Dashboards can be invoked remotely — however, this is not a data-based REST API call, but rather opening the web interface at the address of a specific dashboard.
Finding the Dashboard ID
Dashboards are stored in the dashboard-panel record, so you can retrieve their list via the API:
GET /c/{firma}/dashboard-panel.xml?detail=custom:id,kod,nazev
The response contains both the internal number and the code of each dashboard, for example DEFAULT-STATUS (Basic dashboard) or OBRATY (Customers). You can find the same information in the app under dashboard management.
Resulting Address
https://{server}:5434/c/{firma}/app/?authSessionId={token}&inDesktopApp=true#/dashboard/{ID}?lang=cs
Meaning of each part:
Part of the Address | Meaning |
| Machine identifier of the company. |
| Authentication token — how to obtain it is described in the article Generating an Authentication Token. |
| Internal number of the dashboard from the |
| Interface language, |
⚠️ The token in the address gets written into server logs. If you're only using this address to open the dashboard in a browser, this is acceptable; for data-based API calls, using the X-authSessionId header is safer.
ℹ️ This method does not return the actual dashboard data — it returns a web page. If you need the numbers, use the corresponding record or accounting outputs — see Accounting Balances and Movements.