Axle Connect

Detail for one job, by its number (for example 00005837). Only returns jobs you are seated on.

get_job_detail

The worker's direct, person-to-person conversations in Axle Messenger — who each one is with, their company, the last message and when it arrived, and whether anything is unread. Use when the worker asks who has messaged them, whether they have unread messages, or who they have been talking to. Takes no input: it can only ever return the worker's own conversations. Group, workforce, job and company feeds are not included.

list_my_conversations

The jobs you are seated on. Use when the worker asks what they are assigned to, what is open, or what they are working on.

get_my_jobs

The jobsites this worker can attend, whether they OWN each site or are only assigned to it, and whether they are currently checked in at one. Use when they ask where they are working, what sites they can attend, which sites are theirs to run, or whether they are still checked in somewhere.

get_my_jobsites

Safety records you personally filed: hazards, incidents and inspections. Use when the worker asks what they reported or wants to check a submission went in.

get_my_safety_records

The worker's own safety tickets and certifications (orientations, H2S, first aid and the like) with expiry dates, plus their driver's licence class and expiry. Use when the worker asks what tickets they hold, what is expiring, or whether they are current for a site.

get_my_certifications

Lists the worker's tasks — the ones assigned to them (including tasks someone else assigned them, which Axle attaches as related contacts), and separately the ones they assigned out to other people. Shows what is open by default, or everything. Read-only.

my_tasks

The transport tickets assigned to you as driver. Use when the worker asks what loads, hauls or runs they have. Newest first, by the date of the work. Everything Axle returns unless you narrow it with within_days or period_from/period_to; Axle itself reaches back about a year and leaves out received and completed loads.

list_my_tickets

How long this worker has been on a jobsite, from their own check-in and check-out history. Use when they ask how many hours they were on a site, when they last checked in, or whether they are still checked in somewhere. This is check-in time, not logged hours — time logs are separate records that attach to a job, and they are not in this answer.

get_my_jobsite_time

The power unit and trailer(s) assigned to the worker on each workforce they hold an active seat on, plus the unit and trailer on the transport ticket they are currently on (dispatched, confirmed or picked up). Use when the worker asks what truck they are in, which trailer they are pulling, what unit number they are assigned, or whether the unit on their ticket matches the one on their seat. Never includes rates, costs or amounts.

get_my_equipment