We are excited to announce that documentation for three new Track API methods is now available in our Help Center:
track_get— retrieve tracks with filters, sorting, pagination, and access checks.track_add— create new tracks in a project.track_update— update existing tracks and their related settings.
The track_get method allows you to retrieve tracks by project, track ID, status, type, or related task information. Its response includes track details, task counters, comment information, favorite labels, public URL paths, and pagination metadata via records_filtered.
The track_add method allows you to create tracks with a name, description, due date, status, type, and step number. Public projects can also associate tracks with URL paths.
The track_update method allows you to update track details, change its status, move it between projects, manage favorite labels and label groups, and update public project URL paths. Moving or removing a track also updates related tasks where required.
Together, these methods support:
- Retrieving tracks with combined filters
- Sorting and paginating track lists
- Creating tracks inside accessible projects
- Updating track names, descriptions, deadlines, types, and statuses
- Moving tracks and their tasks between projects
- Managing favorite labels and label groups
- Working with public project URL paths
- Receiving track changes through WebSocket updates
This makes the Track API useful for building project dashboards, board management interfaces, reporting tools, automation workflows, external integrations, and custom applications that need structured access to doBoard tracks.
Read the full documentation:
What’s Next?
We’re continuing to expand the doBoard API reference. The next endpoints to be documented are:
attachment_get— retrieve attachments associated with tasks, comments, tracks, or projects.attachment_add— upload and associate new attachments with doBoard objects.attachment_delete— delete existing attachments through the API.
These methods will make it possible to build complete file-management workflows for task discussions, project resources, external integrations, and custom doBoard interfaces.
Stay tuned — documentation for the Attachments API is coming soon.