Integration
Connect Open Government, Switzerland to UK Police
When something happens in Open Government, Switzerland, your agent does the next thing in UK Police. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger · 27 actions
Trigger
New datasetFires when a new dataset is published to the opendata.swiss catalog.
- Find datasets by criteria
Search the opendata.swiss dataset catalog by keyword, organization, category or tag and return matching datasets.
- Find datasets by tag
Search for datasets on opendata.swiss carrying a given tag or keyword label.
- Get dataset
Retrieve full metadata and resource list for a single published dataset by its identifier.
- Get organization
Retrieve details and dataset list for one publishing organization on opendata.swiss.
- Get resource
Retrieve metadata for a single data resource (file/API endpoint) within a dataset by its identifier.
- List datasets
List the names of all datasets published in the opendata.swiss catalog.
- List organizations
List the government organizations and agencies that publish data on opendata.swiss.
Action
Find crimes at location/crimes-at-location - crimes that occurred at a specific location (location_id or lat/lng), optional date
- Find crimes with no location
/crimes-no-location - crimes for a category/force with no location, by month
- Find neighbourhood by location
/locate-neighbourhood - locate the neighbourhood policing team responsible for a lat/lng point
- Find stop and searches at location
/stops-at-location - stop and search incidents at a specific location_id, optional date
- Find stop and searches by area
/stops-street/all - stop and search incidents within a 1 mile radius of a point or custom polygon, optional date
- Find stop and searches by force
/stops-force - stop and search incidents for a specific force, by month
- Find stop and searches with no location
/stops-no-location - stop and search incidents for a force with no location, by month
- Find street level crimes
/crimes-street/all-crime - crimes within a 1 mile radius of a point or custom polygon, optional date
- Find street level outcomes
/outcomes-at-location - outcomes (case results) within a 1 mile radius of a point or custom polygon, optional date
- Get force
/forces/{force_id} - details for a specific police force
- Get last updated date
/crime-last-updated - date the crime data was last updated
- Get neighbourhood
/{force_id}/{neighbourhood_id} - details for a specific neighbourhood
- Get neighbourhood boundary
/{force_id}/{neighbourhood_id}/boundary - list of lat/lng points defining a neighbourhood boundary
- Get outcomes for crime
/outcomes-for-crime/{persistent_id} - outcomes for a specific crime by its persistent id
- List forces
/forces - list all UK police forces (id + name)
- List force senior officers
/forces/{force_id}/people - list senior officers for a specific force
- List neighbourhood events
/{force_id}/{neighbourhood_id}/events - upcoming events for a neighbourhood
- List neighbourhood priorities
/{force_id}/{neighbourhood_id}/priorities - policing priorities for a neighbourhood
- List neighbourhoods
/{force_id}/neighbourhoods - list neighbourhoods for a force
- List neighbourhood team
/{force_id}/{neighbourhood_id}/people - list of members of a neighbourhood policing team
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