With our API service, you will be able to integrate WhosOff into any existing application. The WhosOff API is available on a read-only basis.
What's it for, and what can it do?
If you are a developer you will know about API's and how to use them to integrate with your existing systems.
The following calls are available from within our API:
- List of Department Names
- List of Leave Types
- List of Staff Members
- Staff Member details
- Staff Member details and allowances
- Staff Members within a department
- WhosOff between specified dates
- WhosOff within a department, between specified dates
- WhosOff between specified dates, for a specified staff member
If you are interested in having access to the API, just let us know at support@whosoff.com
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