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POST/v1/api/store/{team_slug}/job/calendar

v1Operation ID v1_public_job_calendar

Jobs whose start or due date falls in the range, or whose dates span it. Send page (an integer from 1) and optionally per_page (blank means 500, otherwise an integer from 1 to 1000) to read the range page by page: the response is that page of the whole range, uncapped, with pagination. Without page, or with a blank one, the response holds at most 1,200 rows and no pagination, and per_page is ignored. Any other page or per_page value is a 422 that names the field. Rows follow the requested sort, then id, so pages never overlap or skip.

The range runs from the start of the day of start_date to the end of the day of end_date. Send both as ISO 8601 date-times in UTC (2026-11-01T00:00:00Z): the day boundaries are taken from the date as written.

Each job is the full job with its tasks (pipelines), mockup and production_file; services and pending_approval are left out. Only jobs on sales orders are listed: quotes, drafts and deleted jobs are left out.

You can narrow the range with the same filters and sort as Filter jobs. A date filter's value is a whole number of days, counted from the moment of the request in UTC: eq N matches the whole UTC day N days from today (0 is today, -1 yesterday); gte N matches dates on or after now plus N days; lte N matches dates on or before now minus N days. So "due in the next 7 days" is due_date gte 0 and due_date lte -7, and "overdue" is due_date lte 0. This differs from the v2 filters (Filter invoices, the production control calendar), where lte and gte both count forward.

Permission

Any member of the team. No sales order permission is checked.

Business rules

  • start_date and end_date are required ISO 8601 dates.
  • A job is in the range when its start date or its due date falls in it, or it starts before the range and is due after it. Undated jobs never appear.

Path parameters

  • team_slugstringrequired

    Your team slug, shown as Team ID next to your API key in Profile.

    • Example your-team

Request body

application/json, required.

  • end_datestring (date-time)required

    The last day of the range (ISO 8601). The range ends at the end of this day.

  • start_datestring (date-time)required

    The first day of the range (ISO 8601). The range starts at the start of this day.

  • filtersarray of objects

    Conditions, all of which must match. Omit for no filter.

    • At least 1 item
    Fields of each item (3)
    • keystringrequired

      What to filter on. See the table in the description.

      • One of: "status_id", "status_type", "is_rush", "start_date", "due_date", "start_date_is_set", "due_date_is_set", "need_cust_provide_product", "job_has_pipelines", "has_any_pipelines", "status_last_change_date", "status_completion_date", "total_qty_need_ordering", "order_created_by", "search"
    • operatorstringrequired

      How to compare. Each kind of key accepts only some operators.

      • One of: "eq", "neq", "gt", "gte", "lt", "lte", "in", "nin", "bt", "ct", "sw", "ew"
    • valuestring | number | boolean | arrayrequired

      What to compare with: text, a number of days, true or false, or an array of hash ids or options, by kind of key.

  • pageinteger

    Read the range page by page. Without it, at most 1,200 jobs come back and no pagination.

    • Minimum 1
  • per_pageinteger | null

    Page size when page is sent. Ignored without page.

    • Default 500
    • Minimum 1
    • Maximum 1000
  • sortarray of objects

    Sort keys, applied in order, then by job id. Without sort the jobs come by job id.

    Fields of each item (2)
    • directionstringrequired
      • One of: "asc", "desc"
    • keystringrequired
      • One of: "id", "due_date", "order_id", "status_id", "start_date", "impression_count", "item_count", "scoped_id", "is_rush", "position", "status_last_change_date", "status_completion_date", "order_due_date", "order_ship_due_date", "order_cust_due_date", "order_issue_date", "total_qty_need_ordering", "order_ship_due_date_undated_last", "created_at_id"

Response

200Successful response.

  • dataarray of objectsrequired
    Fields of each item (41)
    • assigned_usersarray of objects

      People on the job.

      Fields of each item (3)
    • auto_saved_forstring | null

      Set only on autosave copies.

