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API provided by the HappyFox helpdesk is a RESTful web service. It supports operations like creating a ticket, adding updates to a ticket, listing tickets and users of the Helpdesk. It supports JSON, Form Url encoded and Multipart Form Data formats as payload.
Requirements:
The API requires following skills in any programming language.
- Making HTTP requests (using GET and POST HTTP methods as a minimum requirement).
- Doing HTTP Basic Authentication.
- Generating and reading data in the JSON format.
- Optionally making HTTP POST requests using content type of "multipart/form-data" (needed for ticket attachments)
Documentation Conventions:
The documentation indicates parameters that need to be replaced with actual values using the format . The entire string including the enclosing < and > should be replaced.
For example, if the parameter email is it should be replaced with the required email address
Endpoint url format :
Eg. https://customersuppport.happyfox.com/api/1.1/
Note: If you are using a custom domain, please use the custom domain url
API key and auth code are to be passed in Basic HTTP authentication format only.
https://customersuppport.happyfox.com/api/1.1/json/reports/
This knowledge base article consists of all operations that can be done via the reports endpoint.
3. View tabular view of a report
9. Runtime filtering and sorting of reports
Provides a paginated list of all reports that have been created and saved in the Main Menu --> All Reports module.
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/reports/
Method: GET
Example Response:
{
"last_index": 7,
"rows": [
{
"description": "",
"name": "Test report",
"id": 7
},
{
"description": "All tickets that are created in the last week",
"name": "Tickets created in last one week",
"id": 3
}
],
"page_count": 1,
"start_index": 1,
"end_index": 7
}
To see the summary of a report showing ticket count, completed count, assigned count etc, in one shot.
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/report/<id of report>/
The id of a report can be obtained from the /reports/ endpoint.
Method: GET
Example Response
{
"ticket_count": 0,
"completed_count": 0,
"assigned_count": 0,
"pending_count": 0,
"unassigned_count": 0
}
3. View Tabular View of a report
This endpoint allows access to the most frequently used option in the reports module from the UI, Tabular view.
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/report/<id of report>/tabulardata/
Method: GET
Example Response:
{
"rows": [
{
"display_id": "#NCC00003439",
"due_date": "24 Apr 2019",
"status_id": 5,
"status_name": "open",
"assignee": "Pradeep CE",
"id": 3439,
"subject": "Test Ticket"
},
{
"display_id": "#CFC00003432",
"due_date": "26 Apr 2019",
"status_id": 3,
"status_name": "new",
"assignee": "-",
"id": 3432,
"subject": "Example ticket"
}
],
"sort_key": "duedate",
"page_count": 5,
"end_index": 10,
"sort_order": "a",
"last_index": 42,
"start_index": 1
}
The number of results is 10 by default. Maximum page size can be extended to 50 and can be iterated using page_count field.
Eg. https://customersupport.happyfox.com/api/1.1/json/report/1/tabulardata/?size=50&page=1
Response:
{
"rows": [ { //row1 }, { //row2 },....
....
....
{
//row n
}],
"sort_key": "duedate", "page_count": 11, "end_index": 547, "sort_order": "a", "last_index": 547, "start_index": 1}
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/report/<id of report>/responsestats/
Method: GET
Example Response:
[
{
"avg": 54444,
"unit": "Responses",
"average_first_response_time": [
"79.55% responded after 24 hours",
"1.14% responded within 24 hours",
"19.32% responded within first 2 hours"
]
},
{
"avg": 52863,
"unit": "Responses",
"average_response_time": [
"76.34% responded after 24 hours",
"1.08% responded within 24 hours",
"22.58% responded within first 2 hours"
]
},
{
"avg": 2,
"unit": "Responses",
"average_no_of_replies": [
"84.26% responded after 24 hours",
"3.7% responded within 24 hours",
"12.04% responded within first 2 hours"
]
},
{
"average_no_of_response_to_completed_state": [
"97.06% responded after 24 hours",
"0.0% responded within 24 hours",
"2.94% responded within first 2 hours"
],
"avg": 2,
"unit": "Responses"
}
]
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/report/<id of report>/staffperformance/
Method: GET
Example Response:
{
"last_index": 13,
"staff_performance": [
{
"average_time_spent": 0.0,
"staff_id": 3,
"name": "Agent 1",
"average_no_of_responses": 0.0,
"average_time_to_ticket_complete": 0,
"average_first_response_time": 0.0,
"average_response_time": 0.0,
"average_no_of_responses_for_completion": 0.0
},
{
"average_time_spent": 0.0,
"staff_id": 4,
"name": "Agent 2",
"average_no_of_responses": 0.0,
"average_time_to_ticket_complete": 0,
"average_first_response_time": 0.0,
"average_response_time": 0.0,
"average_no_of_responses_for_completion": 0.0
}
],
"sort_key": "name",
"page_count": 2,
"end_index": 10,
"sort_order": "a",
"start_index": 1
}
This provides a paginated list of agents (in this report) and their ticket activity sorted by agent name.
