[Teramind] Get agent download links. GET /tm-api/download/links. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: add notification. Why this is destructive: pushes an on-screen notification to the monitored endpoint — reaches a human. POST /tm-api/computer-notification. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: computer_id, mailto. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: computer - Delete computer. Why this is destructive: delete semantics. DELETE /tm-api/computer/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete notification. Why this is destructive: delete semantics. DELETE /tm-api/computer-notification/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: disable computer monitoring. Why this is destructive: live change on a monitored endpoint; stops evidence capture. POST /tm-api/computer//disable-monitoring. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: enable computer monitoring. Why this is destructive: live change on a monitored endpoint; starts surveillance capture on a person. POST /tm-api/computer//enable-monitoring. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get computer. GET /tm-api/computer/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get computer notifications. GET /tm-api/computer-notification. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get computers. GET /tm-api/computer. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Restore computer. POST /tm-api/computer//restore. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update computer. PUT /tm-api/computer/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update notification. PUT /tm-api/computer-notification/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: computer_notification_rule_id, computer_id, mailto. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create department. POST /tm-api/department. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, description, managers, agent_id, permission_mask, agents, preserve_agents. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete department. Why this is destructive: delete semantics. DELETE /tm-api/department/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Single depatment. GET /tm-api/department/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List departments. GET /tm-api/department. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update department. PUT /tm-api/department/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, description, managers, agents, preserve_agents. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: create Agent. Why this is destructive: creates a dashboard identity and can set role=Administrator — privilege-widening. POST /tm-api/agent. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: flags, rate, role, department_id, salary_type, name, deleted, __loaded, tracking_profile_id, first_name, last_name, email_Address. Teramind documents 5 more fields; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete agent. Why this is destructive: delete semantics. DELETE /tm-api/agent/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: tempHash. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get agent data. GET /tm-api/v1/agents/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: fields. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List agents. GET /tm-api/agent. Optional filters: showDeleted. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get agents' data. GET /tm-api/v1/agents. Optional filters: fields. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update agent. Why this is destructive: PATCH partial merge, but can set role/flags — privilege-widening. PATCH /tm-api/agent/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agent_id, current_task, default_agent_dashboard_id, default_task_id, default_wage, department_id, email_address, emergency_phone, face, face_lg, first_name, last_name. Teramind documents 14 more fields; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get license usage information. GET /tm-api/license/usage. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Show server time. GET /tm-api/time. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: classify activities. Why this is destructive: arbitrary "action" string over a bulk activity-id set. POST /tm-api/report/web-pages-applications/batch. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: ids, action, aggregate. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: run Deploy Status Report batch actions. Why this is destructive: arbitrary "action" string — deploy/uninstall-class actions against endpoints. POST /tm-api/deploy/batch. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: action. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: run Employees report batch actions. Why this is destructive: arbitrary "action" string over employee rows. POST /tm-api/report/employees/batch. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: action. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Computers report. POST /tm-api/report/computers/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: computers, sortCol, sortDir, filter, viewMode. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Console Commands report. POST /tm-api/report/cli/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents, computers, departments, filter, page, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol, sortDir. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Deploy status report. POST /tm-api/report/deploy/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, deploy_id optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Disappeared Employees/Computers report. POST /tm-api/report/disappeared/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: filter optional, agents optional, computers optional, periodStart optional, periodEnd optional, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, before optional, notMonitoredDaysCount, MonitoredDaysCount, type. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Emailing report. POST /tm-api/report/emails/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, attachmentsOnly optional, client optional, direction optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Employees report. POST /tm-api/report/employees/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol, sortDir, employeeStates, employeeRoles. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] File Transfers report. POST /tm-api/report/file-transfers/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, department optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, chartSeries optional, operation optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Report export status. GET /tm-api/report/export/status. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Conversation report. POST /tm-api/report/im/conversation. