[Time Doctor] Create a new company with the authenticated user as owner. POST /api/1.0/companies. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: name, description, creator, timezone, pricingPlan, newOwnerId, silentTrackingTimes, whoCanAccessScreenshots, whoCanAccessPayroll, allowLeavesForRegularUsers, mobileAppTracking, capture2Tracking. Time Doctor documents 1 more field; the bodyJson parameter lists them all. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve detailed information about a specific company. GET /api/1.0/companies/. Path parameters: companyId. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve directory synchronization configuration for the company. GET /api/1.0/companies//directory-sync. Path parameters: companyId. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve list of companies where the authenticated user has administrative access. GET /api/1.0/companies. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve timezone information for all users in the company. GET /api/1.0/companies//timezones. Path parameters: companyId. Optional filters: sort-tz. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: update company information and settings. Why this is destructive: newOwnerId transfers company ownership and pricingPlan moves the subscription, so this is not a reversible settings toggle. PUT /api/1.0/companies/. Path parameters: companyId. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: name, description, creator, timezone, pricingPlan, newOwnerId, silentTrackingTimes, whoCanAccessScreenshots, whoCanAccessPayroll, allowLeavesForRegularUsers, mobileAppTracking, capture2Tracking. Time Doctor documents 1 more field; the bodyJson parameter lists them all. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: configure or update directory synchronization settings for the company. Why this is destructive: Turns on automatic user provisioning from an external directory, which then creates and deactivates people on its own schedule. The vendor documents no request body, so it is also an arbitrary-payload escape hatch. PUT /api/1.0/companies//directory-sync. Path parameters: companyId. Send the request body as JSON, following Time Doctor's documented sample for this endpoint. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve company-wide payroll settings and defaults. GET /api/1.0/companies/payroll. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: update company-wide payroll settings and defaults. Why this is destructive: Replaces the company-wide payroll defaults everyone is paid against. PUT /api/1.0/companies/payroll. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: transferWise, transferWiseCurrency, payoneer, paypal, bitWage, quickBooks, gusto, adp, adpCompanyCode, adpMaxHours, adpIncludeUserNames. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: request a password reset email. Why this is destructive: Emails a password-reset link to the address supplied. Reaching a human cannot be undone, and the link changes an account's password. GET /api/1.0/profile/restore-password. Required filters: email. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: update user profile information (personal data not tied to any specific company). Why this is destructive: Changes the signed-in Time Doctor user's own email, password and two-factor setting - the credential this connection authenticates with, across every company that user belongs to. PUT /api/1.0/profile. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: name, email, timezone, password, twoFactorAuth, referrer. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: turn on two-factor sign-in for the signed-in account by confirming a code from the authenticator app holding the new seed. Why this is destructive: Turns on two-factor sign-in for the signed-in account, so every future login, StackJack's included, needs a code from the matching authenticator. A seed this connection does not hold locks it out of the account it signs in with. POST /api/1.0/login/2fa/activate. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: totpCode. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: generate a new two-factor authenticator seed and QR code for the signed-in account. Why this is destructive: Mints a NEW authenticator seed for the signed-in account and supersedes the old one, so any seed already saved - including the Authenticator Secret this connection signs in with - stops producing valid codes until the customer saves the new one. The response IS the seed: treat it as a credential. GET /api/1.0/login/2fa/new. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Read the signed-in account's own profile, permissions, company settings and the list of companies it can reach. GET /api/1.0/authorization. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: task-project-names, has-managed-screencasts. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Read the signed-in account's user and company data from the Auth v2 service. GET /api/2.0/auth/user/me. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: task-project-names, has-managed-screencasts. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: invalidate one of the signed-in account's access tokens by its id, ending that one session and leaving the others alone. Why this is destructive: Ends that sign-in session immediately, so anything still holding the token stops working. If the id names this connection's own session, StackJack loses Time Doctor access until its next token mint. StackJack requires the id even though Time Doctor marks it optional, so the call always names one session: the vendor documents no behaviour for an omitted id, and the worst case it could carry is the plain logout this connector deliberately does not build. GET /api/1.0/logout/by-id. Required filters: id. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: revoke one Auth v2 access-token document by its id, ending that one session and leaving the others alone. Why this is destructive: Ends that sign-in session immediately on the Auth v2 service, so anything still holding the access token stops working. If the id names this connection's own session, StackJack loses Time Doctor access until its next token mint. POST /api/2.0/auth/v2/logout/by-id. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: id. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Check if an invitation exists for a specific email address. GET /api/1.0/invitations/exists. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Required filters: email. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Check if invitations exist for multiple email addresses in a single request. POST /api/1.0/invitations/exists/bulk. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: emails. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: send an invitation email to a new user to join the company. Why this is destructive: Emails an invitation to a person and creates the account they join with. POST /api/1.1/invitations. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: name, email, role, employeeId, noSendEmail, onlyProjectIds. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: send multiple user invitations in a single request. Why this is destructive: Emails invitations to many people in one call. POST /api/1.0/invitations/bulk. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: users, noSendEmail, onlyProjectIds, tagIds, settings, managedGroups, assignedProjects. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: bulk update payroll information for multiple users. Why this is destructive: Replaces pay rates, currencies and pay methods for many people at once. PUT /api/1.0/users/payroll/bulk. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: id, currency, adjustment, payRate, payMethod, payIdentifier, hourlyLimit, hourlyLimitRange. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: remove payroll information for a specific user. Why this is destructive: Deletes the person's pay rate, currency and pay method, and payroll then falls back to the company default without saying so. DELETE /api/1.0/users//payroll. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve payroll information for multiple users. GET /api/1.0/users/payroll. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: from, to, tag. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: update payroll information for a specific user. Why this is destructive: Replaces a person's pay rate, currency and pay method. PUT /api/1.0/users//payroll. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: id, currency, adjustment, payRate, payMethod, payIdentifier, hourlyLimit, hourlyLimitRange. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: approve or update a pending user approval request. Why this is destructive: Approves or blocks a person's access to the company - a privilege grant. PUT /api/v1/pending-approvals/. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: userId, approved, blocked. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: bulk approve or update multiple pending user approvals. Why this is destructive: Approves or blocks many people at once - a privilege grant over a set. PUT /api/v1/pending-approvals/bulk. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: userId, approved, blocked. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: remove a pending approval request for a specific user. Why this is destructive: Removes the pending request, so the person is neither approved nor waiting. They have to be invited again. DELETE /api/v1/pending-approvals/. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: bulk remove multiple pending approval requests. Why this is destructive: Removes many pending requests at once, so every person named is left neither approved nor waiting and each has to be invited again. DELETE /api/v1/pending-approvals/bulk. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON, following Time Doctor's documented sample for this endpoint. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve list of pending user approvals awaiting administrator action. GET /api/v1/pending-approvals. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: page, limit, sort, filter[name], blocked, filter[dateTimeAdded], filter[lastSeen]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Add a user to a group (tag) as a member. POST /api/1.0/users//tags. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: tagId. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: remove a user from the company or permanently delete their data. Why this is destructive: The vendor's own words: remove the user from the company OR permanently delete their data. Tracked time, screencasts and payroll history can go with the account. DELETE /api/1.0/users/. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: deleted, delete-permanently, reason. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve detailed information about a specific user by their ID. GET /api/1.0/users/. Path parameters: userId. