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Hey team,

Hi team!

Hi,

I'm using Python and API 1.0 to do a humanity pull request using timeclock.timesheets - so I can track past employee adherence (clock ins and outs) to their past schedules and see how closely they match, for payroll purposes.

How to fetch details of only those employees who work in shifts?

We were running payroll last week and missed some employees that were deactivated. We are using the Custom Reports endpoint and only active employees are being shown when we put in the date range. In the Humanity Dashboard, we have the option under Employee to select 'ALL' at the bottom of the list which gives us Active and Deactivated employees. Is there a way to make this same call via the API?

Can I link up our Property Management System to Humanity so that it tracks our hotel daily occupancy for forecasting? We use a PMS called NightsBridge.

How can I get the data model?

I am curious if the Humanity team is ever going to update/improve the data dictionaries for each endpoints response object? I feel this would be very valuable to the community ultimately because it will allow the end user to know more about the key:value pairs that are returned to them before ever actually hitting a Humanity API endpoint.

We are curious to find out why we have so many old shift records that are still in an "unpublished" state that get returned from the GET SHIFTS api endpoint. We understand that at first a shift may appear "unpublished" because it was recently generated and will soon move to the "published" state by way of its timestamp changing, but we are curious about some shifts (from years ago in our case) that are still in an "unpublished" state and how we can make sense of them.