Integration
Connect TestLocally to Easybill
When something happens in TestLocally, your agent does the next thing in Easybill. 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 ยท 18 actions
Trigger
New TestTriggers when a new test has been requested.
- Find Tests
Finds recent Test Results
- Get Random Locations
Returns a set of 1-9 random Location names
- Get Test Results
Gets the Test Result details
- Request New Test
Request a new screenshot from a set of locations
Action
Add customerCreate a new customer. POST /customers
- Add document
Create a new document (invoice, quote, etc). POST /documents
- Add project
Create a new project. POST /projects
- Add task
Create a new task. POST /tasks
- Add time tracking
Create a new time tracking entry. POST /time-trackings
- Delete customer
Delete a customer. DELETE /customers/{id}
- Delete document
Delete a document. DELETE /documents/{id}
- Get customer
Fetch a single customer by id. GET /customers/{id}
- Get document
Fetch a single document by id. GET /documents/{id}
- List documents
Fetch a list of documents. GET /documents
- List projects
Fetch a list of projects. GET /projects
- List tasks
Fetch a list of tasks. GET /tasks
- Update customer
Update an existing customer. PUT /customers/{id}
- Update document
Update an existing document. PUT /documents/{id}
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.
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