This is the API documentation for MakePlans. MakePlans is an online booking application with support for appointments, classes and events. For more information about the application and its features see makeplans.com. All features in MakePlans are available via the API.

General Information:

• Get started
• Base API URL
• Versioning
• Data formats
• Date handling
• Custom data
• Authentication
• Identification
• Rate limiting
• Errors
• Pagination
• Examples
• Synchronisation
• API libraries
• Webhooks

API Endpoints:

• Slots
• Bookings
• People
• Services
• Events
• Resources
• Resource exception dates
• Providers
• Categories
• Webhooks
• Users
• Account

1. Read this documentation.

2. Sign up for a trial account in our test environment

3. Go to Setup -> Integrations -> API. Enable the API and get the API-key.

4. Profit.

When your integration is ready to be released you can sign up for a real account.

Limitations of the test environment:

• SMS reminders are not triggered.
• Very low SMS quota.
• Requests may run slower.
• Bugs may occur during roll out of new features to be tested.
• Lower uptime.
• All financial transactions such as Stripe are performed in their respective test/sandbox environment. Other integrations are performed against real production accounts unless the integration offers a test environment.

If you are planning to integrate directly from your application to MakePlans or need to modify information in MakePlans then you must use the private API. This API requires authentication with an API-key and should not be done publicly (on a website).

The public API is available for simple read-only operations. This is useful if you want to present information from MakePlans on your website using JavaScript. Because these operations are done on a public website you can not authenticate using your API-key. With the public API you can fetch a list of services, available timeslots and initialize the booking process.

All requests are done over HTTPS. Each object in MakePlans has its own endpoints.

The base URL is https://youraccount.makeplans.com/api/ for production apps and https://youraccount.test.makeplans.net/api/ for test apps.

The current version of the API is version 1. The versioning scheme is as follows: /api/v{version_number}/. All paths in the rest of the document uses /api/v1/ as base path.

See the API changelog for improvements and changes.

The base URL is your account booking site such as https://youraccount.makeplans.com/. There is no versioning. Only the latest version of the API is available.

Only read-only operations such as list and show are available with the public API. If you need to modify any data please use the private API.

The API supports JSON for input and output. In addition you can specify input using form data.

The format of the output data is provided as is and the reference is this document.

All data is UTF-8.

All examples and object attributes in this documentation are JSON. They are lowercase and use underscore as separator.

To specify JSON as output use HTTP-header Accept: application/json. Output can also be defined by using extension in the path: /resources.json but it is recommended to use /resources and specify output format in the HTTP-header. Multiple items are returned as an array.

To specify JSON as input use HTTP-header Content-Type: application/json. The body must be JSON-formatted and include the object with required attributes.

To use normal form data specify HTTP-header application/x-www-form-urlencoded. Form values should be sent like this: resource[title]=Unicorn. To specify array values use: selected_resources[]=1337&selected_resources[]=555. The same applies when doing a GET request with URL parameters.

All dates are specified in the ISO 8601 format. Time zone is included in the output and specified by the account. It is not necessary to specify time zone in the input as the account time zone will be used as default. The output will give a full ISO 8601 date format with time zone: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD. For input we recommend that you do not specify time zone unless needed and omit seconds: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm.

Custom data is stored as key/value. All values are stored as strings but we do convert boolean values and values from keys ending in _at to datetime at output. Custom data can be added to booking, person, service, resource and event. If you are using our standard booking site and would like to store custom data to a new booking please see the custom forms documentation for details on how to customise the booking form.

Warning: Custom data is stored as one attribute. All keys and values must be present when updating. If a booking has stored custom_data as makeplans_is=awesome and you want to add signup=now then you need to include both makeplans_is and signup with their values.

Only the private API requires authentication. If you intend to use the API on a website please use the public API which does not require authenticaiton.

Use your account API-Key to authenticate with the MakePlans API. First enable the API on the account and you will find the API-Key in the account settings.

Send the API-Key as a Bearer token using the HTTP Authorization header.

Example: Authorization: Bearer APIKEY

Deprecated: For Basic Auth use the API-Key as username and empty password.

If your application is installable by end-users you should use oAuth. However we do not yet support oAuth so please contact us if this is something you require.