    • customerobject
      Child fields (2)
      • idstring | null

        The customer.

      • namestring | null
    • due_datestring (date-time) | null

      Production due date. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

    • Kept for older clients; not a count of services.

    • idstring

      The job.

    • impression_countnumber | null
    • inventory_statusstring | null

      The stock status of the job's lines.

    • is_rushboolean
    • item_countnumber | null

      Units on the job.

    • location_countnumber | null
    • mockuparray of objects

      Mockup files.

      Fields of each item (3)
      • idstring

        The file.

      • namestring | null
      • urlstring | null

        Download link with its own access token.

    • Child fields (2)
    • namestring | null
    • need_cust_provide_productboolean | integer | null

      Blanks are provided by the customer.

    • notestring | null
    • order_idstring

      The order.

    • The order number.

    • pdfarray of objects

      PDF links.

      Fields of each item (2)
      • labelstring
      • urlstring (uri)

        A download link that carries its own long-lived access token: don't publish it.

    • pipelinesarray of objects

      The job's tasks.

      Fields of each item (24)
      • assigned_usersarray of objects

        Who is assigned.

      • created_atstring (date-time)
      • due_datestring (date-time) | null

        Task due date. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • idstring

        The task.

      • job_idstring

        The job.

      • job_is_rushboolean | integer | null
      • job_item_countnumber | null
      • job_namestring | null
      • The job number with its prefix.

      • job_status_idstring | null

        The job's current status.

      • namestring
      • notestring | null
      • order_idstring

        The order.

      • order_namestring | null
      • order_scoped_idstring | null

        The order number.

      • The task preset it comes from.

      • positioninteger

        Order among tasks; lower comes first. 0 when unset.

      • A summary of the job's order.

        Child fields (14)
      • start_datestring (date-time) | null

        Task start. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • statusobject

        A status: label, kind and place in the list.

        Child fields (9)
        • colorstring | null

          Hex color.

        • idstring

          The status.

        • labelstring
        • Only on the statuses of a task preset (role pipeline): the task preset. Absent on other statuses.

        • positioninteger

          Its place in the team's list: sort by it to find the next status.

        • rolestring

          Which list it belongs to: job for job statuses, pipeline for the statuses of a task preset.

          • One of: "order", "quote", "job", "purchase_order", "shipment", "customer_message", "pipeline"
        • trashedboolean

          The status was deleted.

        • typestring

          The kind of status: start (Pending), pre_production and in_progress (In Progress), end (Completed).

          • One of: "start", "pre_production", "in_progress", "end"
      • status_completion_datestring (date-time) | null

        When it reached a Completed status. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • status_idstring

        The task's status (a status of its task preset).

      • status_last_change_datestring (date-time) | null

        When the status last changed. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • updated_atstring (date-time)
    • positioninteger | null
    • The job's price before pricing rules, at the stored scale. A decimal pair: the amount is value ÷ 10^dp ({ "value": 1250, "dp": 2 } is 12.50). Read dp every time: it can differ between fields and records.

    • The pricing rule that set the job's decoration price, or null. These answers usually carry only type, the two ids and the two totals. List the jobs of a sales order or quote and Get one job of a sales order or quote answer with the full summary (the rule's current name and position, the prices before and after).

      Child fields (12)
      • afterstring | null

        Full summary only: the price after the rule, as a decimal string.

      • after_totaldecimal pair

        The decoration price after the rule. A decimal pair: the amount is value ÷ 10^dp ({ "value": 1250, "dp": 2 } is 12.50). Read dp every time: it can differ between fields and records.

      • basestring | null

        Full summary only: the decoration price the rule started from, as a decimal string.

      • base_typestring | null

        Full summary only: service_price.

      • normal_pricestring | null

        Full summary only: the price with no rule (the same as base for a job).

      • original_totaldecimal pair

        The decoration price before the rule. A decimal pair: the amount is value ÷ 10^dp ({ "value": 1250, "dp": 2 } is 12.50). Read dp every time: it can differ between fields and records.

