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AvailabilityQueries

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type AvailabilityQueries {
  availability(
    webUserId: Long!
  ): UserAvailability
  availabilitySummaries(
    webUserId: Long!
  ): [ProcessAvailabilitySummary!]
  planReassignment(
    webUserId: Long!
    processId: Long
    method: String
  ): ReassignPlan
  availabilityIntervals(
    webUserIds: [Long!]!
    from: String!
    to: String!
    timezone: String!
  ): [UserAvailabilityIntervals!]
  myWorkSummary: MyWorkSummary
}

Fields​

AvailabilityQueries.availability ● UserAvailability object​

A user's availability state: global switch plus stored per-process deviations (absent = accepting)

AvailabilityQueries.availability.webUserId ● Long! non-null scalar​

AvailabilityQueries.availabilitySummaries ● [ProcessAvailabilitySummary!] list object​

Per-process control-panel summaries for a user, with bounded pending/covering counts

AvailabilityQueries.availabilitySummaries.webUserId ● Long! non-null scalar​

AvailabilityQueries.planReassignment ● ReassignPlan object​

Dry-run reassignment preview: classify a user's open tasks (all processes, or one) as movable, no-teammate-accepting or directly-assigned, with the picked recipient per movable task (method defaults to LeastWork; pass the method you will apply with). Nothing moves.

AvailabilityQueries.planReassignment.webUserId ● Long! non-null scalar​
AvailabilityQueries.planReassignment.processId ● Long scalar​
AvailabilityQueries.planReassignment.method ● String scalar​

AvailabilityQueries.availabilityIntervals ● [UserAvailabilityIntervals!] list object​

Actual availability intervals per user for an ISO date range in the given timezone, replayed from the availability event log; the right edge is clamped at now (the future belongs to schedule rules)

AvailabilityQueries.availabilityIntervals.webUserIds ● [Long!]! non-null scalar​
AvailabilityQueries.availabilityIntervals.from ● String! non-null scalar​
AvailabilityQueries.availabilityIntervals.to ● String! non-null scalar​
AvailabilityQueries.availabilityIntervals.timezone ● String! non-null scalar​

AvailabilityQueries.myWorkSummary ● MyWorkSummary object​

The signed-in user's own at-a-glance state for the header chips: global switch, how many processes they are accepting out of the org total, and how many pending tasks are assigned to them. Cheap enough to refresh often; use availabilitySummaries for the full per-process panel.

Returned By​

availability query