Request
This endpoint expects an object.
resourceenumRequired
The type of resource to fetch on this schedule (e.g., VEHICLE, DRIVER, HOS, IFTA).
execution_interval_secondsintegerOptionalDefaults to 600
The interval between scheduled executions in seconds. Defaults to 10 minutes (600 seconds).
consecutive_error_thresholdintegerOptionalDefaults to 15
The number of consecutive errors allowed before the schedule is automatically set to INACTIVE. Defaults to 15.
max_concurrent_executionsintegerOptionalDefaults to 1
The maximum number of concurrent executions allowed for this schedule. Defaults to 1.
statusenumOptional
The initial status of the schedule. Defaults to ACTIVE.
cursorstring or nullOptional
Resource-specific state used to resume incremental fetching.
last_data_atdatetime or nullOptional
Timestamp of the most recent data point received from the TSP.
fetch_window_end_atdatetime or nullOptional
End timestamp of the last fetch window. Used by chunked adapters to advance backfills across executions.
Response
Successful Response
idstringformat: "uuid"
Unique identifier for the schedule.
connection_idstringformat: "uuid"
The ID of the connection that this schedule belongs to.
resourceenum
The type of resource being fetched on this schedule (e.g., VEHICLE, DRIVER, HOS, IFTA).
execution_interval_secondsinteger
The interval between scheduled executions in seconds.
statusenum
The current status of the schedule (ACTIVE, INACTIVE).
consecutive_error_countinteger
The number of consecutive errors that have occurred for this schedule.
consecutive_error_thresholdinteger
The number of consecutive errors allowed before the schedule is automatically set to INACTIVE.
max_concurrent_executionsinteger
The maximum number of concurrent executions allowed for this schedule.
cursorstring or nullOptional
Resource-specific state used to resume incremental fetching.
last_data_atdatetime or nullOptional
Timestamp of the most recent data point received from the TSP.
fetch_window_end_atdatetime or nullOptional
End timestamp of the last fetch window. Used by chunked adapters to advance backfills across executions.