WorkersTimeTotals
Retrieves a summary of reported hours for a worker over a period.
Workday Resource Information
Retrieves a summary of reported hours for a worker over a period. The period contains the specified date or, if not specified, it contains today's date.Secured by: Process: Time Block REST APIs, Process: Time Clock Event REST API's
Scope: Time Tracking
Aggregate Fields
The provider represents the following fields as aggregates containing JSON text. Each of them conforms to their respective schema. Fields marked with an asterisk are required and must be included if their parent object is.
This information is derived from the Workday REST API specification which does not explicitly list all business rules and validations that apply to each object. More fields may be required than what is listed here.
Totals_Aggregate
[{ label: Text /* Contains the label for this total calculation. */ quantity: Numeric /* Contains the calculated sum for this total. */ totalNumber: Numeric /* Contains the ordered number of this total calculation. */ }]
Columns
Name | Type | Description |
Workers_Id [KEY] | String | The Workday ID of the Workers that owns this. |
CertifyText | String | Supported for: SELECT. Contains legal text the user must agree to in order to certify hours worked. |
PeriodLabel | String | Supported for: SELECT. Contains the summary of the date range and total reported hours of a period. |
SubmitText | String | Supported for: SELECT. Contains legal text the user must agree to in order to submit hours for review. |
Totals_Aggregate | String | Supported for: SELECT. A JSON aggregate. List of all Totals defined in Time Entry Template |
PeriodDate_Prompt | Date | Contains the specified date used to match to a period containing the date. The default is today's date. |
IncludeTerminatedWorkers_Prompt | Bool | Only used when a Workers_Id filter is not provided. Include terminated workers in the output |
Search_Prompt | String | Only used when a Workers_Id filter is not provided. Searches workers by name or worker ID. The search is case-insensitive. You can include space-delimited search strings for an OR search. |