You must include a User-Agent HTTP-header with the name of your application or your website so we can get in touch in case you're doing something wrong (so we may warn you before you're blocked) or something awesome (so we may congratulate you). Example: User-Agent: YourAppName or User-Agent: example.org.

We do various forms of rate limiting. See details for HTTP status code 429.

4xx HTTP status codes means you made a mistake and you need to adjust your request.

API usage error. This means you did something wrong and there should be a message in the body that explains it. Error message is related to specified resource. Fix it and try again.

Example response:

{
  "title": [
  "is a required field. Cannot be empty"
  ]
}

Authentication error. Response body will give explanation if there is authorisation issue or if the API is not enabled.

Please pay your bill.

Authorization error. If you are authenticated but lack permissions.

Obviously incorrect paths (/cats) returns 404. However, even though cool URIs should not change, previously available objects, lets say /resources/666, might have been deleted and thus return a 404 when requested. In most cases deleted resources will be returned and have a booking state or a flag that indicate that the resource is inactive or deleted.

You can perform up to 80 requests per 20 second period from the same IP address. If you exceed this limit, you'll get a 429 Too Many Requests response for subsequent requests. Check the Retry-After HTTP-header to see how many seconds to wait before retrying the request.

System errors (aka we screwed up) returns 5xx HTTP status codes without any detailed information. We log all system errors, but please contact us if you get this response.

{
  "error": "system error"
}

Maximum 50 items are returned per response for all endpoints except bookings which returns 750. Specify page with parameter page. Pagination is used for: bookings, events, people and resource exception dates. All other objects return all available items. Please note that currently there is no way to specify exact part of the dataset. Thus an item might appear in both page 2 and 3 if the complete dataset for the query has changed.

RFC 8288 is used for pagination linking. You will find URLs for first, prev, next and last pages in the Link HTTP Header. In addition metadata is added in the following HTTP Headers: Current-Page, Page-Items, Total-Count, Total-Pages.

curl -u APIKEY: \
-H 'User-Agent: YourAppName' \
-H 'Accept: application/json' \
https://youraccount.test.makeplans.net/api/v1/services

To create something you have to make a POST:

curl -u APIKEY: \
-H 'User-Agent: YourAppName' \
-H 'Accept: application/json' \
-d 'service[title]=My new service!&service[interval]=40' \
-X POST \
https://youraccount.test.makeplans.net/api/v1/services

More examples.

Synchronising data is hard. Please ensure you test before releasing to production. First pick either MakePlans or the other system as a master. If the other system is chosen as a master then we recommend enabling the 'confirmation by administrator' setting for bookings. The synchronisation should then retrieve unprocessed bookings and process them (confirm/decline). This will ensure you can handle any changes occurred in the other system since the last synchronisation with MakePlans. New unprocessed bookings must be processed often (every 1-5 minutes) to ensure confirmations are sent out quickly to the end-user after requesting a new reservation.

NEVER delete any data in MakePlans to make it easier to adapt to the other system. MakePlans is a customer facing booking application. End-users (stored as people) can change and cancel bookings, thus any modifications or destruction of core data should not occur. Bookings are stored with a history (log) and there is a link between a person and bookings. MakePlans make use of this data and all this data must be kept to ensure the booking process in MakePlans works as expected for the end-user.

Expect all booking and person data to be changed at any time. All changes for an object will result in a updated attribute updated_at.

We recommend storing a timestamp retrieved from the more recently updated item from updated_at. When the synchronisation is performed again this timestamp can be used to fetch any changes on the updated_at attribute for the object you want to retrieve (e.g. the parameter since for bookings).

MakePlans does not officially support API libraries but they might be useful for you. Please note that these projects are not made by MakePlans but made publicly available by other developers who have used the MakePlans API. Any questions should be made directly to the responsible developers. If you find any errors or areas of improvement please make a pull request to improve the project.

• NodeJS by Mable.
• CakePHP by Pollenizer.
• Go by drewwells.

A big thanks to everyone who has contributed to these libraries!

A webhook is simply a user-defined callback in the form of an HTTP POST which is invoked when something happens. So for example whenever a new booking is created in MakePlans we can send a POST request to the URL you specify. The response will include data about the modified object.

The attributes in the data payload, 'object', 'id', and 'object_type', is also included in the root payload due to legacy reasons. Please use the data attribute. The legacy attributes will be removed in the future.

