User planning data permissions are required if the calling user is not the owner of the absence or admin. The startOn and endOn get rounded to 00:00:00, 12:00:00, or 23:59:59 in UTC. These values can be used to set a half-day (pre or post mid-day) absence, or absences that start or end at mid-day. The end date needs to be the same or after the start date.
The id of the absence to update.
The id of the user to create the absence for.
The start time of the absence. The time of the date will be ignored.
The end time of the absence. The time of the date will be ignored.
The reason for the absence.
The external provider for the absence.
If it’s true and it’s a single day absence means that the absence to create is for the first half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence it started on the second half of the first day of the absence period.
If it’s true and it’s a single day absence means that the absence to create is for the second half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence it ended on the first half of the last day of the absence period.
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The id of the user to create the absence for.
The start time of the absence.
The end time of the absence.
The reason for the absence.
The external provider for the absence.
The date the absence was deleted.
The id of the user that deleted the absence.
If it’s true it means that this Absence is read-only and cannot be edited/deleted by the user.
If it’s true and it’s a single day absence means that the absence is for the first half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence it started on the second half of the first day of the absence period.
If it’s true and it’s a single day absence means that the absence is for the second half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence it ended on the first half of the last day of the absence period.