Get All SCORM Assignments in Date Range

get

https://app.workramp.com/api/v1/assignments/scorm

If scorm_id is not provided it will return all SCORM assignments created or updated within the date range.
Assignments are returned in the same format as SCORM Assignment webhooks.
user is in the format defined in The user object

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You must provide either start_time (and optionally end_time) or due_date.

Query Params

start_time

date-time

Returns assignments created or updated at or after this time. The bound is inclusive, so an assignment updated at exactly start_time is returned. Accepts an ISO 8601 date or datetime. A datetime with no UTC offset is read as UTC, and a date with no time means midnight UTC.

end_time

date-time

Returns assignments created or updated at or before this time. The bound is inclusive, so an assignment updated at exactly end_time is returned. Accepts the same formats as start_time. Leave it out to return everything from start_time onwards.

due_date

date

Returns assignments due on this date, for example 2025-06-01. We store due dates in UTC and compare by UTC calendar day, so 2025-06-01 covers 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 UTC (both inclusive) on 1 June. The due date values in responses are also UTC. Read the date part as the due date and don't convert it to a local timezone, because that can move it to the previous or next day. The API ignores due_date if you also send start_time.

scorm_id

string

A specific SCORM to limit the results to. - If scorm_id is not provided it will return all SCORM assignments created or updated within the date range.

include_deleted

boolean

Defaults to false

Optional - if you want to also retrieve assignments which have been deleted, pass true. Use the is_deleted field in the response to detect these.

page

int32

Defaults to 1

Page of results to return

per_page

int32

Defaults to 20

Number of results to return per page (1-200)

Responses

You must provide either start_time (and optionally end_time) or due_date.

200200

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You must provide either `start_time` (and optionally `end_time`) or `due_date`.