• booking.cancelled
• booking.confirmed
• booking.created
• booking.declined
• booking.deleted
• booking.modified
• booking.verified
• event.created
• event.deleted
• event.modified
• message.processed
• person.created
• person.deleted
• person.modified

You can use wildcard to trigger all or grouped events: * or booking.*

We include a X-MakePlans-Signature header in the webhook request. Use this to verify the request body to ensure the request is from MakePlans and signed with your account secret. The header includes details about the signature and the signature itself. We use HMAC SHA-256 to compute this signature.

Example: X-MakePlans-Signature:sha256=5257a869e7ecebeda32affa62cdca3fa51cad7e77a0e56ff536d0ce8e108d8bd.

You can add HTTP Basic Auth credentials or a parameter secret to the webhook URL.

We will retry after any 4xx or 5xx http status response. Maximum retries are 5. The timeout is set to 10 seconds.

Slots are not physical objects in MakePlans. It is a virtual representation of available times based on attributes from resources and services as well as various settings. So if a resource is open 8am to 4pm and selected service has interval of 60 minutes, slots will return an array of all time intervals (8am-9am, 9am-10am etc.) and indicate which resources are available.

Slots are meant for listing available times on the MakePlans booking page. You can however make bookings at any time and with any length - as long as the resource is available off course.

GET /services/{service_id}/slots will return slots for specified service.

Response

[
  {
    "slot": {
      "timestamp": "2013-03-08T10:00:00+00:00",
      "timestamp_end": "2013-03-08T10:15:00+00:00",
      "formatted_timestamp": "Friday, March  8, 2013, 10:00 AM",
      "formatted_timestamp_end": "Friday, March  8, 2013, 10:15 AM",
      "free": 1,
      "available_resources": [
        1,2
      ],
      "maximum_capacity": 2
    }
  }
]

GET /services/{service_id}/next_available_date will return the next available date within 30 days with a free slot.

Response

[
  {
    "available_date": "2016-02-20"
  }
]

GET /services/{service_id}/available_dates will return the available dates for the rest of the current month.

Response

[
  {
    "available_date": {
      "date": "2021-04-01"
    }
  },
  {
    "available_date": {
      "date": "2021-04-04"
    }
  }
]

• awaiting_verification
• verification_expired
• awaiting_payment
• awaiting_confirmation
• confirmed
• declined
• cancelled
• deleted

• checked_in
• in_progress
• completed
• no_show

The normal booking flow when a customer initiates a new booking starts with awaiting_verification. If verification is required MakePlans sends out email or SMS for the customer to verify. When successfully verified the state is updated to confirmed or awaiting_confirmation if reservations requires confirmation by administrator. For confirmation it is then updated to confirmed as normally if confirmed, and to declined if it is not confirmed.

Bookings that have been confirmed and then cancelled, either by customer or administrator, are set to cancelled.

Bookings that are deleted are set to deleted.

Bookings with states awaiting_verification, awaiting_payment, awaiting_confirmation or confirmed are considered to be active. Bookings with state awaiting_verification will be updated with state verification_expired after the current time passes expires_at. However updating states rely on automatic tasks so you must use the active attribute to check whether a booking is active or not. Only active bookings will be returned unless you specify: a booking by id, a specific state such as bookings that are awaiting confirmation, to return all bookings for a resource or dates, or for a person.

See query parameters for filtering the output beyond the default outputs.

GET /bookings will return all active bookings.

GET /bookings/recent will return all active bookings ordered based on updated_at.

GET /bookings/upcoming will return all active bookings from and including {date}.

GET /bookings/unconfirmed will return only unconfirmed bookings.

GET /bookings/all will return all bookings of all states (including declined, cancelled, deleted, and verification_expired). This is a useful output for syncronisation when you need to keep a track of deleted bookings.

GET /bookings/visible will return all active bookings as well as those declined or cancelled. This is the preferred output if you want to provide a list of all bookings for visual presentation.

Response

[
  {
    "booking": {
      "booked_from": "2012-09-29T07:00:00+02:00",
      "booked_to": "2012-09-29T08:00:00+02:00",
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "custom_data": null,
      "count": 1,
      "expires_at": null,
      "external_id": null,
      "id": 1,
      "notes": "Very handsome customer",
      "person_id": 1,
      "resource_id": 1,
      "service_id": 1,
      "state": "confirmed",
      "status": null,
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

You can return bookings of multiple resources/services/events/people with an array.

