Supported countries & preset configurations

https://api.workingdays.org/api-countries

Creating a custom configuration

By default, the working days API works with the following default parameters:

• public holidays: national public holidays
• weekend days: Saturday/Sunday (except for Israel : Friday/Saturday)
• work hours: Morning : 08:00 -> 12:00 and Afternoon: 14:00 -> 18:00
• wages: 20 $ / hour
• overtime, custom dates, custom rules : none

But all calendars can be fully customized.
Suppose we want to customize our calendar for Australia:

• Let’s go to the corresponding working days website and log in (using any email):
  

• From the setup screen, define your weekend days one by one and define your own default week time schedule (1 to 4 weeks templates are supported). It is your own default definition of a regular week (working hours morning and afternoon for each day of the week):
  

• Choose your public holidays one by one, or by selecting one of our preset configurations:
  

• Define one or several custom periodic rules: for instance “every second Monday of the month is closed” or “every Tuesday of January” has specific working hours that overloads your default week time schedule:
  

• Add some specific “custom dates” (full day or half day, typically days off). If a custom date is a working day, you can define its working hours, morning and afternoon, overloading your default week time schedule,

• Now our calendar is fully configured, let’s copy the profile ID (6 characters), we will send it as the API parameter profile_id:
  

Pricing / Quota consumption

The consumption is not based on the number of requests sent but on the number of days analysed.
For instance “100,000 days/mo” means you can analyse up to a total of 100 000 days in a month (any country, any number of requests).

• When you query the endpoint analyse with the parameters start_date=2019-01-01&end_date=2019-12-31, it will take off 365 days of your monthly quota because they are 365 days in the year 2019.
• When you query the endpoint add_working_days with the parameters country_code=FR&start_date=2020-01-01&increment=100, it will take off 147 days of your monthly quota because the resulting period is 147 days long.
• When you query the endpoint get_info_day, it will remove 1 day from your monthly quota
• When you query the endpoint add_working_hours, it will remove 1 day for every 8 hours added/removed from your monthly quota (with a minimum of 1 day)