v1
latestOpenAPI 3.0.02026-08-06151101754.7 KBReturns time account balances. Use parameters 'date' and 'employee_id' to filter.
Query parameters
Filters by IDs. Multiple inputs with id[]=1&id[]=2
Number of items per Page
Result Page
Order column
Order direction. asc or desc possible
Returns a single aggregate over the filtered list instead of the paginated result, e.g. {"data": {"count": 42}}. Allowed values: count, sum.column, min.column, max.column, avg.column (e.g. return=sum.duration_seconds). sum and avg require a numeric column.
Returns one aggregate row per bucket of the given column instead of the paginated result, e.g. group_by=type_id gives {"data": [{"type_id": 1, "count": 5}, ...]}. The per-bucket aggregate reuses the "return=" grammar and defaults to count (e.g. group_by=type_id&return=sum.id). Combine with order_by=<aggregate>&order_direction=desc for "top N" queries. Groupable columns are known model columns plus foreign keys. Datetime columns must be bucketed by granularity: group_by=created_at:month (also :year, :day/:date), giving {"data": [{"created_at": "2026-07", "count": 5}, ...]}. Results are capped at 1000 buckets.
You can load relations using the with parameter. Example for assignments/appointments: with[]=documents loads all related documents and adds it to the response.
Exclude ids. Multiple inputs with exclude[]=3&exclude[]=6
Filter by employee_id. Multiple inputs with employee_id[]=1&employee_id[]=2
Filter by date. Multiple inputs with date[]=2024-01-01&date[]=2024-01-02
Response
Time accounts list
Example response
{
"data": [
{
"id": 1,
"employee_id": 1,
"timesheet_activities_working_time": 480,
"timesheet_activities_break_time": 45,
"actual_time": 480,
"target_working_time": 480,
"balance": 600
}
]
}