API Key Usage and Quota Tracking

Tracker 29 includes API access for teams that want to connect workforce data with internal dashboards, HR systems, billing tools, or reporting warehouses. API key usage and quota tracking helps admins understand how integrations consume monthly request limits.

What You Can Monitor

• API keys created for Tracker 29 integrations
• Requests used by each key
• Plan-level monthly quota
• Rate limit and usage headroom
• Quota reset timing

Why API Quotas Matter

Teams often automate employee reports, attendance sync, productivity dashboards, and project time summaries. Without usage visibility, a busy integration can consume request limits unexpectedly. Quota tracking makes API consumption predictable.

Available API Data Areas

• Health checks
• Employees and organization users
• Tracker summaries, dashboard overviews, and live users
• Activity timelines, screenshots, and raw activity
• Attendance status, summaries, day details, and audit logs
• Reports, team summaries, productivity data, and project logs

Best Practices

1. Use one API key per integration or system.

2. Cache stable data such as employee lists.

3. Pull reports in batches instead of polling every few seconds.

4. Review quota usage before adding new automations.

5. Rotate keys when ownership changes.

API Reference

Developers can review the full endpoint list in the Tracker 29 API documentation:

Open Tracker 29 API documentation