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POST
Create FailedCheckin
A FailedCheckin records an unsuccessful check-in attempt by a coworker (see Checkin entity). Each record captures the coworker involved, the location where the attempt occurred, the reason for the failure, and contextual details such as the coworker’s teams and tariff at the time. Failed check-ins are read-only and generated automatically by the system when a check-in is rejected — for example, due to access restrictions, an inactive plan, or an unrecognised device. Use the Description field to inspect the specific failure reason. The Source field indicates how the check-in was initiated (e.g. manual, Wi-Fi, app) and matches the eCheckinSource enum used by the Checkin entity.

Authentication

This endpoint requires OAuth2 authentication. Include a valid bearer token in the Authorization header. The authenticated user must be a full unrestricted administrator or have the FailedCheckin-Create role.

Enums

Request Body

Required Fields

integer
required
ID of the business linked to this record.
string
required
Date and time when the check-in attempt occurred.

Optional Fields

integer
ID of the coworker linked to this record.
string
MAC addresses of the device used during the check-in attempt, if available.
string
Comma-separated list of teams the coworker belonged to at the time of the failed check-in.
string
Name of the pricing plan (tariff) assigned to the coworker at the time of the failed check-in.
string
Reason or explanation for why the check-in attempt failed.
string
Date/time value for checkin attempt time local.

Code Examples

Response

200

integer
HTTP status code. 200 on success.
string
A human-readable message confirming the creation.
object
Contains the Id of the newly created record.
boolean
true if the failedcheckin was created successfully.
array
null on success.
Example Response

400

string
A summary of the validation error(s), in the format PropertyName: error message.
any
null on validation failure.
object[]
Array of validation errors.
boolean
false when the request fails validation.
Example Response