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Triggers and actions 2 triggers ยท 13 actions
Trigger
New EmployeeTriggers when a new employee is added.
- New Selection Event
Triggers when a random selection is run.
- Create Employee
Creates a new employee
- Get employee
Retrieve a single employee by id.
- Get selection
Retrieve a single random selection event by id.
- List employees
List employees in the organisation, with pagination.
- List selections
List random selection events, with pagination.
- Run Random Selection
Randomly selects employees for drug and alcohol testing
- Update Employee
Updates an existing employee
Action
Get recent seismic eventsGet recent earthquake/seismic events recorded by IPMA (observation/seismic).
- Get sea state forecast
Get the forecasted sea state (wave height, sea temperature) for Portuguese coastal locations (forecast/oceanography/daily).
- Get UV index forecast
Get the forecasted UV index for Portuguese locations (forecast/meteorology/uv).
- Get weather forecast
Get the multi-day weather forecast for a Portuguese municipality (forecast/meteorology/cities/daily).
- Get weather warnings
Get currently active severe-weather warnings issued by IPMA for Portuguese districts (forecast/warnings/warnings_www.json).
- List locations
List the Portuguese districts and islands with their location ids, used to look up forecasts and observations by place (distrits-islands.json).
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