| January 26th, 2022
The project management API is one of Intervals’ most used features. Many of our customers have used the API to automate their task management workflows and to create custom time tracking reports. We’ve recently launched some API improvements based on customer feedback. Query current API usage with the quota endpoint We’ve added a new quota […]
| September 13th, 2011
The Intervals team would like to take a moment of your blog perusing to announce a new round of recently launched features. Most importantly, we would like to unveil the new Hopper request queue feature, and it’s cousin, Email integration for appending comments to tasks and milestones, all from the comfort of your inbox. So […]
| December 13th, 2010
Check out this video from one of our customers, Q2 Learning, to see an example of how they integrated the Intervals API into their online social learning system. We especially like how they’ve implemented projects, milestones and tasks from Intervals into their online topic discussions. Using the Intervals API, they were able to translate the […]
| June 19th, 2009
Building an API? In the midst of building an API for Intervals, our web-based project management software, we researched several options for authentication. In case you are considering building your own API, we’ve published an overview of each method below. HTTP Basic Authentication. Similar implementations: Basecamp (http://developer.37signals.com/basecamp/), blogger (deprecated) (http://code.blogger.com/archives/atom-docs.html#authentication) Requests are authenticated in the […]
| July 31st, 2008
A few weeks back we sent out an email to all current Intervals account owners letting them about some upcoming features. The contents of that email are below. Task Flexibility Estimated launch: Next Few Weeks We are starting the process of making tasks less rigid to accommodate different types of work flows. End date is […]
| January 10th, 2008
The idea of a mashable web, a woven strand of APIs, is a good one, and we’ve seen a lot of great projects as a result. But how well does this idea translate to running a business? Is it effective to run your business using several different applications that require several different logins? What is […]
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