Integration
Connect FairTest to PublicDataHub
When something happens in FairTest, your agent does the next thing in PublicDataHub. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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What do you want FairTest and PublicDataHub to do together?
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Triggers and actions 2 triggers ยท 11 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 agencyLook up one federal agency by slug: its budget authority, obligations and outlays. GET /api/export/agency/{slug}.json
- Get district
Look up one school district by slug: total enrollment and the number of schools it runs. GET /api/export/district/{slug}.json
- Get hospital
Look up one Medicare-certified hospital by slug, with every reported quality measure and its national rank. GET /api/export/hospital/{slug}.json
- Get school
Look up one public school by slug: enrollment, teacher count, student-teacher ratio and free-lunch share. GET /api/export/school/{slug}.json
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