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# Retrieve budget data

You can use our API to fetch both sales budgets or salary budgets.

### Sales budgets

You can fetch the daily sales budget (turnover numbers) for a given year and month or you can fetch monthly data for a whole year in one request.

[Get daily sales budget](/api-v1-reference/sales-budgets/get-daily-sales-budgets.md)

There will be one object with a total per day for the whole month.

[Get monthly sales budget](/api-v1-reference/sales-budgets/get-monthly-sales-budgets.md)

### Salary budgets

You can fetch the daily salary budgets a given year and month. You can fetch monthly data for a whole year in one request.

[Get daily salary budget](/api-v1-reference/salary-budgets/get-daily-salary-budgets.md)

There will be one object with a total per day for the whole month.

[Get monthly salary budget](/api-v1-reference/salary-budgets/get-monthly-salary-budgets.md)

There will be one object with a total per month for the whole year.


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