Webhooks

Introduction

It’s possible to retrieve change-events of breaks with webhooks.

Caution

Read the Webhooks page. There is important information on required implementation!

Tip

Check the Swagger page for more technical information on the endpoints.

Endpoint details

POST
https://<tenant>.myprotime.eu/connector/protimeapi/api/v1/webhooks

Body properties

This list of properties is applicable for this endpoint.

Property Type Description
destinationUrl string The URL where webhook notifications will be sent.
collectionName string The name of the collection to subscribe to (breaks).

Event properties

This list of properties is posted to your consumer endpoint.

Property Type Description
changeVersion string Property to indicate the order of changes.
id integer Unique identifier for the break record.
person.id integer Internal ID of the person this break belongs to.
breakDefinition.id integer Internal ID of the linked break definition.
date string Date for which the break is recorded (YYYY-MM-DD).
calculatedDurationInMinutes integer Calculated duration of the break in minutes.
clockedDurationInMinutes integer Actual clocked duration of the break in minutes.
startTimeInMinutes integer Earliest start time from the break definition (minutes since midnight).
endTimeInMinutes integer Latest end time from the break definition (minutes since midnight).
isBreakTaken boolean Indicates whether the break was taken.

External references

It’s possible to use predefined external references and custom external references. More information can be found on the External References Page

For a list of predefined external references, see the external reference options section.

Note

Check the query options below the endpoint on the Swagger page for the relevant external references.

Examples

Creating a webhook for breaks

POST
https://<tenant>.myprotime.eu/connector/protimeapi/api/v1/webhooks

{
    "destinationUrl": "https://www.fictional-customer.com/protime/breaks",
    "collectionName": "breaks"
}