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: detail, no-tag, deleted, page, limit, sort, filter[id], filter[email], filter[name], filter[keywords], task-project-names, include-archived-users, filter[tag], filter[role], filter[showOnReports], filter[invitePending], filter[inviteAccepted], filter[payrollAccess], filter[screenshots], filter[videos], filter[created], filter[hostName], filter[os], filter[hiredAt], filter[lastTrack], filter[lastActiveTrack], filter[clientVersion], filter[ip], filter[tag-count]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve comprehensive configuration details for all users in the company. GET /api/1.0/users/totals. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: self, detail, no-tag, page, limit, sort, filter[id], filter[email], filter[name], filter[keywords], task-project-names, include-archived-users, filter[tag], filter[role], filter[showOnReports], filter[invitePending], filter[inviteAccepted], filter[payrollAccess], filter[screenshots], filter[videos], filter[created], filter[hostName], filter[os], filter[hiredAt], filter[lastTrack], filter[lastActiveTrack], filter[clientVersion], filter[ip], filter[tag-count]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve detailed user information with enhanced idle status data. GET /api/1.1/users/. Path parameters: userId. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: detail, no-tag, deleted, page, limit, sort, filter[id], filter[email], filter[name], filter[keywords], task-project-names, include-archived-users, filter[tag], filter[role], filter[showOnReports], filter[invitePending], filter[inviteAccepted], filter[payrollAccess], filter[screenshots], filter[videos], filter[created], filter[hostName], filter[os], filter[hiredAt], filter[lastTrack], filter[lastActiveTrack], filter[clientVersion], filter[ip], filter[tag-count], include_idle_status. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve list of users managed by the specified user. GET /api/1.0/users//managed. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: self, detail, no-tag, page, limit, sort, filter[id], filter[email], filter[name], filter[keywords], task-project-names, include-archived-users, filter[tag], filter[role], filter[showOnReports], filter[invitePending], filter[inviteAccepted], filter[payrollAccess], filter[screenshots], filter[videos], filter[created], filter[hostName], filter[os], filter[hiredAt], filter[lastTrack], filter[lastActiveTrack], filter[clientVersion], filter[ip], filter[tag-count]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve information about all active authentication tokens for the current user. GET /api/1.0/users/tokens. Optional filters: page, limit, sort, filter[createdAt], filter[expiresAt]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve a list of users in the company with optional filtering and pagination. GET /api/1.0/users. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: user, manager, tag, self, detail, no-tag, deleted, page, limit, sort, filter[id], filter[email], filter[name], filter[keywords], task-project-names, include-archived-users, adc_enabled, filter[tag], filter[role], filter[showOnReports], filter[invitePending], filter[inviteAccepted], filter[payrollAccess], filter[screenshots], filter[videos], filter[created], filter[hostName], filter[os], filter[hiredAt], filter[lastTrack], filter[lastActiveTrack], filter[clientVersion], filter[ip], filter[tag-count]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve a list of users with enhanced features including idle status information. GET /api/1.1/users. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: user, manager, tag, self, detail, no-tag, deleted, page, limit, sort, filter[id], filter[email], filter[name], filter[keywords], task-project-names, include-archived-users, filter[tag], filter[role], filter[showOnReports], filter[invitePending], filter[inviteAccepted], filter[payrollAccess], filter[screenshots], filter[videos], filter[created], filter[hostName], filter[os], filter[hiredAt], filter[lastTrack], filter[lastActiveTrack], filter[clientVersion], filter[ip], filter[tag-count], include_idle_status. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get users details. GET /api/1.2/users. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: remove a user from a group (tag). Why this is destructive: Takes the person out of the group, which removes them from the group's reports and from any access that membership grants. DELETE /api/1.0/users//tags/. Path parameters: userId, tagId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: update user settings and configuration within a company. Why this is destructive: The same call changes a person's role and can deactivate or soft-delete them, so it is a privilege change rather than a settings edit. PUT /api/1.0/users/. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: deleted. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: name, role, onlyProjectIds, employeeId, exists, active, screenshots, videos, workCheckInterval, canEditTime, poorTimeusePopup, allowDeleteScreenshots. Time Doctor documents 34 more fields; the bodyJson parameter lists them all. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Create a new break time record. POST /api/1.0/breaks. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: name, type, active, public, access, scope, breakLimit, poolMode, poolPeriod. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: remove a break time record. Why this is destructive: Removes a break record, and the tracked time that break covered is recounted with it. The record cannot be restored through the API. DELETE /api/1.0/breaks/. Path parameters: breakId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve detailed information about a specific break. GET /api/1.0/breaks/. Path parameters: breakId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve list of break time records for users. GET /api/1.0/breaks. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: page, limit, sort, filter[name], filter[keywords], filter[type], filter[breakLimit], filter[poolMode], filter[poolPeriod], filter[keyphrase], assigned. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Update break time record details. PUT /api/1.0/breaks/. Path parameters: breakId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: name, type, active, public, access, scope, breakLimit, poolMode, poolPeriod. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: update multiple time edit records in a single request. Why this is destructive: Overwrites many manual time entries in one call. PUT /api/1.0/activity/edit-time/bulk. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: userId, start, taskId, projectId, end, operation, reason, approved. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: create a manual time entry or adjustment for a user. Why this is destructive: Adds manual time to a person's day, and manual time is payable time. POST /api/1.0/activity/edit-time. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: userId, start, taskId, projectId, end, operation, reason, approved. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve manual time edits and adjustments for user(s). GET /api/1.0/activity/edit-time. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, from, to, tag, exclude-fields, include-modes, approved, include-auto-approved, resolve-names, page-user, sort-user. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: update a specific manual time entry by its ID. Why this is destructive: Overwrites an existing manual time entry, which is payable time. PUT /api/1.0/activity/edit-time/. Path parameters: id. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: userId, start, taskId, projectId, end, operation, reason, approved. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve aggregated statistics about application and website usage. GET /api/1.0/activity/timeuse/stats. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: from, to, user, page, limit, sort, category, filter[time], filter[score], filter[category]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve meeting activity logs for user(s) within a specified time range. GET /api/1.0/activity/meetinglog. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, from, to, detail, sort, page, limit, exclude-fields, include-modes, raw-data, no-cut, include-archived-users, include-future, include-stats, merge-meetings. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve detailed work activity log for a user within a specified time range. GET /api/1.0/activity/worklog. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, from, to, detail, exclude-fields, include-modes, task-project-names, include-meeting. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve periods when the user was offline or disconnected from tracking. GET /api/1.0/activity/disconnectivity. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Flat, paged meeting records for MCP and other clients that need paging.totalCount. GET /api/1.0/activity/meetinglog/paged. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, from, to, detail, sort, page, limit, exclude-fields, include-modes, raw-data, no-cut, include-archived-users, include-future, include-stats, merge-meetings. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Flat, paged worklog ranges for MCP and other clients that need paging.totalCount. GET /api/1.0/activity/worklog/paged. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, from, to, detail, exclude-fields, include-modes, task-project-names, include-meeting. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] DESTRUCTIVE: modify worklog ranges for a user. Why this is destructive: Rewrites recorded work-time ranges. Worked time is the input to payroll, so a wrong range is a pay error rather than a display error. PUT /api/1.0/activity/worklog. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: start, end, taskId, projectId. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get count of uncategorized applications and websites. GET /api/1.0/categories/unrated-count. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve list of productivity categories configured in the company. GET /api/1.0/categories. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Optional filters: page, limit, sort, filter[name], global-unrated, filter[time], filter[entity], filter[score]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Retrieve productivity categories specific to a user or group. GET /api/1.0/categories/user/. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: page, limit, sort, filter[name], filter[time], filter[entity], filter[score]. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Configure productivity classification for an application or website at company level. POST /api/1.0/categories. company is optional here: omit it and the call is global rather than company-scoped, unless this connection saved a default company id. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: id, entity, name, score, standardActiveSecRatio. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Configure user-specific or group-specific productivity classification override. POST /api/1.0/categories/user/. Path parameters: userId. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: id, entity, name, score. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get software cost insights aggregated by category. GET /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/category. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, tag, timezone, from, to, start, end, user-tz, use-local-time, params, summary, category. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get software cost insights by category (single aggregation, from/to first/last day of month, range > 26 days, max 6 calendar months). GET /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/category-v2. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Required filters: from, to, category. Optional filters: user, tag, page, limit, sort, status-range. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get category group hierarchy for the company from BigQuery (reporting_hierarchy_groups). GET /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/category-group-hierarchy. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: from, to, user, tag, page, limit, sort, search. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get summary statistics for software cost insights. GET /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/summary. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, tag, timezone, from, to, start, end, user-tz, use-local-time, params, summary, category. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get summary statistics (single aggregation; from/to first or last day of month, range > 26 days, max 6 calendar months). GET /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/summary-v2. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Required filters: from, to. Optional filters: user, tag, timezone, summary, category, use-local-time, status-range. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get software cost insights summary with timesheet breakdown. GET /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/timesheet/summary. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, tag, timezone, from, to, start, end, user-tz, use-local-time, params, summary, category. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get software cost insights summary per timesheet range (max 6 calendar months). GET /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/timesheet/summary-v2. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: user, tag, timezone, from, to, start, end, user-tz, use-local-time, params, summary, category. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Same as GET category-v2; use POST with JSON body for large filter payloads (merges with query; body wins). POST /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/category-v2. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: from, to, category, user, tag, status-range, page, limit, sort. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Same as GET summary-v2; use POST with JSON body for large filter payloads (merges with query; body wins). POST /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/summary-v2. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: from, to, user, tag, summary, category, timezone, use-local-time, status-range. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Same as GET timesheet/summary-v2; use POST with JSON body for large filter payloads (merges with query; body wins). POST /api/1.1/software-cost-insights/timesheet/summary-v2. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Send the request body as JSON; Time Doctor documents these fields: user, tag, start, end, timezone, user-tz, use-local-time, params, summary, from, to, category. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get category stats v1.1. GET /api/1.1/stats/category. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: from, to, user, tag, task, unpaid, breaks, fields, group-by, resolve, ratio, level, timezone, period, interval, paging, page, limit, sort, prefilter[userId], prefilter[userObjPrePos], prefilter[userObjPos], prefilter[userName], prefilter[userNameNorm], prefilter[userArchived], prefilter[currentTagId], prefilter[currentTagObj], prefilter[currentTagName], prefilter[currentTagNameNorm], prefilter[projectId], prefilter[projectObj], prefilter[projectName], prefilter[projectNameNorm], prefilter[projectIntegrationProvider], prefilter[projectIntegrationName], prefilter[projectIntegrationNameNorm], prefilter[taskId], prefilter[taskObj], prefilter[taskName], prefilter[taskNameNorm], prefilter[taskIntegrationProvider], prefilter[taskIntegrationName], prefilter[taskIntegrationNameNorm], prefilter[taskIntegrationLink], prefilter[taskIntegrationLastTracked], prefilter[date], prefilter[timezone], prefilter[start], prefilter[end], prefilter[item], filter[ratio], filter[ratioTotal], filter[count], prefilter[quants], prefilter[offsets], filter[quant0], filter[quant1], filter[quant2], filter[total], filter[meetingTotal], prefilter[comCat], filter[comCatObj], prefilter[entity], prefilter[name], prefilter[score], prefilter[tagId], prefilter[userCat], filter[clicks], filter[moves], filter[keys], filter[totalMins], filter[idleSec], filter[idleSecRatio], filter[idleMins], filter[idleMinsRatio], filter[totalSec], filter[activeSec], filter[activeSecRatio], filter[standardActiveSec], filter[activeBias], filter[activeBiasRatio], filter[standardActiveSecRatio], ratio-page, ratio-limit, ratio-sort, ratio-filter[total], ratio-field, ratio-id, date-page, date-limit. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get outliers stats v1.1. GET /api/1.1/stats/outliers. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: from, to, user, tag, task, unpaid, breaks, fields, group-by, resolve, ratio, level, timezone, period, interval, paging. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get shift stats v1.1. GET /api/1.1/stats/shift. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: from, to, user, tag, task, unpaid, breaks, fields, group-by, resolve, ratio, level, timezone, period, interval, paging, page, limit, sort, prefilter[userId], prefilter[userObjPrePos], prefilter[userObjPos], prefilter[userName], prefilter[userNameNorm], prefilter[userArchived], prefilter[currentTagId], prefilter[currentTagObj], prefilter[currentTagName], prefilter[currentTagNameNorm], prefilter[projectId], prefilter[projectObj], prefilter[projectName], prefilter[projectNameNorm], prefilter[projectIntegrationProvider], prefilter[projectIntegrationName], prefilter[projectIntegrationNameNorm], prefilter[taskId], prefilter[taskObj], prefilter[taskName], prefilter[taskNameNorm], prefilter[taskIntegrationProvider], prefilter[taskIntegrationName], prefilter[taskIntegrationNameNorm], prefilter[taskIntegrationLink], prefilter[taskIntegrationLastTracked], prefilter[date], prefilter[timezone], prefilter[start], prefilter[end], prefilter[item], filter[ratio], filter[ratioTotal], filter[count], prefilter[quants], prefilter[offsets], filter[quant0], filter[quant1], filter[quant2], filter[total], prefilter[shiftId], filter[shiftObj], prefilter[shiftStart], prefilter[shiftEnd], filter[minHours], ratio-page, ratio-limit, ratio-sort, ratio-filter[total], ratio-field, ratio-id, date-page, date-limit. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.

[Time Doctor] Get summary stats v1.1. GET /api/1.1/stats/summary. Names the company it applies to: pass company, or omit it to use the default company id saved on this connection. One Time Doctor login can reach several companies - call td_list_companies for their ids. Optional filters: from, to, user, tag, task, unpaid, breaks, fields, group-by, resolve, ratio, level, timezone, period, interval, paging, page, limit, sort, prefilter[userId], prefilter[userObjPrePos], prefilter[userObjPos], prefilter[userName], prefilter[userNameNorm], prefilter[userArchived], prefilter[currentTagId], prefilter[currentTagObj], prefilter[currentTagName], prefilter[currentTagNameNorm], prefilter[projectId], prefilter[projectObj], prefilter[projectName], prefilter[projectNameNorm], prefilter[projectIntegrationProvider], prefilter[projectIntegrationName], prefilter[projectIntegrationNameNorm], prefilter[taskId], prefilter[taskObj], prefilter[taskName], prefilter[taskNameNorm], prefilter[taskIntegrationProvider], prefilter[taskIntegrationName], prefilter[taskIntegrationNameNorm], prefilter[taskIntegrationLink], prefilter[taskIntegrationLastTracked], prefilter[date], prefilter[timezone], prefilter[start], prefilter[end], prefilter[item], filter[ratio], filter[ratioTotal], filter[count], prefilter[quants], prefilter[offsets], filter[quant0], filter[quant1], filter[quant2], filter[total], filter[meetingTotal], filter[comCat], filter[comCatObj], prefilter[entity], prefilter[name], prefilter[score], prefilter[tagId], prefilter[userCat], filter[clicks], filter[moves], filter[keys], filter[totalMins], filter[idleSec], filter[idleSecRatio], filter[idleMins], filter[idleMinsRatio], filter[totalSec], filter[activeSec], filter[activeSecRatio], filter[standardActiveSec], filter[activeBias], filter[activeBiasRatio], filter[standardActiveSecRatio], filter[offcomputer], filter[computer], filter[mobile], filter[manual], filter[mobMan], filter[paidBreak], filter[unpaidBreak], filter[meeting], filter[paidLeave], filter[unpaidLeave], filter[offcomputerRatio], filter[computerRatio], filter[mobileRatio], filter[manualRatio], filter[mobManRatio], filter[paidBreakRatio], filter[unpaidBreakRatio], filter[meetingRatio], filter[paidLeaveRatio], filter[unpaidLeaveRatio], filter[unratedHis], filter[unprodHis], filter[neutralHis], filter[prodHis], filter[unratedHisRatio], filter[unprodHisRatio], filter[neutralHisRatio], filter[prodHisRatio], filter[unrated], filter[unprod], filter[neutral], filter[prod], filter[unratedRatio], filter[unprodRatio], filter[neutralRatio], filter[prodRatio], filter[idleSecMeeting], filter[clicksRatio], filter[idleSecMeetingRatio], filter[keysRatio], filter[movesRatio], filter[totalSecRatio], filter[idleMinsMeeting], filter[idleOutsideMeetingSec], filter[idleOutsideMeetingMins], filter[idleSecDuringMeetingRatio], filter[idleSecOutsideMeetingRatio], filter[idleMinsDuringMeetingRatio], filter[idleMinsOutsideMeetingRatio], filter[outShift], filter[outShiftRatio], filter[project], filter[task], filter[shift], filter[projectRatio], filter[taskRatio], filter[shiftRatio], filter[comCatRatio], filter[scoreTotal], filter[scoreTotalRatio], filter[workRange], filter[workRangeRatio], filter[modeTotal], filter[meetingCount], filter[talkTime], filter[avgMeetingDuration], filter[avgIdleTimePerMeeting], ratio-page, ratio-limit, ratio-sort, ratio-filter[total], ratio-field, ratio-id, date-page, date-limit. Paging is by ROW OFFSET: page is how many rows to SKIP, not a page index, so walk 0, then limit, then 2 x limit. limit is capped at 250 rows by StackJack. from and to are ISO 8601 instants in UTC (2026-09-01T00:00:00Z): Time Doctor stores and returns UTC only, so convert local times before sending them. Returns raw Time Doctor JSON.