I don’t know Python so I can’t help on that front. And I really only know the extreme basics of Bash but in case it helps this is a call I have that updates the status of an asset. 

AssetStatus=$(curl -sX POST --location 'https://YOURDOMAIN.incidentiq.com/api/v1.0/assets/bulk/set-status' \
	--header 'accept: application/json, text/plain, */*' \
	--header 'content-type: application/json' \
	--header 'SiteId: '$siteId'' \
	--header 'productid: '$ticketingProductId'' \
	--header 'Authorization: Bearer '$iiqToken'' \
	--data '{
  		"AssetIds": d "'$assetId'" ],
  		"Request": {
   			 "AssetId": "'$assetId'",
   			 "AssetStatusTypeId": "84d9874b-2eea-4748-3c1a-e58f75125b89"
  }
}')

Now, that said, in the case of Retiring devices I set up a rule for mine that if the status of a device is changed to retired it automatically sets all the other information I want. (In my case remove client, set a specific location/room. No API required in that case (though technically anyone with edit asset rights could do that if that’s a problem.)

Thank you @iljared98 for submitting your question to our Community. 

For a request such as this, I will direct you to submit a ticket to support. They are the best equipped to assist you with this request. 

Also, shout out to @bclark for helping with this! 

@MattHenry is a API wizard who might be able to assist there!

You can try this.

from datetime import datetime

current_date = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")  # Today's date in required format
update_endpoint = f"/assets/{asset_sid}/update"
update_payload = {
    "status": "Retired",
    "purchase_information": {
        "retired_date": current_date  # Assuming the API field is 'retired_date'
    }
}
response = requests.post(update_endpoint, json=update_payload)