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APIs & Webhooks

Connect governed workforce records with controlled APIs and event handoffs.

TEMVERIS is designed around reviewable workforce records and accountable downstream exchanges. API and webhook options, where supported in an approved deployment, should preserve permissions, versions and evidence while the receiving system owns its own decisions.

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In short: APIs can connect systems through authorized requests; webhooks can signal defined changes. In TEMVERIS, any such capability is deployment-dependent and must preserve approval, scope, source version and receiving-system accountability.

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  • Scoped
  • Versioned
  • Signed
  • Auditable
Conceptual · non-executable

# Conceptual event — illustrative, not runnable

event
record.approved
record_ref
<RECORD_ID>
record_version
3
tenant
<TENANT_SCOPE>
occurred_at
2026-09-23T09:31:00-07:00
correlation
<CORRELATION_ID>
signature
<VERIFY BEFORE PROCESSING>

# Delivery ≠ acknowledgment ≠ applied

Integration modes

Four ways a governed record can move.

Each mode has different guarantees. Availability depends on your approved deployment.

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    Pull

    API

    Authenticated requests

    Authorized queries and operations on governed records, within tenant and purpose scopes.

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    Push

    Event notification

    Webhooks

    Signals that a defined change occurred; the consumer fetches or verifies before acting.

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    Batch

    Structured export

    Batch handoff

    Validated, approved batches for period-based workflows such as payroll or finance.

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    Gated

    Approved connector

    Packaged route

    Only where separately published and contracted for your deployment.

Governed record lifecycle

Approval comes before publication.

Source record → approval → version → authorized publication → receipt. The final step belongs to the receiving system.

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  1. 1. Source record

    An approved input with its source.

  2. 2. Approval

    An authorized decision is recorded.

  3. 3. Version

    Each change creates a new version.

  4. 4. Authorized publication

    Only approved, in-scope data is published.

  5. 5. Receipt

    Returned only by the recipient.

A woman presenting in front of a large screen showing a glowing padlockAuthenticated · scoped · audited
API access principles

Authorized queries — never fabricated endpoints.

  • Authenticated clientsEvery request is tied to an approved client identity.
  • Tenant and purpose scopesClients see only the records and fields their purpose allows.
  • Deny by defaultUnapproved operations are refused, not silently ignored.
  • Version-aware readsResponses identify the record version they describe.

No endpoint paths, hosts or credentials are published on this page.

Webhook / event model

An event says something changed. It doesn’t say it was applied.

Event names, trigger rules and delivery semantics are documented only after approval. Consumers verify signatures, deduplicate and treat events as unordered unless a guarantee is published.

  1. Sent
  2. Received
  3. Acknowledged
  4. Validated
  5. Applied

Dashed states are asserted by the consumer, not by TEMVERIS.

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Lifecycle state rail

Seven states, each with an owner.

Delivered is not acknowledged. Acknowledged is not applied. A correction supersedes — it never silently rewrites.

  1. 01

    Pending

    Awaiting approval

  2. 02

    Authorized

    Approved for publication

  3. 03

    Queued

    Waiting to send

  4. 04

    Delivered

    Transport accepted

  5. 05

    Acknowledged

    Consumer confirmed

  6. 06

    Rejected

    Consumer declined, with reason

  7. 07

    Corrected

    Superseded by a new version

Security and entitlement

Least privilege, by design.

Controls are confirmed by the security owner for each deployment. Secrets and payloads never appear in analytics or public pages.

  • Scopes

    Tenant- and purpose-specific; unapproved operations denied.

  • Secrets

    Stored, redacted and rotated within defined boundaries.

  • Signing

    Consumers verify every event before processing.

  • Replay protection

    Timestamps and idempotency limit replays.

  • Expiry

    Credentials and tokens expire on schedule.

  • Revocation

    Access removal takes effect and is logged.

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Versioning and schema governance

Contracts change on purpose — and on record.

TopicPolicy
Contract versionEach schema carries an explicit version.
Breaking changeAnnounced, versioned and gated — never silent.
DeprecationPublished window before removal.
RolloutStaged by environment with a change log.

Specific windows and dates are published only once approved.

Reliability and recovery

Every failure has a defined next step.

Delivery semantics are documented only after approval. Until then, consumers should dedupe and assume unordered delivery.

  • Timeout

    Unknown whether received

    Next step: Retry with the same idempotency key

  • Conflict

    Newer version exists

    Next step: Fetch current version before acting

  • Rejected

    Consumer declined with reason

    Next step: Fix mapping or data; resend as new version

  • Unknown

    No acknowledgment returned

    Next step: Treat as unconfirmed; never as success

  • Duplicate

    Same event delivered twice

    Next step: Consumer deduplicates by event ID

  • Backpressure

    Consumer is overloaded

    Next step: Back off; queue; route to dead letter after limit

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Evidence and audit

A trace chain from record to receipt.

Time, provenance, correlation and currentness — within authorized access. Synthetic values.

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  1. 1

    Source record

    TV-10482 · v3

  2. 2

    Approval

    Operations Manager · 09:31

  3. 3

    Publication

    EVT-SAMPLE-0091

  4. 4

    Correlation

    <CORRELATION_ID>

  5. 5

    Delivery

    Delivered · receipt pending

Illustrative technical reference

Shapes, not specifications.

Placeholders only — no runnable credentials, hosts or routes. Approved reference documentation is gated and versioned.

Conceptual · not copy-paste ready

# Conceptual event — illustrative, not runnable

event
record.approved
record_ref
<RECORD_ID>
record_version
3
tenant
<TENANT_SCOPE>
occurred_at
2026-09-23T09:31:00-07:00
correlation
<CORRELATION_ID>
signature
<VERIFY BEFORE PROCESSING>

# Delivery ≠ acknowledgment ≠ applied

Developer readiness checklist

Integration requirements.

0 of 9 ready · a reading aid — nothing is saved

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FAQ

Service, security and availability — answered.