GET /bookings/{booking_id} will get booking with id {booking_id}.

You can also find a booking with external_id:

GET /bookings/find_by/external_id/{external_id} will get booking with external_id {external_id}.

POST /bookings will create a new booking.

Bookings without person_id are shown as busy in the calendar.

These parameters are part of booking: booking[public_booking].

These parameters are part not of booking[]: confirm.

Outgoing messages requires person_id and service_id.

Default action for outgoing messages is according to the settings for booking verification. If email verification is enabled then all *_email messages will be triggered by default to the customer. To override please see parameters for each action below. For admin notification messages the default is based on the account settings. SMS reminders is based on account settings and uses a default value for the time unless specified.

To add a new person along with a booking you must populate person_attributes with person attributes. Values will be matched to an existing person based on national id number, phone number or email (in that order).

POST /bookings/recurring will create recurring bookings based on a pattern.

The recurrence format follows the iCalendar specification. The attributes for recurrence are: RRULE, RDATE, EXDATE. For an introduction and examples of these parameters see this section from the iCalendar specification.

In the iCalendar specification the recurrence is based on values in DTSTART and DTEND. This is set by booked_from and booked_to from booking.

All recurring bookings will except for booked_from and booked_to have the same attributes based on the specified parameters in booking.

All bookings created by the recurring pattern gets the same UUID in collection_id. As the collection name implies, and as is possible with the iCalendar specification, this is not necessarily only for recurrence (i.e. 9am-10am each Friday until December 1st) but also for multiple specific times (as can be specified with RDATE).

Only the collection_id is returned. No bookings are created at the time of request as they will be processed by the server in the background due to the volume of bookings that it is possible to create at one time. A successful response with a collection_id does in no way indicate that any bookings will be created. The first booking as defined in booking is however validated. If it is not valid errors details are returned in the same way as creating a single booking. In such a case recurring rules are not applied and you must adjust the request until validation is successful.

The parameters for recurrence are not set in booking but in recurring.

You should always specify COUNT or UNTIL with RRULE. The max number of occurrences is 731, regardless if a limit is set or not.

GET /bookings/recurring/{collection_id} will return all occurrences for a collection.

DELETE /bookings/recurring/{collection_id} will delete all occurrences for a collection.

PUT /bookings/{booking_id}/verify will verify a booking. The verification code is not checked. Use this when you handle verification in your application.

PUT /bookings/{booking_id}/verify_code will verify a booking using {verification_code}. Use this when MakePlans is used to send out verification email or SMS.

See information about additional parameters.

PUT /bookings/{booking_id}/confirm will confirm a booking.

See information about additional parameters.

PUT /bookings/{booking_id}/decline will decline a booking.

See information about additional parameters.

PUT /bookings/{booking_id}/cancel will cancel a booking.

See information about additional parameters.

PUT /bookings/{booking_id} will update a booking.

See information about additional parameters.

DELETE /bookings/{booking_id} will delete existing booking with id {booking_id}.

Deleting a booking will set it to state=deleted and active=false. It will not be visible in listing, only when requesting GET /bookings/all or by requesting the booking directly GET /bookings/{booking_id}.

Do not use this method if the booking is rescheduled or cancelled.

See information about additional parameters.

PUT /bookings/{booking_id}/status will update the booking status.

This parameter is specified in the same way as additional parameters.

The primary key for a person is id. However the following fields are unique: email, phonenumber, national_id_no and provider+uid. There are no specific requirements for input but a person needs to have either name, email, national id number or phone number.

It is possible to give a person ability to book on behalf of other people. This is linked through the parent_id attribute.

GET /people will return all active people.

GET /people/all will return all people including those who are deactivated.

Response

[
  {
    "person": {
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "custom_data": null,
      "date_of_birth": null,
      "email": "[email protected]",
      "external_id": null,
      "id": 1,
      "name": "Espen Antonsen",
      "national_id_no": null,
      "notes": null,
      "phonenumber": "",
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "phone_number_formatted": null
    }
  }
]

You can search multiple columns at once, for example email and phone_number, or you can use the shorthand search to search email, phone number, national id no or name.

