create a Skimmer work order and assign it to a route technician via API
domain: getskimmer.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Look up available work order types via GET /WorkOrderTypes and technicians via GET /Users
POST /WorkOrders with workOrderTypeId, customerId, serviceLocationId, and optionally leadTechId, serviceDate, scheduledTime
To reassign or reschedule later, PUT /WorkOrders with the work order id and updated fields (leadTechId: null = no change, empty string = clear assignment)
Confirm placement with GET /Routes/GetTechRoute?TechId=&ServiceDate= or GET /Routes/GetAllRoutesForDay for the full day's stops
Search existing work orders with GET /WorkOrders/search using Filters like ServiceDate, leadTechId, WorkOrderTypeId, CustomerId
Known gotchas
The public API only exposes recurring route stops through the read-only Routes endpoints - there is no POST to create a new recurring route stop, only one-off WorkOrders can be created via API
leadTechId semantics differ between create and update (null vs empty string on update) - sending the wrong one can silently leave an existing assignment unchanged
All WorkOrders/Routes calls share the 500 requests/minute per-API-key rate limit
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