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What the API cannot do

What the API cannot do

The things the REST API does not offer today, each with the page that explains it or the way around it.

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Before you design an integration, check this list. Each line names something the REST API does not do today, and links to the page that explains it or shows the way around it.

Changes and sync

  • No webhooks. plnnrly does not push changes. Poll instead: Keeping a copy in sync.
  • Permanent deletes leave no trace. Only archived records can be followed through updated_at. Find permanent deletes with an id scan: Keeping a copy in sync.
  • No sandbox organisation. Every call works on real data. Start with a read-only token, then try writes with a narrower token on a test project: Getting started.

Writing

  • No bulk endpoints. No operation takes a list of records: each POST creates one record or runs one action, and each PATCH or DELETE changes one record. Send one request per record, each POST with its own Idempotency-Key: Idempotency.
  • No PUT. Change a record with PATCH, sending only the fields you change: Errors and retries.
  • Attachments and Drive files cannot be changed or deleted through the API once they are registered. Their collections only have GET and POST: Files: upload and download.
  • Uploads need a personal access token. An app that signs in with OAuth cannot upload, and neither can an MCP client: Files: upload and download.

Reading

  • Includes are documented on collection reads only. For the related records of one record, read the related collection: Views and includes.
  • No nested includes and no sparse fieldsets. An include is one level deep, and you choose fields with view=summary or view=detail: Views and includes.
  • Users are read-only, and roles, permissions and teams are not exposed. Manage people in plnnrly itself: How the data fits together.
  • No currency field. Amounts are decimal strings without a currency: Data formats.
  • Error messages are always in English, whatever language your organisation uses: Errors and retries.

Signing in

  • An app that signs in with OAuth cannot delete anything through the REST API. No OAuth scope covers deletes, so deleting needs a personal access token: Sign in with OAuth.
  • No OAuth for web apps on their own domain. OAuth sign-in accepts only loopback redirect addresses and a few known AI clients, so a web app cannot use its own https callback: Sign in with OAuth.
  • No calls from a browser on another site. The API only allows browser requests from the plnnrly docs site. Call it from your own server instead: Authentication.

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