[beta] Get depreciation transactions.

get

https://api.samsara.com/assets/depreciation

Returns depreciation and adjustment transactions for assets. Transactions are returned in ascending order by the selected time field. Use queryByTimeField=updatedAtTime for incremental sync.

Rate limit: 5 requests/sec (learn more about rate limits here).

To use this endpoint, select Read Assets under the Assets category when creating or editing an API token. Learn More.

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Query Params

startTime

date-time

RFC 3339 timestamp. Inclusive start of the range, compared against queryByTimeField. Required when querying by eventTime; optional when querying by updatedAtTime. Millisecond precision and timezones are supported. (Examples: 2019-06-13T19:08:25Z, 2019-06-13T19:08:25.455Z, OR 2015-09-15T14:00:12-04:00).

endTime

date-time

RFC 3339 timestamp. Exclusive end of the range, compared against queryByTimeField. If omitted, the range is open-ended. Millisecond precision and timezones are supported. (Examples: 2019-06-13T19:08:25Z, 2019-06-13T19:08:25.455Z, OR 2015-09-15T14:00:12-04:00).

queryByTimeField

string

enum

Time field compared with startTime and endTime. Defaults to eventTime for organizations enabled for event-time queries; otherwise updatedAtTime. Valid values: eventTime, updatedAtTime

Allowed:

assetIds

array of strings

Filter by asset IDs. Up to 50 ids.

assetIds

after

string

If specified, this should be the endCursor value from the previous page of results. When present, this request will return the next page of results that occur immediately after the previous page of results.

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