Acronis

• New alertRuns for each new Acronis alert, such as a failed backup or malware found. Alerts raised before the workflow is turned on don't start it. How often it checks follows your workspace plan.
• Alert dismissedRuns for each Acronis alert that is dismissed, by a person or because the problem cleared, such as to close a matching ticket.
• Task finishedRuns for each Acronis task that finishes, such as a backup, optionally only those that failed or a single plan's. Tasks that finished before the workflow is turned on don't start it.
• New tenantRuns for each tenant created directly under a tenant, such as a new customer. Tenants there before the workflow is turned on don't start it.
• New userRuns for each user account created in a tenant or any tenant under it. Users there before the workflow is turned on don't start it.
• New workloadRuns for each new workload Acronis sees, such as a machine where an agent was just installed, so a plan can be applied to it.

• Get tenantGet a tenant (a partner, folder, customer or unit): its name, kind, status, contact and pricing mode. Leave the tenant empty for the one your API client belongs to.
• List tenantsList the tenants directly under a tenant: your customers, partners, folders or a customer's units. Gets one page; to see more, run it again with the next page it gives.
• Create tenantCreate a customer, partner, folder or unit under a tenant. It starts in trial mode with no services turned on; set its services and quotas in the Management Portal.
• Update tenantRename a tenant, enable or disable it, or change its contact, external id or internal tag. Fields left empty keep their value. Disabling a tenant stops its services and sign-ins.
• Delete tenantDisable and permanently delete a tenant, with every tenant and user under it and all their backups and data. This can't be undone.
• Get tenant usageGet how much of each service a tenant uses, such as backup storage, workloads or seats. Acronis updates it about every half hour, so don't bill from it.
• Find tenants and usersFind tenants and users by name, login, email or external id, anywhere under a tenant.
• List usersList a tenant's user accounts, up to 100 at a time. To see more, run it again with the next offset it gives.
• Get userGet a user account: login, contact, whether it is enabled and activated, and its two-factor status.
• Create userCreate a user account in a tenant, give it a role and, if you choose, email them a link to activate it. A user with no role can't use any service.
• Update userChange a user's name or phone number, or enable or disable their account. Fields left empty keep their value.
• Send activation emailEmail a user a new link to set their password and activate their account.
• Delete userDisable and permanently delete a user account and all its data. This can't be undone.
• List tasksList tasks, newest first: backups, restores and the other jobs Acronis runs, with how each ended. Filter by state, result, workload, plan or when they finished.
• Get taskGet one task: its state, result, workload, plan and times.
• List activitiesList activities, newest first: the steps tasks are made of, as the console's Activities tab shows them. Filter by task, state, result, workload, plan or when they finished.
• List alertsList alerts, newest first, such as failed backups or malware found. Filter by severity, category, words in the plan or workload name, or when they were raised.
• Get alertGet one alert, dismissed or not: its severity, details and tenant.
• Dismiss alertDismiss an alert, as the console's Dismiss button does, once the problem is handled.
• List workloadsList the workloads Acronis knows: machines, virtual machines, mailboxes and the rest, optionally only one tenant's, one type or those with no protection plan.
• List protection statusList workloads with their protection status (protected, running, warning, error, not protected) and when each plan last ran and last succeeded.
• List protection plansList protection plans with what each does (backup, antivirus, patching and the rest) and whether it is enabled.
• Apply protection planApply a protection plan to workloads, so they are backed up and protected on its schedule. The workloads need the service quota the plan uses.
• Revoke protection planTake a protection plan off workloads. Their existing backups stay.
• Run protection plan nowStart a protection plan now, outside its schedule, such as a backup before a change. Follow it with 'List tasks'.

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