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Hi, I am working with a windows wrapper application and need to find an employee by their EID instead of ID.

Here's what I'm trying to do:
We have users in different regions who need to create their own shifts via a survey we've setup. Ideally, they'd be able to submit the start/end times in their own timezone and we'd be able to create the shifts that match in their timezone. Currently, those in other regions are having to convert their time to the timezone of the API user it would seem? I've tried setting the location parameter thinking it would go off of the default timezone for that location, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I was wondering how I could take the raw reported times from the users and make the call that creates the shifts in their time, without having to do any timezone conversions.

It looks like you used swagger to generate your API, do you expose the file so that I can generate a client for the API?

I want to connect my data (preferably the Crib Sheet, but if not then just a basic view of the schedule) to excel. I already have an API key set up. How do I utilize the API to connect to excel?

Under Settings, Account I can see the timezone setting. How do I get the same from the API? From the settings endpoint I see a timezone and timezone id of 132. Is there a way to look up what 132 means?

Would it be possible to connect Gusto (our payroll tool) and Humanity to simplify the entry of our payroll?

Lets say my token number is "123456789123"
And I simply want to do the following through postman tool. What would be the shortest form of calls for the following:

We would like humanity to integrate with quickbooks online automatically. As of right now it only looks like you integrate with a export for the quickbooks desktop version.

I want to access the uploads of employees via API.