- Clarity Human Services Help Center
- Data Analysis
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New Clarity Human Services Interface
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2024 Data Standards
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Clarity Human Services: INVENTORY
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Clarity Human Services: Outreach
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Coordinated Entry
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Getting Started
- Accessing Clarity Human Services
- Client Records and Households
- Program Enrollments
- Managing Client Data in Screens
- Services
- Entering Client Location Data
- Files, Notes, and Contacts
- Charts and Goals
- The Attendance Module
- Working with the Referrals Tab and Community Queues
- Recording and Managing Referrals in the Client Record
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Agency Management
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HUD and Federal Partner Resources
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Report Library
- Introduction
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- Assessment-Based Reports
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- Service-Based Reports
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COVID-19 Resources
Looker API: Introduction and Resources
When it comes to retrieving data from the Clarity system there are two primary methods Clarity SQL Model and the Looker API. The purpose of this documentation is to provide a quick, preliminary introduction and provide resources to properly utilize the Looker API.
Looker is the business-intelligence platform Clarity uses for ad-hoc reporting. It is powerful and flexible. One of the powerful features is the API.
"API" stands for application programming interface. An API refers to a technological system's ability to be interacted with in a standardized way by another system. Or, you can think of it as a way to automate anything you'd do in the user interface. Retrieve data, create Looks, download CSVs, create schedules, etc.
Currently, credentials for the API may be requested through the Clarity Help Desk. A user must have a standalone Looker account and their API usage must be comparable to an average user interacting with the user interface. These conditions and terms are subject to change without notice.
Note: At this time, only basic support is available via the help desk. For more extensive support requests, please contact your BFF.
Looker API Resources
- Looker API Documentation
- Python Examples and Resources
- DIT API