At ADI Time we recognize that your business is unique, and you rely on many other software systems to manage your company. To ensure you can get the most from your ADI Time software, we provide an open Application Programming Interface (API) through web services. This API gives you a simple yet powerful way to programmatically access your organization's time and attendance data. The API allows your IT staff and software developers to customize, integrate and extend your ADI Time system to meet your exacting needs.

Popular examples of how our partners and customers use our API:

Payroll - by using our API, processing payroll can be fully integrated with the payroll provider thereby eliminating the need for exporting punch data for each pay period. Behind the scenes punch data is seamlessly interfaced directly to the payroll software making payroll processing a snap and error free.

HR Information Systems – commonly a company needs to keep other HR systems and corporate systems of record synchronized. For example, you may need to synchronize employee data or benefits data between your HRIS and adiTime software. By simply integrating the HRIS with adiTime all records can be updated automatically and in real-time behind the scenes.

Scheduling - for companies using 3rd party schedulers, our open API allows for seamless integration to maintain consistent records in both your adiTime software and scheduler automatically, thereby simplifying your business processes and helping to reduce costly errors..

The API web services can be consumed using HTTP GET, HTTP POST or simple object access protocol (SOAP). A client program sends a request; the web service processes the request and sends a response. All parameters and return types of the operations supported by the web service are XML strings. The client application will be required to create or parse these XML strings to call the web service or to use the data returned from the web service. For full description of the API please see the documentation below.

API Design & Functional Specification Documentation