Account
Accounts represent companies or organizations in Lightfield. Each account can have contacts, opportunities, tasks, and notes associated with it.
Get account field definitions
Get field value history
Create an account
Update an account
Retrieve an account
List accounts
Delete an account
Restore an account
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AccountCreateResponse { id, createdAt, fields, 4 more }
fields: Record<string, Fields>Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
relationships: Record<string, Relationships>Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
directions?: Directions { asDestination, asSource } Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
AccountDefinitionsResponse { fieldDefinitions, objectType, relationshipDefinitions }
fieldDefinitions: Record<string, FieldDefinitions>Map of field keys to their definitions, including both system and custom fields.
Map of field keys to their definitions, including both system and custom fields.
typeConfiguration: TypeConfiguration { currency, handleService, multipleValues, 3 more } Type-specific configuration (e.g. select options, currency code).
Type-specific configuration (e.g. select options, currency code).
handleService?: "TWITTER" | "LINKEDIN" | "FACEBOOK" | "INSTAGRAM"Social platform associated with this handle field.
Social platform associated with this handle field.
relationshipDefinitions: Record<string, RelationshipDefinitions>Map of relationship keys to their definitions. Self-referential relationships include optional directional metadata on the bare definition.
Map of relationship keys to their definitions. Self-referential relationships include optional directional metadata on the bare definition.
directions?: Directions { asDestination, asSource } Directional metadata for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
Directional metadata for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
AccountDeleteResponse { id, createdAt, fields, 4 more }
fields: Record<string, Fields>Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
relationships: Record<string, Relationships>Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
directions?: Directions { asDestination, asSource } