Applies a workflow to a project

Create a new quote line item.

Deletes quote line items.