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Swept API + Webhooks

Put your Swept data to work.

Capture shifts, schedules, and inspections in Swept. Then use the API and webhooks to put supported data to work in your reports, systems, and follow-up workflows.

Show me what I can connect

What one customer made possible

9 automations, running unattended.

“We built four-times-daily no-show detection on Swept's API and had it running in production within weeks. Our ops team now finds out about a missed shift while there's still time to fix it, instead of hearing about it from the client the next day.”
Realcorp Commercial Cleaning logo

John Reale, Director, Realcorp Commercial Cleaning

Four-times-daily no-show checkMissed shifts surface while there is still time to act.
Weekly contracted vs. delivered hoursA recurring comparison across every serviced site.
Monthly attendance and quality reportsOperational and inspection data used for client-facing reporting.

What you could build

Three things you can say goodbye to.

Say goodbye to the weekly report rebuild.

Weekly hours by site Sample data
ContractedDelivered
Northgate40 / 40 h
Harbor Medical40 / 34 h
Elm St. Retail24 / 24 h
6-hour gap spotted at Harbor Medical

Compare contracted and delivered hours across your sites automatically, every week.

Say goodbye to copying hours between systems.

Time entries in Swept Sample data
Maria S.32 h
Daniel O.28 h
Aisha K.35 h
Luis M.24 h
✓ Hours ready for payroll review

Connect supported Swept time entries to a customer-built payroll workflow.

Say goodbye to hearing it from the client first.

No-show check Sample data
No clock-in foundNorthgate, evening crew
Check runsGap foundTeam alerted
Still time to cover it

Run a no-show check several times a day, so a missed shift reaches you before it reaches the client.

Illustrative examples. Connections require technical setup and depend on supported API data and webhook events.

How it works

From a manual routine to one that runs itself.

  1. 1

    Pick the task to simplify

    Start with a report, system handoff, or follow-up your team handles manually.

  2. 2

    Connect it

    Your technical team, or a partner, connects Swept to the tool you already use.

  3. 3

    Put the connection to work

    Refresh a report on a schedule, or act when a supported event sends an update.

Swept API: ask for the data

A report or tool requests supported Swept data when it needs it.

Illustrative flow of Swept data to connected business tools through the API
Swept Webhooks: get the update

Swept sends a supported update to your system when an event happens.

Webhook updates prompting follow-up, task creation, and a client update
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What you need to get started.

Someone technical, even part-time, or a partner, sets up each connection. Not sure who that is? We will help you scope the first one.

Examples of Swept data to explore

  • Schedules
  • Time entries
  • Employees
  • Locations
  • Inspections

Let's make the connection

Stop exporting. Start connecting.

Tell us what you want your Swept data to do next. We will help you explore the first connection worth building.

Swept Connect is in early access for Scale and Loyalty plans.

FAQ

Quick answers.

Swept mobile app schedule map with shift, work order, supply request and message notifications
Who is Swept Connect for?

Teams on Scale and Loyalty plans who move Swept data into spreadsheets, payroll or reporting by hand and want that to run on its own. Early access is open to a small group first.

Can it change my data in Swept?

Not in early access. Access is read-only for now, so connections can read supported Swept data but cannot change it.

Can I control what a connection can see?

Yes. Access can be scoped, so each connection only reaches the data it needs.

Does it connect to my payroll or accounting tool out of the box?

No. Swept Connect is not a library of ready-made integrations. Your team or a partner builds each connection using supported data. QuickBooks Online has its own native integration.