This mutation allows Enterprise Admins to disable users within their Enterprise. Query disableUser(name:”email address”) Disables the defined user based on the email address provided. Query can only be run by an Enterprise Administrator. Argument Type Description name String! The email address of the user to disable. Example Disabling a user…
This mutation allows bulk deleting of multiple work items. Query deleteWorkItems ([WorkItemDeleteResponse!]!) Bulk deletes multiple work items. When a work item is deleted, its descendants at all levels are also deleted. For safety, this mutation will not delete work items with more than 1000 descendants. This is an attempt to prevent…
This mutation deletes an existing work item. Query deleteWorkItem (WorkItemDeleteResponse!) Deletes a single work item. When a work item is deleted, its descendants at all levels are also deleted. For safety, this mutation will not delete work items with more than 1000 descendants. This is an attempt to prevent the case…
This mutation allows bulk creating of multiple work items. Query createWorkItems ([WorkItem!]!) Bulk creates multiple work items. Work items are created and returned in the same order as the argument. Argument Type Description items [CreateWorkItemFields!]! A list of arguments to pass to createWorkItem. See that page for more details. Examples Bulk creating…
This mutation creates a new work item. Query createWorkItem (WorkItem!) Creates a single work item. Argument Type Description app String! The api name of the app to create the work item instance in. type String! The api name of the template to instantiate. parent WorkItemReference The optional parent to create the…
In Shibumi, administrators can restrict the set of users who can access their enterprise, by pattern-matching on users’ email addresses. The patterns can be configured via the “Safelist” tab on the Enterprise Administration screen. This query allows administrators to fetch historic changes to the safelisted patterns. This query is only…
This query allows administrators to access login times for all users they manage. All of the following are included: Successful logins via the Shibumi login page Failed logins via the Shibumi login page Successful logins via SSO Note that in Shibumi, a single user can have access to multiple enterprises….
This query allows administrators to track user’s views of items in Shibumi. The following actions count as a view: Viewing a dashboard Viewing any slide of a presentation Viewing any tab of a work item The following actions do not count as views: Viewing work item data as part of…
This query allows administrators to understand how users were added to their enterprise. In Shibumi, users are commonly added by inviting them to a work item. When a user is invited, they receive an email that allows them to create a new Shibumi account, and view the work item they…
This query allows administrators access to the fiscal year end date for the enterprise. This query is only accessible to enterprise administrators. The result is returned as a formatted string in standard ISO-8601 format (yyyy-MM-DD). Note that the fiscal year start date is computed internally as one day following the…