GET /people/{person_id} will get a person with id {person_id}.

POST /people will create a new person.

PUT /people/{person_id} will update existing person with id {person_id}.

DELETE /people/{person_id} will delete existing person with id {person_id}.

PUT /people/{person_id}/undelete will undelete existing person with id {person_id}.

POST /people/{person_id}/merge?merge_person_id={merge_person_id} will merge existing person with id {person_id} and {merge_person_id}. All bookings for {merge_person_id} will be transferred to {person_id}. {merge_person_id} will be deleted. You can also specify attributes to update with {person} just like when creating/updating a person.

The purpose of this feature is to verify a new or existing person in MakePlans on your website such as "login to see your bookings". The verification can be done either using email or SMS. When successful you will have verified either an email or a phone number. Thus you can either create a new person or retrieve an existing person knowing that the person has been verified.

Please note that this token is perishable, meaning that it will be removed from and unavailable for verification after 10 minutes.

POST /people/perishable_token/send will send a SMS with a five digit code (the token) or an email with a link which includes the token in the URL. Specify either person[email] or person[phone_number].

Sending via email is not yet implemented. Only SMS token is possible.

POST /people/perishable_token/verify. This will return a person if authentication is successful. If the email or phone_number is already registered to a person then that person will be returned. If no person exists with the specified email/phone_number then a empty person object will be returned. You then have to make another call to create the person. If the token and the identifier do not match an error is returned.

Specify the token as perishable_token and the identifier in person[email] or person[phone_number].

GET /people/{person_id}/bookings will retrieve all bookings for person with id {person_id}. You can also use other listings as described in the bookings listing such as GET /people/{person_id}/bookings/visible to include cancelled bookings.

GET /people/{person_id}/children will retrieve all children for person with id {person_id}.

There are two types of services:

• Appointment
• Attendance

Appointments can be booked within fixed opening hours as specified on the Resource and with exceptions specified in ResourceExceptionDate.

Attendance at an event is also a booking but the individual booking datetime or resource cannot be modified. Attendance is linked to an event which occurs at a specific time. One service can be linked to one or multiple events.

GET /services/ will return all services.

Response

[
  {
    "service": {
      "active": true,
      "booking_capacity": 1,
      "booking_type_id": 1,
      "description": "The best service",
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "custom_data": null,
      "day_booking_specify_time": false,
      "has_day_booking": false,
      "id": 1,
      "interval": 20,
      "max_slots": null,
      "price": "115.0",
      "same_day": false,
      "template": null,
      "title": "Chiropractor",
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

GET /services/{service_id} will get a service with id {service_id}.

POST /services will create a new service.

PUT /services/{service_id} will update existing service with id {service_id}.

DELETE /services/{service_id} will delete existing service with id {service_id}. Deleting a service will set it to active=false and will not be returned in any listings.

Unlike appointments made through a normal service events starts and ends at a specific time. An event is connected to a resource and a service. It could be either a one-off event (e.q. a concert) or something that occurs multiple times (e.q. spinning class). Event bookings have a strong relation to the event. That means that it is not possible to modify details such as {booked_from}, {booked_to}, {resource_id} and {service_id} for the {booking}. To make such changes it must be done to the event. All bookings connected to the event will then automatically me modified.

While events are connected to a resource bookings or capacity of an event are not restricted by the opening hours or availability of a resource.

GET /events/ will return all events.

Response

[
  {
    "event": {
      "capacity": 10,
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "custom_data": null,
      "description": null,
      "ends_at": "2015-08-10T11:30:00+02:00",
      "id": 1,
      "resource_id": 1,
      "published": true,
      "starts_at": "2015-08-10T10:00:00+02:00",
      "service_id": 1,
      "title": "Super fun event",
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

GET /events/{event_id} will get an event with id {event_id}.

POST /events will create a new event.

POST /events/recurring will create a multiple events.

The recurrence format follows the iCalendar specification. The attributes for recurrence are: RRULE, RDATE, EXDATE. For an introduction and examples of these parameters see this section from the iCalendar specification.

In the iCalendar specification the recurrence is based on values in DTSTART and DTEND. This is set by starts_at and ends_at from event.

