Create and manage installation/service jobs in Sonar via the legacy REST v1 API
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Steps
Note that Sonar's primary interface is GraphQL, but full CRUD for Jobs and Job Types is confirmed via the legacy REST v1 compatibility wrapper at /api/v1, kept specifically for backward-compatible integrations.
Authenticate to /api/v1 endpoints using HTTP Basic auth (a separate credential/auth mode from the GraphQL API's Bearer token).
Create a job by POSTing to the Jobs resource under /api/v1, supplying the job type, associated account, and scheduling details.
List or update existing jobs and job types through the same versioned REST resource set.
For provisioning actions tied to a job (IP assignment, data rate/network access changes), use the GraphQL API separately — Sonar's docs state every UI action, including provisioning, has a corresponding GraphQL operation, though exact mutation names for job creation aren't published outside app introspection.
Known gotchas
The exact GraphQL mutation name for creating a job is not publicly documented — treat the REST v1 wrapper as the confirmed path for job CRUD rather than guessing GraphQL mutation names like createJob.
Job scheduling and technician/dispatch assignment appear to be separate steps from job creation in Sonar's UI-documented flow, so a single create-job call likely won't also schedule it.
The v1 wrapper uses HTTP Basic auth while the rest of the platform uses GraphQL Bearer tokens — keep the two credential types separate in your integration.
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