Rallied API

Create a token in Settings → API Tokens, then send a ticketId and a prompt to one endpoint. To use the API, you must be an MSP admin with a PSA connected under Settings → Integrations.

Create an API token

Open API Tokens

Go to Settings → API Tokens.

Name the token and create it

Enter a name that identifies what will use it (for example, PSA automation), then click Create token.

Copy the token

Rallied shows the full token once. Copy it into your secrets manager, then click Done, I saved it.If you close the panel before copying, click Revoke next to the token, confirm, and create a new one.

The API Tokens page showing a newly created token with the Done, I saved it button

Rallied shows the token once. It stores only a hash, so it can’t show you the token again. If you lose it, revoke it and create a new one.

Tokens do not expire. A single token can act on any client and any ticket in your MSP. Each token displays a last used time, so you can spot idle tokens and tokens still in use that shouldn’t be.

Store tokens in a secrets manager or environment variable, never in source control or chat. Issue one token per calling system so you can revoke any single token without disrupting the others. If a token leaks, revoke it immediately.

Revoke a token

On Settings → API Tokens, click Revoke next to the token, then click Confirm revoke. Subsequent calls with that token fail immediately with a 401. Revoked tokens remain in the Revoked list so you have a record of when each one was retired.

The API Tokens page after revoking, with the token listed under Revoked

Talk to your agent about a ticket

POST https://api.rallied.ai/api/v1/talk
Authorization: Bearer rall_pat_<your-token>
Content-Type: application/json

Request body

string

required

Slug of the connected PSA that holds the ticket. Lowercase letters, digits, _, and -. Maximum 64 characters. See Integration slugs.

string

required

The ticket number or ID in that PSA. Letters, digits, ., _, and -. Maximum 64 characters. The ticket must already exist in Rallied (see How the conversation works).

string

required

What you want to ask or tell the agent. 1 to 20,000 characters.

Integration slugs

PSA	`integration` value
ConnectWise Manage	`connectwise_psa`
HaloPSA	`halo_service_solutions`
Autotask	`autotask`
SuperOps	`superops`

You can also copy the slug from the API slug chip on the integration detail page under Settings → Integrations.

Example request

curl -X POST https://api.rallied.ai/api/v1/talk \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RALLIED_API_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "integration": "connectwise_psa",
    "ticketId": "48213",
    "prompt": "Summarize what has happened on this ticket and what you would do next."
  }'

Example response

{
  "reply": "The user reported they cannot open shared mailboxes since Monday. ...",
  "thinking": "Optional. Present only when the agent shares its reasoning.",
  "turnId": "3f9c2a6e-1b6d-4d1a-9f0e-2a7c8d1e5b44",
  "sessionKey": "agent:contoso:connectwise_psa:48213:api",
  "clientSlug": "contoso",
  "mode": "execute",
  "elapsedMs": 8421
}

string

The agent’s answer to your prompt.

string

The agent’s reasoning, when it shares it. Omitted when empty.

string

Unique ID for this request/response exchange.

string

Identifier for the conversation this exchange belongs to. Stable for a given integration and ticket, so follow-up calls continue the same conversation.

string

Slug of the client that owns the ticket.

string

plan when the client is in Plan Mode, execute when the client is in Execute Mode.

integer

How long the agent took to answer, in milliseconds.

How the conversation works

Rallied must already know the ticket. The API does not look tickets up in your PSA. It only sees tickets that arrived by webhook while the integration was enabled, for companies that are active clients. You’ll get a 404 if the ticket predates the integration, the company isn’t an active client, or the client is paused. Each ticket has its own API conversation. Repeat calls for the same integration and ticket continue that conversation, so you can ask follow-up questions. This conversation is separate from the work the agent does on the ticket itself. Your prompts don’t change how the agent handles the ticket. The agent answers you, not the ticket. It won’t post to the ticket unless your prompt explicitly tells it to. Plan Mode and approval settings still apply. In Plan Mode the agent only reads and plans. In Execute Mode, actions set to Approval needed wait for a technician, exactly as they do in chat. Calls block until the agent replies. If the agent takes too long, you’ll receive a 504 with the same turnId and sessionKey. The agent keeps working. Retry the same call to continue the conversation. Activity logs every exchange. Each one appears as an API chat on the ticket, so your team can see what you asked and how the agent responded.

Errors and limits

Every error response is JSON with a single error string.

Status	`error`	What to do
401	`invalid or revoked token`	Check the `Authorization` header and the token. Rallied returns this same message for missing, malformed, unknown, and revoked tokens.
404	`integration not found` or `ticket not found`	The slug isn’t a connected, enabled integration in your MSP, or Rallied has no record of the ticket. Rallied does not query the PSA to verify.
405	`Method not allowed`	Use `POST`.
422	`integration (slug [a-z0-9_-], max 64), ticketId ([A-Za-z0-9._-], max 64) and prompt (1-20000 chars) are required`	Fix the request body. The field is `integration`, not `integrationId`.
429	`Too many requests, slow down`	Back off until the time in the `Retry-After` header.
502	`agent did not accept the message` or `agent turn failed; please retry`	Wait briefly, then retry.
503	`agent runtime unavailable`	The agent for your MSP is starting or temporarily unavailable. Retry in about a minute.
504	`agent did not reply within the timeout; the turn may still complete`	The agent is still working. Send the same request again to continue.

Rate limits:

600 requests per minute per IP address
30 requests per minute per token

Every response includes RateLimit-Limit, RateLimit-Remaining, and RateLimit-Reset. A 429 additionally includes Retry-After.

Some networks close idle requests after about 100 seconds, which can happen before Rallied’s own timeout. Treat a dropped connection as a 504. The agent keeps working, and the next call for the same ticket continues the conversation.

Chat with your agent: the same conversation, from inside Rallied or ConnectWise.
Approval settings: control which actions the agent can run from an API conversation.
Plan Mode: what the agent does when mode is plan.
Integrations: connect the PSA whose slug you pass as integration.
Credits & Billing: API prompts about a ticket are billed in credits as part of that ticket.

Get Started

Setting up

Teaching your agent

Agent control

API

Reporting

Security

Integrations

Create an API token

Revoke a token

Talk to your agent about a ticket

Request body

Integration slugs

Example request

Example response

How the conversation works

Errors and limits

​Create an API token

​Revoke a token

​Talk to your agent about a ticket

​Request body

​Integration slugs

​Example request

​Example response

​How the conversation works

​Errors and limits

​Related

Create an API token

Revoke a token

Talk to your agent about a ticket

Request body

Integration slugs

Example request

Example response

How the conversation works

Errors and limits

Related