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# Schedule

Employee schedule data — shifts and instructor task assignments — for syncing into data warehouses, payroll systems, workforce-management tools, and BI. The two endpoints in this group are the highest-volume use case for most Connect integrations.

Both endpoints follow the same paginated, dual-route pattern: a **full pull** for the initial load and a **delta pull** for ongoing incremental sync. Read [Pagination and Delta Sync](https://knowledgebase.flaik.com/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/3.-flaik-connect-api/overview/pagination-and-delta-sync) once before building either; the cursor mechanics are identical across both.

### Pages in this group

* [**Shift Data By Season**](https://knowledgebase.flaik.com/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/3.-flaik-connect-api/schedule/shift-data-by-season) — employee shifts (`GET /api/schedule/shifts/{seasonId}` and `…/delta`). Use for payroll, labour planning, time-and-attendance.
* [**Task Data By Season**](https://knowledgebase.flaik.com/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/3.-flaik-connect-api/schedule/task-data-by-season) — instructor task assignments (`GET /api/schedule/tasks/{seasonId}` and `…/delta`). Use for teaching analytics, productivity reporting, instructor utilisation.

### Typical sync pattern

1. Run the **full pull** once to seed your store.
2. Record the timestamp at which the full pull completed.
3. From then on, run the **delta pull** on a schedule (every few minutes for near-real-time, or hourly/nightly for batch), passing the timestamp of your last successful sync.
4. Apply soft-deleted records (`deleted: true` from the delta pull) as tombstones in your store.

See the [Pagination and Delta Sync](https://knowledgebase.flaik.com/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/3.-flaik-connect-api/overview/pagination-and-delta-sync) page for the cursor pattern, recovery rules, and common pitfalls.


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