Retrieve an assignment

GET /api/v1/assignments/{assignment}

Retrieves the assignment with the given ID.

Servers

• Production server: https://api.1099policy.com (Production server)

Parameters

Path parameters

• assignment (string)
  The ID of the desired assignment (e.g., an_G5biPgc5Hc).

Responses

200

Returns an assignment object if a valid assignment ID was provided. Returns an error otherwise.

Body: application/json (object)

• bind ()
  Indicates whether to start the process of binding coverage, which includes notifying and subsequently charging the independent contractor for the premium amount due. Defaults to true. When false, 1099Policy does not notify or schedule a charge. Note that the independent contractor will not be issued coverage if bind is set to false.

• certificates (object)

• contractor (string)
  ID of the contractor.

• coverage_type (array[string])
  An array of coverage types that can include one or more of the following insurance coverage values: general, professional and workers-comp. If provided, coverage type is factored into the eligibility determination (i.e., does contractor have an active workers-comp policy, etc). Defaults to the coverage types of the most recent active policy if coverage_type is not provided.

• created (integer(int64))

• effective_date (integer(int64))
  The job assignment start date, measured in seconds since the Unix epoch.

• eligible (object)

• end_date (integer(int64))
  The projected job assignment end date, measured in seconds since the Unix epoch.

• id (string)

• job (string)
  ID of the job that the contractor intends to accept.

• net_rate (integer)
  The amount of money the 1099 contractor pays in premium per every $100 earned.

A positive integer representing the premium owed per $100 earned. The net_rate is stored in cents (e.g., 48 represents $0.48).

• policy (string)
  ID of the policy that you want attached to the assignment. Defaults to the most recent active policy with a matching job category code, work state and contractor home state.