All recurring events will except for starts_at and ends_at have the same attributes based on the specified parameters in event.

All events created by the recurring pattern gets the same UUID in collection_id. As the collection name implies, and as is possible with the iCalendar specification, this is not necessarily only for recurrence (i.e. 9am-10am each Friday until December 1st) but also for multiple specific times (as can be specified with RDATE).

Only the collection_id is returned. No events are created at the time of request as they will be processed by the server in the background due to the volume of events that it is possible to create at one time. A successful response with a collection_id does in no way indicate that any events will be created. The first event as defined in event is however validated. If it is not valid errors details are returned in the same way as creating a single event. In such a case recurring rules are not applied and you must adjust the request until validation is successful.

The parameters for recurrence are not set in event but in recurrence.

You should always specify COUNT or UNTIL with RRULE. The max number of occurrences is 731, regardless if a limit is set or not.

GET /events/recurring/{collection_id} will return all occurrences for a collection.

PUT /events/{event_id} will update existing service with id {event_id}.

DELETE /events/{event_id} will delete existing event with id {event_id}. Deleting a event will set it to active=false and will not be returned in any listings.

GET /events/{event_id}/bookings will return all bookings for event with id {event_id}.

Values for the opening hours attributes is of type time in the array. Values are in the form of two's. This results in adding breaks within a day. To define opening hours from 8AM to 4PM with lunch at 12PM to 12.30PM the following array will be the result: ['08:00', '12:00', '12:30', '16:00']. Having opening hours without a lunch break will yield this result: ['08:00', '16:00']. To define a weekday as closed the value should be NULL.

These deprecated attributes define opening hours without breaks. Given opening_hours_tue with a break defined as this: ['08:00', '12:00', '12:30', '16:00'] it would yield open_1 to be 08:00 and close_1' to be 16:00. These attributes are deprecated and will be removed in a future API version.

GET /resources/ will return all resources.

Response

[
  {
    "resource": {
      "capacity": 1,
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "id": 1,
      "opening_hours_mon": ["08:00", "16:00"],
      "opening_hours_tue": ["08:00", "11:00", "13:00", "17:30"],
      "opening_hours_wed": ["08:00", "16:00"],
      "opening_hours_thu": ["08:00", "12:00", "14:00", "20:00"],
      "opening_hours_fri": ["08:00", "12:00", "12:30", "17:30"],
      "opening_hours_sat": null,
      "opening_hours_sun": null,
      "title": "Mr. Spine Twister",
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

GET /resources/{resource_id} will get a resource with id {resource_id}.

POST /resources will create a new resource.

PUT /resources/{resource_id} will update existing resource with id {resource_id}.

DELETE /resources/{resource_id} will delete existing resource with id {resource_id}. Deleting a resource will set it to active=false and will not returned in any listings.

Opening hours for specific dates is based on the standard opening hours that are specified on the resource but can be overridden with entries in resource exception dates.

GET /resources/{resource_id}/opening_hours will get opening hours on specific dates for resource with id {resource_id}.

Response

[
  {
    "resource_opening_hours": {
      "date": "2015-12-03",
      "opening_hours": ["10:00", "12:00"]
    }
  },
  {
    "resource_opening_hours": {
      "date": "2015-12-04",
      "opening_hours": null
    }
  }
]

Opening hours for a resource is what is used to generate available slots for a service. It is based on the default opening hours on the resource unless anything else is specified by a resource exception date. So ignore the poorly naming of the feature and treat it as opening hours on dates. If a resource should be closed for a week then you would add resource exception dates. If a resource should have opening hours 08:00 to 14:00 on January 5th 2016 instead of the default opening hours for that weekday which could be 09:00 to 15:00, then add it as a resource exception date. See resource opening hours for how to specify.

Exception dates are related to a resource: GET /resources/{resource_id}/exception_dates.

GET /resources/{resource_id}/exception_dates will return all exception dates for resource with id {resource_id}.

Response

[
  {
    "resource_exception_date": {
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "resource_id": 1,
      "exception_date": "2014-01-08",
      "opening_hours": ["08:00", "12:00", "12:30", "17:30"],
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

GET /resources/{resource_id}/exception_dates/{exception_date} will get the exception date {exception_date} for resource {resource_id}. If no existing entry is found a 404 HTTP status code is returned. In that case standard opening hours apply.

