API waitlist
Measure interest and notify teams when private preview opportunities become available.
Velrin’s public API is planned for teams that need controlled ways to connect workspaces, projects, tasks, progress, reporting, and automation with their existing systems. Access is not public yet; it will open in phases through guided review and private preview.
Open now for teams with real integration needs.
Planned phased access for core execution objects.
Planned hooks for task and progress changes.
Designed around permissions, auditability, and control.
The API should help Velrin connect with real workflows without turning the platform into a loose collection of integrations. That means phased access, clear permissions, predictable resources, and rollout paths that protect each workspace’s data and context.
Measure interest and notify teams when private preview opportunities become available.
Start with limited partner access and controlled read surfaces before broad availability.
Align access to roles, workspaces, projects, and least-privilege integration design.
Support event-driven workflows as the API matures and the platform expands.
The first API direction should follow Velrin’s actual product structure: workspaces, projects, tasks, notes, progress history, notifications, and reporting exports. This keeps integrations grounded in how people plan, assign, track, and review work.
Keep integrations aligned to where work lives.
Read the execution architecture teams are operating from.
Track changes without losing operational history.
Support dashboards, exports, and external review flows.
The long-term value is not “an API” by itself. The value is helping people keep goals, tasks, updates, reports, and notifications aligned across the tools they already use.
Export execution data into reporting workflows such as dashboards, CSV pipelines, or Data Studio-style analysis.
Support future workflows around due dates, planning windows, reminders, and calendar-aware execution.
Route meaningful task updates, ownership changes, and progress signals into the places teams already check.
Enable future automation through webhooks, no-code tools, or internal workflow systems as the API matures.
Allow teams to connect Velrin with internal applications, operational systems, or project delivery tools.
Support future paths for moving work, project structures, and reporting data into or out of Velrin.
The planned event model should focus on execution signals that matter: task creation, status changes, owner changes, progress updates, and watcher activity.
Trigger downstream workflows when a task enters the execution system.
Keep external systems aligned when title, priority, due date, or details change.
Notify reporting, customer workflows, or follow-up automation when work closes.
Track responsibility changes across operational workflows.
Reflect list or Kanban movement in external tools and dashboards.
Preserve progress updates for reporting, briefings, and operational review.
The example below is intentionally a product-direction preview, not a live endpoint contract. Public documentation should only be published once authentication, scopes, rate limits, endpoint behavior, and versioning are ready.
{
"workspace": {
"id": "wrk_preview",
"name": "Revenue Sprint OS"
},
"projects": [],
"tasks": [],
"events": [],
"reporting": {
"exports": "planned"
}
}
Get notified when private preview access opens. For detailed integration needs, use the contact path so we can review the workflow properly.
Use Velrin Services or contact us directly if your team needs custom integration planning, workflow automation, reporting, or operational implementation support.