The Tickets API provides a read interface over the ticket layer that sits beneath incidents, changes, and problems. Rather than querying each domain endpoint separately, useDocumentation Index
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/tickets to get a unified view of everything active in your workspace. The /history endpoint exposes the complete audit log — every status change, reassignment, comment, and system event — making it straightforward to satisfy compliance requirements or prepare for a post-incident review.
All endpoints require
Authorization: Bearer <token>.https://your-api-domain.com/api/v1/tickets
List all tickets
Returns a paginated list of all tickets in the workspace. Each record identifies its originating domain — incident, change, or problem — alongside the current status and assignee.GET /
Page number.
Items per page (max 100).
Filter by ticket type:
INCIDENT, CHANGE, or PROBLEM.Filter by current lifecycle status.
Unique ticket identifier.
Ticket domain:
INCIDENT, CHANGE, or PROBLEM.Short description of the ticket.
Severity:
LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, or CRITICAL.Current lifecycle status.
Email of the assigned engineer.
ISO 8601 creation timestamp.
ISO 8601 timestamp of the most recent update.
Get ticket history
Returns the complete audit log for tickets in the workspace — every status change, comment, reassignment, priority update, and system-generated event — ordered chronologically. Scope the results to a single ticket using theticketId query parameter.
GET /history
Scope the history to a single ticket ID.
Start of the date range (ISO 8601).
End of the date range (ISO 8601).
Page number.
Items per page (max 100).
The ticket this event belongs to.
Event type. Common values:
STATUS_CHANGE, COMMENT_ADDED, ASSIGNED, PRIORITY_CHANGE, RESOLVED.Previous value, present on change events.
New value, present on change events.
Email of the user or system that triggered the event.
Event detail text, present on comment and note events.
ISO 8601 timestamp of the event.