POST /resources/{resource_id}/exception_dates/{exception_date} will create a new or update an existing exception date {exception_date} for resource {resource_id}. You can also use PUT, both methods works the same way regardless if it is a new entry or an update to an existing one.

POST /resources/{resource_id}/exception_dates/ will create new or update existing exception dates for resource {resource_id}. You can also use PUT, both methods works the same way regardless if it is a new entry or an update to an existing one.

To delete an existing exception date set {_destroy} to be true.

{
  "resource_exception_dates": [
    {
      "exception_date": "2015-10-22",
      "opening_hours": [
      "12:00",
      "14:30"
      ]
    },
    {
      "exception_date": "2015-10-25",
      "opening_hours": [
      "08:30",
      "12:30",
      "15:00",
      "18:30"
      ]
    },
    {
      "exception_date": "2015-10-26",
      "opening_hours": [
      "10:30",
      "15:00"
      ]
    },
    {
      "exception_date": "2015-10-27",
      "opening_hours": null
    },
    {
      "exception_date": "2015-10-28",
      "_destroy": true
    }
  ]
}

DELETE /resources/{resource_id}/exception_dates/{exception_date} will delete existing exception date {exception_date} for resource {resource_id}.

Resources provides services. This link is called a provider.

GET /providers/ will return all providers.

Response

[
  {
    "provider": {
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "id": 1,
      "resource_id": 1,
      "service_id": 1,
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

GET /providers/{provider_id} will get a provider with id {provider_id}.

POST /providers will create a new provider.

DELETE /providers/{provider_id} will delete existing provider with id {provider_id}.

Services can be listed in a category. Categories can be presented like a tree. Root categories are defined with empty {parent_id}.

GET /categories/ will return all categories.

Response

[
  {
    "category": {
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "custom_data": null,
      "id": 1,
      "parent_id": null,
      "title": "My first little category",
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

GET /categories/{category_id} will get a category with id {category_id}.

POST /categories will create a new category. To add connected services specify array of {service_id} in parameter {service_id_list}.

PUT /categories/{category_id} will update existing category with id {category_id}. To add connected services specify array of {service_id} in parameter {service_id_list}.

DELETE /categories/{category_id} will delete existing category with id {category_id}.

GET /categories/{category_id}/services will return all services for category with id {category_id}.

For any additional usage of a service please use the main service endpoint.

See webhook overview for a list of events, wildcard usage to trigger from multiple events, and how to handle webhook events from MakePlans.

GET /web_hooks/ will return all webhooks.

Response

[
  {
    "web_hook": {
      "id": 1,
      "target_url": "https://example.com/newcustomer/yeah",
      "event": "person.created",
      "active": true,
      "created_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00",
      "updated_at": "2012-09-20T15:34:16+02:00"
    }
  }
]

GET /web_hook/{web_hook_id} will get a webhook with id {web_hook_id}.

POST /web_hook will create a new webhook.

PUT /web_hook/{web_hook_id} will update existing webhook with id {web_hook_id}.

DELETE /web_hook/{web_hook_id} will delete existing webhook with id {web_hook_id}.

Information and settings for your account.

GET /client will get the account.

PUT /client will update the account.

Who doesn't like a holiday?

GET /client/holidays will get holidays for account country.

Response

[
  {
    "holiday": {
      "date": "2016-01-01",
      "name": "New Year's Day"
    }
  },
  {
    "holiday": {
      "date": "2016-05-01",
      "name": "International Workers' Day"
    }
  }
]

Users who can login into the account.

GET /client/users will list all users with access to the account.

Response

[
  {
    "client_user_link": {
      "id": 1337,
      "created_at": "2016-11-07T07:26:32+01:00",
      "updated_at": "2016-11-07T07:27:42+01:00",
      "role": "admin",
      "user_id": 1,
      "user": {
          "id": 1,
          "email": "[email protected]",
          "phone_number": "180",
          "name": "Espen Antonsen",
          "created_at": "2016-11-07T07:26:32+01:00",
          "updated_at": "2016-11-07T07:27:42+01:00"
      }
    }
  }
]

GET /client/users/{user_link_id} will get a user with id {user_link_id}.

GET /client/users will create a new user. An email is sent to the user so the user can specify their password.