Create a job with a UUID
Create a new job with the given ID.
Use this endpoint to execute a workflow with a specific time-based UUID, v7 or v1.
If the key
property is provided, it will be checked for uniqueness within the current workspace and are valid for up to 2 years.
To execute a job, provide one of the following fields:
silo_entry_id
- preferred, the UUID of the silo entry to process with the workflow.data
- raw GOBL data of the job, which will be persisted to the silo before processing.args
- a data object containing application-specific data used in the workflow’s initial actions to prepare and upload a silo entry.
The wait
query parameter can cause the server to block the incoming HTTP request and wait for up to the specified number of seconds. Typically, a workflow executes in under a second, but some actions may take longer. We recommend using the wait
query parameter only in sandbox or testing environments, as workflows can sometimes exceed expected durations due to network failures or other temporary issues.
Arguments (args
) are composed of string key-value pairs tailored to specific applications. Binary data can be included using Data URIs (data:
), which must specify the content type and include a name
parameter. For example: data:text/plain;name=example.txt;base64,ZGF0YQ==
. Any data provided via this method will be automatically uploaded to the Silo Spool service and will remain accessible only through tokens issued for the corresponding workspace.
Authorizations
Use the Bearer
scheme with a valid JWT token to authenticate requests. Example: Authorization: Bearer <token>
Path Parameters
ID of the job to create.
"5b45453c-cdd0-11ed-afa1-0242ac120002"
Query Parameters
Maximum number of seconds to block the http request waiting for the job to complete and provide a response.
60
Body
Response
Accepted
The response is of type object
.