      • pricing_group_idstring | null

        The pricing group.

      • pricing_group_namestring | null

        Full summary only: the group's name now.

      • pricing_group_removedboolean | null

        Full summary only: true when the group was removed since. The job keeps its price.

      • pricing_rule_idstring | null

        The pricing rule.

      • ruleobject | null

        Full summary only: the rule as the group holds it now (id, label, position, where 1 is the first rule checked), or null when it no longer exists.

      • typestring | null

        service on a job.

    • pricing_totaldecimal pair

      The job's price, at the stored scale (usually 6 decimal places: { "value": 600000000, "dp": 6 } is 600.00). A decimal pair: the amount is value ÷ 10^dp ({ "value": 1250, "dp": 2 } is 12.50). Read dp every time: it can differ between fields and records.

    • production_filearray of objects

      Production files.

    • qr_code_urlstring | null

      A QR code image for the job.

    • A summary of the job's order.

      Child fields (14)
      • created_bystring | null

        Who created the order.

      • cust_due_datestring (date-time) | null

        Order customer due (in-hand) date. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • due_datestring (date-time) | null

        Order production due date. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • external_typestring | null

        shopify when the order came from Shopify, else null.

      • is_quoteboolean
      • is_rushboolean
      • issue_datestring (date-time) | null

        Order issue date. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • namestring | null

        Order name.

      • object_typestring | null

        sales_order or quote.

      • ship_due_datestring (date-time) | null

        Order ship-by date. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • shopify_deleted_externally_atstring (date-time) | null

        When it was deleted in Shopify. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • start_datestring (date-time) | null

        Order production start. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

      • status_idstring | null

        The order status.

    • scoped_idstring

      The job number as shown, with its JOB- prefix. Change a job number takes only the digits.

    • start_datestring (date-time) | null

      Production start. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

    • statusobject

      A status: label, kind and place in the list.

    • status_completion_datestring (date-time) | null

      When it reached a Completed status. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

    • status_idstring

      The job's current status: its production stage. Look it up in List job statuses, or read status.

    • status_last_change_datestring (date-time) | null

      When the status last changed. ISO 8601 with offset, or null.

    • Quantity that still needs ordering, with 8 decimal places ("12.00000000"). A decimal string, such as "0.00000000"; parse it as a decimal.

    • unique_keystring | null

      The job's unique key.

    • versioninteger
  • statusintegerrequired
  • successbooleanrequired
  • Child fields (6)
    • countintegerrequired
    • currentPageintegerrequired
    • perPageintegerrequired
    • totalintegerrequired
    • totalPagesintegerrequired

Errors

  • 401The API key is missing or wrong (unauthenticated).

  • 403You are not allowed to do this. api_access_not_in_plan: your team's plan doesn't include API access (Pro and above, with an active subscription or trial), so every request answers this until the team upgrades. When your role lacks the permission the operation needs, the body is only {"message": "Insufficient Permission"}. Other refusals use the error envelope, with unauthorized or user_is_not_authorized.

  • 404Not found. page_not_found: the team slug is unknown, you are not a member of the team, or an id in the path is not one of this team's. code: null, with a message that starts "No query results for": there is no record with that id.

  • 422The request was refused and changed nothing. validation_failed lists what to fix in error.fields; other codes name a business rule, explained in error.message. A few checks answer with only {"message": "..."}. An operation that calls another service (a payment provider, a carrier, an accounting app) can answer connect_timeout ("Please retry again") when that service does not answer in time: the change may or may not have happened there, so read the record back before you retry.

    When
    A date is missing or not ISO 8601; page is filled but not an integer from 1; per_page is outside 1 to 1000; or a filter is invalid.
    Fix
    Send ISO 8601 dates and valid paging and filters. The error names the field.

Notes

  • Without page you get the first 1,200 jobs of the range in the order you asked for (by id when you send no sort). A busy range can hold more: send page and read until pagination.currentPage equals pagination.totalPages.