List a hauler customer's dumpster/roll-off containers and current fill-level data via the Compology Containers API
domain: compology.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Obtain a Compology-issued JWT auth token
Call the containers listing endpoint on containers-api.compology.com (a customer-scoped listing variant also exists) with an Authorization: Bearer <token> header — confirm the current version prefix in the Apiary docs before hardcoding paths
Paginate through results using the page query parameter (100 records per page)
Read per-container fields such as level (fill percentage), lastImageUrl, maybeLastEmptiedAt, and GPS position
For bulk edits, POST to the v2 endpoint /v2/bulk_update with a containers array of dumpsterId plus fields to change (up to 1,000 containers per call)
Known gotchas
The API has had both v1 and v2 surfaces; current Apiary metadata lists the production base under /v2 — confirm the version prefix before hardcoding, and note bulk_update exists only in v2
bulk_update only modifies containers within the organization tied to the bearer token — referencing another org's container IDs errors
level and was_emptied/empty_occurred_at are AI-classified and can still update for several hours after the updatedAt timestamp, so treat very recent readings as provisional
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