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# Scripting Using the TilliT Module

The TilliT Ignition Module also enables passing information to TilliT via scripts. To see what calls are available in the script write system.tillit. and a variety of methods will appear.

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Often utilised methods are things like getApi() and postApi() which enable us to upsert things like work orders and material definitions to TilliT as well as get that information from TilliT. It is important to note that using the inbuilt system.tillit methods uses the TilliT User that has been previously set up in the configuration for the authentication, this makes calling the TilliT API very simple.

Refer to the [API Documentation](https://help.tillit.cloud/api/api/overview) for calls that can be made as well as how to filter queries and any other API support.


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