Assembly Statuses

The Assembly Statuses resource allows you to view the assembly statuses available to your organisation. The response contains the fixed statuses (Parked and Completed) followed by the custom statuses you have created.

The full range of URIs and HTTP Verbs supported are:

Operation	HTTP Action
List a page of Assembly Statuses	GET `/AssemblyStatuses`

GET Assembly Statuses

Available Filters for GET Assembly Statuses

Filter	Description
`modifiedSince`	Only return custom statuses created or edited after a specified date, must be UTC format. The fixed statuses are not returned when this filter is used, because they are never modified.
`includeObsolete`	Returns all custom statuses, including obsolete, if set to `true`. If set to `false` or if it is not specified then returns only active (ie. non-obsolete) custom statuses.

Filters are used by adding the filter and value to the URI:

/AssemblyStatuses?includeObsolete=true

Note: Fixed statuses are returned first, then custom statuses ordered by Name ascending.

Available Fields for GET Assembly Statuses

Property	Type	Length	Notes
Name	String	15
Obsolete	Boolean	`true`,`false`	Always `false` for the fixed statuses.
IsCustomStatus	Boolean	`true`,`false`	`false` for the fixed statuses, `true` for statuses you have created.
LastModifiedOn	Nullable DateTime		Not returned for the fixed statuses.

Examples for Response GET `/AssemblyStatuses`

show xml example

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<AssemblyStatuses xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://api.unleashedsoftware.com/version/1">
    <Pagination>
        <NumberOfItems>4</NumberOfItems>
        <PageSize>200</PageSize>
        <PageNumber>1</PageNumber>
        <NumberOfPages>1</NumberOfPages>
    </Pagination>
    <AssemblyStatus>
        <Name>Parked</Name>
        <Obsolete>false</Obsolete>
        <IsCustomStatus>false</IsCustomStatus>
    </AssemblyStatus>
    <AssemblyStatus>
        <Name>Completed</Name>
        <Obsolete>false</Obsolete>
        <IsCustomStatus>false</IsCustomStatus>
    </AssemblyStatus>
    <AssemblyStatus>
        <Name>Awaiting Parts</Name>
        <Obsolete>false</Obsolete>
        <IsCustomStatus>true</IsCustomStatus>
        <LastModifiedOn>2026-08-17T01:35:21.4783179</LastModifiedOn>
    </AssemblyStatus>
    <AssemblyStatus>
        <Name>In Progress</Name>
        <Obsolete>false</Obsolete>
        <IsCustomStatus>true</IsCustomStatus>
        <LastModifiedOn>2026-08-18T22:04:11.1230000</LastModifiedOn>
    </AssemblyStatus>
</AssemblyStatuses>

show json example

{
    "Pagination": {
        "NumberOfItems": 4,
        "PageSize": 200,
        "PageNumber": 1,
        "NumberOfPages": 1
    },
    "Items": [
        {
            "Name": "Parked",
            "Obsolete": false,
            "IsCustomStatus": false,
            "LastModifiedOn": null
        },
        {
            "Name": "Completed",
            "Obsolete": false,
            "IsCustomStatus": false,
            "LastModifiedOn": null
        },
        {
            "Name": "Awaiting Parts",
            "Obsolete": false,
            "IsCustomStatus": true,
            "LastModifiedOn": "/Date(1786930521478)/"
        },
        {
            "Name": "In Progress",
            "Obsolete": false,
            "IsCustomStatus": true,
            "LastModifiedOn": "/Date(1787098451123)/"
        }
    ]
}

Assembly Statuses

The full range of URIs and HTTP Verbs supported are:

GET Assembly Statuses

Examples for Response GET /AssemblyStatuses

Examples for Response GET `/AssemblyStatuses`