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: conversation, sourceType, periodStart, periodEnd, offset optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Instant Messaging report. POST /tm-api/report/im/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents, computers, departments, conversations, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, source optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Keystrokes report. POST /tm-api/report/keystrokes/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, department optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, activity. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List report export tasks. POST /tm-api/report/export/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: sortColumn optional, sortDir optional, periodStart, periodEnd. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Network Monitoring report. POST /tm-api/report/net-connections/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, aggregate optional, http optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Notificatons report. POST /tm-api/report/notifications/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Printing report. POST /tm-api/report/printing/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol, sortDir. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Searches report. POST /tm-api/report/searches/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Sessions report. POST /tm-api/report/sessions/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Social Media report. POST /tm-api/report/sm/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, source optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Storage report. POST /tm-api/report/storage/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, periodStart, periodEnd, filter optional, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] System Log (Audit) report. POST /tm-api/report/audit/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, departments optional, computers optional, tasks optional, filter optional, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, customFilter optional, partial optional. Teramind documents 3 more fields; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Video Export report. POST /tm-api/report/video-export/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, departments, computers, tasks, sortCol, sortDir, page, periodStart, periodEnd, customFilter, partial, hideUnavailable. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Voip monitoring report. POST /tm-api/report/voip/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, periodStart, periodEnd, filter optional, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Web & Applications report. POST /tm-api/report/web-pages-applications/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, computers optional, departments optional, filter optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional, type optional, aggregate optional, classify optional. Teramind documents 1 more field; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Add new widget. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-report/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: widgets, name, type, chart, query, order, dims, measures, cube, w, h, y. Teramind documents 1 more field; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: autoexport. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-report/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: exports, settings, sameLayout, autoExport, enabled, period, emails, time, days, monthDay. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Application & Webpages. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence activity cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Behavior alert. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence behavior_alert cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Console commands. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence console_cmd cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Emails. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Input rate. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence input_rate cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Keystrokes. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence keystrokes cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Login session. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence login_session cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Printed document. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence printed_doc cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Social media. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence social_media cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Web search. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence web_search cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Chart - Work time. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-chart. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence work_time cube and returns it as a chart series. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Clone Report. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-report. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, widgets, tabs, filters, h, w, x, y, cube, type, chart, query. Teramind documents 13 more fields; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Activity. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence activity cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Behavior alert. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence behavior_alert cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Console cmd. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence console_cmd cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Input rate. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence input_rate cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Keystrokes. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence keystrokes cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Login session. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence login_session cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Printed doc. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence printed_doc cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Social media. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence social_media cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Web search. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence web_search cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Grid - Work time. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence work_time cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Applications & webpages filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence activity cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Behavior alerts - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence behavior_alert cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Console commands - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence console_cmd cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Emails - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence mail cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] File events - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence file_event cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Keystrokes - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence keystrokes cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Login sessions - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence login_session cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Printing - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence printed_doc cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Productivity - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Searches - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence web_search cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Social media - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence social_media cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Web file events - filter. POST /tm-api/wip/tma-query. Queries the Teramind business-intelligence web_file_event cube and returns it as a grid. The cube, its dimensions and its measures are built in — you supply only the date window (startDate and endDate as YYYY-MM-DD), and optionally a timezone and paging. Pass bodyJsonOverride ONLY to query a different cube or add non-date filters; it replaces the whole request body. This is a read: it creates and changes nothing. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the behavior alerts raised against monitored users. GET /tm-api/v1/alerts. Optional filters: periodStart, periodEnd. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Look up the descriptions behind behavior alerts. This is a POST that only reads: the body selects which alerts to describe. POST /tm-api/v1/alerts/descriptions. Send the request body as JSON, following Teramind's documented sample for this endpoint. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: create anomaly rule. Why this is destructive: arms an automated behavior rule (alert/warn/block/lock actions). POST /tm-api/behavior-rule. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, rule_type, rule_subtype, risk_quotient, accumulates_risk, max_count optional, notification_threshold optional, log_threshold optional, actions optional, action_type, action_params, triggers optional. Teramind documents 12 more fields; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create an anomaly rule template. Not destructive: a template is a starting point and enforces nothing until a rule is created from it. POST /tm-api/behavior-rule/templates. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, data. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete an anomaly rule. Why this is destructive: the rule is removed permanently, so the behavior it was detecting stops being detected and stops raising alerts. DELETE /tm-api/behavior-rule/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get one anomaly rule by id, with its triggers and its actions. GET /tm-api/behavior-rule/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the anomaly rules. These are the behavior-analytics rules, and each one can carry alert, warn, block or lock actions. GET /tm-api/behavior-rule. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the tags used on anomaly rules. GET /tm-api/behavior-rule/tags. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get one anomaly rule template by id. A template is a starting point and enforces nothing on its own. GET /tm-api/behavior-rule/templates/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get the anomaly rule templates as the dashboard tree. GET /tm-api/behavior-rule/templates. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update anomaly rule. Why this is destructive: changes an armed behavior rule. PATCH /tm-api/behavior-rule/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, rule_type, rule_subtype, risk_quotient, accumulates_risk, max_count optional, notification_threshold optional, log_threshold optional, actions optional, action_type, action_params, triggers optional. Teramind documents 13 more fields; see its API docs. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: clone or move a behavior policy. Why this is destructive: the copy lands in a group where its warn, block and lock actions apply to real people, and it takes a place in the evaluation order that decides which rule wins. POST /tm-api/behavior-policy//clone. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: mode, group, withAssignments optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a behavior policy group. Not destructive: an empty group enforces nothing until policies are added to it. POST /tm-api/behavior-group. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, assignments, assignment_type, assignment_id, exclude. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: create policy. Why this is destructive: arms an enforcement policy that can warn/block/lock users. POST /tm-api/behavior-policy. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: behavior_group_id, active, draft, type, params, name, assignments, assignment_type, assignment_id, exclude, tags. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a behavior policy group. Why this is destructive: the group is removed permanently, and the enforcement it carried stops applying to the people assigned to it. DELETE /tm-api/behavior-group/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a behavior policy. Why this is destructive: the policy is removed permanently, so the warn, block and lock actions it applied to real people stop. DELETE /tm-api/behavior-policy/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get one behavior policy group by id, with the policies and the assignments it carries. GET /tm-api/behavior-group/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get the rule tags and the rule templates available to behavior policies, in one call. GET /tm-api/behavior-policy/misc. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the rule tags available to behavior policies. GET /tm-api/behavior-policy/tags. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the rule templates available to behavior policies. GET /tm-api/behavior-policy/templates. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get the vendor demo policy for a policy type. It is a read-only sample and enforces nothing. GET /tm-api/behavior-policy/demo/. Path parameters: type. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get one behavior policy by id, with its actions and its assignments. GET /tm-api/behavior-policy/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: import a behavior policy group from a file. Why this is destructive: every policy inside the imported group arrives armed, so warn, block and lock actions can start applying to the people it is assigned to. POST /tm-api/behavior-group/import. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: file. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: import a behavior policy into an existing group. Why this is destructive: the imported policy arrives armed and takes a place in that group evaluation order, so it changes what is warned, blocked or locked. POST /tm-api/behavior-group//import. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: file. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the behavior policy groups. Group order is evaluation order. GET /tm-api/behavior-group. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the behavior policies, flat. Use the tree-view tool when the group and the order matter. GET /tm-api/behavior-policy. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the behavior policies as the dashboard tree: groups with their policies, in evaluation order. GET /tm-api/behavior-policy/tree. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: reorder groups. Why this is destructive: changes policy evaluation order = changes what is enforced. POST /tm-api/behavior-group/reorder. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: groups. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a behavior policy group. Why this is destructive: the active flag arms or disarms every policy in the group, and the assignments decide which people those policies act on. PATCH /tm-api/behavior-group/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, active, assignments, assignment_type, assignment_id, exclude. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a behavior policy. Why this is destructive: this rewrites a live enforcement policy, including its actions, its active flag and the people it applies to, so it changes what warns, blocks or locks a real person. PATCH /tm-api/behavior-policy/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: policy, name, active, draft, assignments, assignment_type, assignment_id, exclude, tags, behavior_group_id, type, params. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: add new policy. Why this is destructive: arms a monitoring/enforcement policy. POST /tm-api/policy. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, subjects, rules, id, features, feature, ac_rule, objects, ext_id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a monitoring policy. Why this is destructive: the policy is removed permanently, and the monitoring and enforcement it applied to its subjects stops. DELETE /tm-api/policy/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Rename a monitoring policy. Not destructive: the name is a label, and what the policy enforces is unchanged. PUT /tm-api/policy/name. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id, name. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: change policy subjects. Why this is destructive: changes WHO a monitoring/enforcement policy applies to. PUT /tm-api/policy/user. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id, users. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a monitoring policy, wholesale. Why this is destructive: the body replaces the policy rules, its subjects and its features, so it changes what is recorded about real people and what is enforced against them. PUT /tm-api/policy/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id, policy, name, subjects, ext_type, ext_id, rules, objects, index, features, feature, access. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a monitoring profile. Not destructive: the profile records nothing until it is assigned to a computer or an agent. POST /tm-api/v1/monitoring-profile. Optional filters: name, fields. Send the request body as JSON, following Teramind's documented sample for this endpoint. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a monitoring profile. Why this is destructive: the profile is removed permanently, and the endpoints that used it stop recording what it defined. DELETE /tm-api/v1/monitoring-profile/. Path parameters: id. Optional filters: name, fields. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the monitoring profiles. A profile decides what an agent records on an endpoint, such as screen, keystrokes, email, web and file activity. GET /tm-api/v1/monitoring-profile. Optional filters: name, fields. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update monitoring profile. Why this is destructive: wholesale replace; changes what is recorded on live endpoints. PUT /tm-api/v1/monitoring-profile. Optional filters: name, fields. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: ad_group_id, agent_id, computer_id, department_id, details, tracking_profile_id, name, description, private. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: add new rule. Why this is destructive: arms a rule that can act on users. POST /tm-api/rule. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: policyId, users, features. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a monitoring rule. Why this is destructive: the rule is removed permanently, so what it captured and enforced against its subjects stops. DELETE /tm-api/rule. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update the features of a monitoring rule. Why this is destructive: features decide what the rule captures and what it does, including blocking an action or locking the user out. PUT /tm-api/rule/features. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id, features. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update the subjects of a monitoring rule. Why this is destructive: this changes WHO the rule applies to, and anyone added here is monitored and acted on from the next evaluation. PUT /tm-api/rule/user. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id, users. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a shared list, or update its name and type. A list holds reusable values that behavior and monitoring rules reference. POST /tm-api/shared-lists/list. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, type optional, shared_list_id optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: create or update shared list entries. Why this is destructive: the replace flag in the body replaces the list's entries outright, and behavior rules match against shared lists, so this can stop a block from firing. POST /tm-api/shared-lists/items. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: replace optional, shared_list_id optional, file optional, items optional, value optional, shared_list_item_id optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a shared list. Why this is destructive: every rule that references the list loses its values, so what those rules match changes. DELETE /tm-api/shared-lists/list. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: shared_list_id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete entries from a shared list. Why this is destructive: rules reference shared lists, so removing entries changes what those rules match and can stop a block from firing. DELETE /tm-api/shared-lists/items. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: items. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get one shared list by id, with its entries. GET /tm-api/shared-lists/one/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the shared lists. A shared list is a reusable set of values that behavior and monitoring rules reference. GET /tm-api/shared-lists/all. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Add a classification rule to a productivity profile. Not destructive: it adds a rule and removes none, but it does change how activity is scored for the people the profile covers. POST /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile//rule. Path parameters: profileId. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: profile_version, type, mode, value. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a productivity profile. Not destructive: a new profile scores nobody until it is assigned. POST /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, parent_id, retroactive, assignments, type, id, options. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a productivity profile. Why this is destructive: the profile is removed permanently, and the people assigned to it lose the classification their productivity scoring was based on. DELETE /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a rule from a productivity profile. Why this is destructive: the rule is removed permanently, so the activity it classified is scored differently from now on. DELETE /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile//rule/. Path parameters: profileId, ruleId. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get the productivity profile that is assigned, for the scope the query names. GET /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile-assigned. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get one productivity profile by id, with its rules. GET /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: import productivity profile rules from a CSV file. Why this is destructive: the mode flag can replace the rules already in the profile, which re-scores every person the profile covers. POST /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile//import. Path parameters: profileId. Optional filters: ruleType, mode. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id, ruleType, mode, convertToRegexp, file. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the productivity profiles. A profile decides which applications and sites count as productive. GET /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: move a productivity profile under another parent. Why this is destructive: a profile inherits from its parent, so moving it changes how the activity of the people assigned to it is classified and scored. PUT /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a productivity profile. Why this is destructive: the profile decides what counts as productive for the people assigned to it, and that scoring feeds the reports their managers act on. PUT /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id, name. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a rule inside a productivity profile. Why this is destructive: the rule decides whether an application or a site counts as productive, so changing it re-scores every person the profile covers. PUT /tm-api/v1/productivity-profile//rule/. Path parameters: profileId, ruleId. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: profile_version, version, type, mode, value. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: assign a schedule template or a shift to each named agent and position. Why this is destructive: this sets the hours real people are expected to work and are then measured against. POST /tm-api/schedule/data. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agent_id, position_id, schedule_template_id, shift. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a schedule modification, an override for a single day. Not destructive: it adds an override rather than editing the base schedule, but it does change what that day is measured against. POST /tm-api/schedule/modification. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: date optional, agent_id optional, time_start, duration, break, off optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a schedule position. Not destructive: a new position covers nobody until agents are assigned to it. POST /tm-api/schedule/position. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: position_name, schedule_data. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a schedule template. Not destructive: a template governs nobody until it is assigned to an agent or a position. POST /tm-api/schedule/template. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, schedule_data. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a schedule modification. Why this is destructive: the override is removed permanently, so that day reverts to the base schedule and attendance for it is measured differently. DELETE /tm-api/schedule/modification/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a schedule position. Why this is destructive: the position is removed permanently, along with the schedule the people in it were measured against. DELETE /tm-api/schedule/position/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete a schedule template. Why this is destructive: the template is removed permanently, and the agents assigned to it lose the hours they were measured against. DELETE /tm-api/schedule/template/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the schedule modifications that exist. A modification overrides a single day for one person. GET /tm-api/schedule/modification. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the schedule positions that exist. GET /tm-api/schedule/position. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the schedule templates that exist. GET /tm-api/schedule/template. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the schedules that exist. A schedule sets the hours a person is measured against. GET /tm-api/schedule/data. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a schedule modification. Why this is destructive: a modification overrides a single day for one person, including start time, duration, break and time off, so it changes their attendance and payroll-bearing records. PUT /tm-api/schedule/modification/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: schedule_modification_id, date optional, agent_id optional, time_start, duration, break, off optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a schedule position. Why this is destructive: the position carries the schedule that the people in it are measured against. PUT /tm-api/schedule/position/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: position_name, schedule_data. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a schedule template. Why this is destructive: every agent assigned to the template picks up the new hours, so it changes what those people are expected to work. PUT /tm-api/schedule/template/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: name, schedule_data. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: create a schedule, or update an existing one. Why this is destructive: a schedule sets the working hours a real person is measured against, and late, absent and overtime reporting follows from it. PUT /tm-api/schedule/data. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: schedule_data_id optional, schedule_template_id optional, agent_id optional, position_id optional, day, time_start, duration, break, off. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create a task. Not destructive: it adds a task and changes no existing time record. POST /tm-api/v1/tasks. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: parent_id, name, description optional, is_trackable, is_archived optional, assignment. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the tasks that are currently being worked on. GET /tm-api/v1/tasks/active. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List the tasks that are assigned to agents. GET /tm-api/v1/tasks/assigned. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get one task by id. GET /tm-api/v1/tasks/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List every task. GET /tm-api/v1/tasks. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: update a task. Why this is destructive: the assignment and the trackable and archived flags decide whose time lands on this task, and time already recorded is reported against it. PUT /tm-api/v1/tasks/. Path parameters: id. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: parent_id optional, name optional, description optional, is_trackable optional, is_archived optional, assignment optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Add a note to the time-tracker history. Not destructive: it appends a note and edits no time record. POST /tm-api/v1/time-tracker/note. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: task_id, note, update. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get the time-tracker history: the clock-in, clock-out and note entries. GET /tm-api/v1/time-tracker/history. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get the current time-tracker status, including whether a clock is running. GET /tm-api/v1/time-tracker/status. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Start the time-tracker clock on a task. Not destructive: it opens a new time record rather than editing one. POST /tm-api/v1/time-tracker/clock-in. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: task_id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Stop the time-tracker clock. Not destructive: it closes the open time record rather than editing history. POST /tm-api/v1/time-tracker/clock-out. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: id optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: add or edit time records in batch. Why this is destructive: these are payroll-bearing records for real people, and one batch action can create or edit many of them at once. POST /tm-api/tt/batch-actions. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: actions, action, agent_id, task_id, start_time, end_time, notes. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Agent cost report: the labor cost per agent over a period. This is a POST that only reads. POST /tm-api/tt/r/agent-cost/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, tasks optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Task cost report: the labor cost per task over a period. This is a POST that only reads. POST /tm-api/tt/r/task-cost/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, tasks optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Time card report: the per-agent time card for a period. This is a POST that only reads. POST /tm-api/tt/r/timecard. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, departments optional, computers optional, tasks optional, filter optional, showEmpty optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, customFilter optional, partial optional, mode optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Time records grouped by day for a period. This is a POST that only reads. POST /tm-api/tt/r/time-records-by-day/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents, departments, computers, task, filter, page, periodStart, periodEnd, customFilter, partial, splitByDay. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Time records report: the individual time records for a period. This is a POST that only reads. POST /tm-api/tt/r/time-records/grid. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: agents optional, tasks optional, splitByDay optional, page optional, periodStart, periodEnd, sortCol optional, sortDir optional. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get aggregated activities. GET /tm-api/v1/activity/aggregated. Optional filters: from, to. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get content for email activity by id. GET /tm-api/activity/email//body. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get content for email activity by id (html document). GET /tm-api/activity/email//body-html-document. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get email activity info. GET /tm-api/activity/email//info. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Settings. GET /tm-api/player/settings. Optional filters: agent_id, computer_id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create new tag. POST /tm-api/player-tags. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: tag. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Create new timeline tag. POST /tm-api/player-tags/timeline. Send the request body as JSON; Teramind documents these fields: computer_id, datetime, note optional, player_tag_id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] DESTRUCTIVE: delete player timeline tag. Why this is destructive: delete semantics. DELETE /tm-api/player-tags/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List player tags. GET /tm-api/player-tags. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] List player timeline tags. GET /tm-api/player-tags/timeline. Optional filters: agent, computer, periodStart, periodEnd. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Get export status. GET /tm-api/player/export-video/status/. Path parameters: id. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.

[Teramind] Available video data. GET /tm-api/player/available-video-data. Optional filters: computer, start, end. Time filters are Unix seconds and page numbers are 0-based unless a parameter says otherwise. Returns raw Teramind JSON.