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/report/<id of report>/staffactivity/
Method: GET
Example Response:
{
"staff_activity": [
{
"assigned": 68,
"staff_id": 3,
"name": "Agent 1",
"private_notes": 0,
"no_of_replies": 0,
"completed": 1,
"time_spent": 0,
"participated": 0,
"pending": 67
},
{
"assigned": 0,
"staff_id": 4,
"name": "Agent 2",
"private_notes": 0,
"no_of_replies": 0,
"completed": 0,
"time_spent": 0,
"participated": 0,
"pending": 0
}
],
"last_index": 13,
"sort_key": "name",
"page_count": 2,
"end_index": 10,
"sort_order": "a",
"start_index": 1
}
To view the contact activity listed by contact names, of a report.
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/report/<id of report>/customeractivity/
Method: GET
Example Response:
{
"last_index": 36,
"customer_activity": [
{
"no_of_tickets": 2,
"pending_tickets": 1,
"name": "John doe",
"no_of_replies": 0,
"contact_id": 3,
"time_spent": 0,
"completed_tickets": 1,
"email": "john@example.com"
},
{
"no_of_tickets": 2,
"pending_tickets": 2,
"name": "james may",
"no_of_replies": 0,
"contact_id": 30,
"time_spent": 0,
"completed_tickets": 0,
"email": "james@example.com"
}
],
"sort_key": "name",
"page_count": 4,
"end_index": 10,
"sort_order": "a",
"start_index": 1
}
API Endpoint: /api/1.1/json/report/<id of report>/slaentries/
Method: GET
Example Response:
[
{
"target": 100,
"ticketsChecked": 478,
"ticketsBreached": 464,
"name": "Sla 1",
"achieved": 2.93
},
{
"target": 100,
"ticketsChecked": 9,
"ticketsBreached": 8,
"name": "SLA 2",
"achieved": 11.11
},
{
"target": 90,
"ticketsChecked": 1,
"ticketsBreached": 0,
"name": “Sla 3",
"achieved": 100.0
}
]
9. Runtime filtering and sorting of reports.
Filters can be applied to the following report views.
-
Tabular data
-
Response stats
-
Staff performance
-
Contact performance
-
Staff activity
-
Contact activity
-
SLA performance
Filter Parameters
period_type - Filter tickets by time of
- cr - Ticket Creation
- as - Ticket Assignment
- str - Staff Reply
- cur - Customer Reply
- prs - Staff Private Notes
- srp - Staff Reply & Private Notes
- cl - Ticket Closure
period_date_range_type - Filter tickets for the period
- sr - selected range
- period_start - start date (yyyy-mm-dd)
- period_end - end date (yyyy-mm-dd)
- tod - today
- l7d - last 7 days
- mtd - month to date
- ytd - year to date
- pm - previous month
Examples:
Specific date range:
Year to date: https://customersupport.happyfox.com/api/1.1/json/report/3/tabulardata/?period_type=cr&period_date_range_type=ytd
Sort Parameters
The results fetched using the API endpoints can be sorted based on the requirement using the below sort options.
-- sort_key - the key by which to sort (available list of sort keys is shown below)
-- sort_dir - a (ascending. default) / d (descending)
Available list of sort keys
-- Tabular view
- ticket - sort by ticket id
- status - sort by status order
- created - sort by ticket creation date
- duedate (default) - sort by ticket due date
- assigned - sort by assignee name of ticket
-- Staff activity, Staff performance views
- name - sort by agent’s name
-- Contact activity view
- name - sort by contact’s name
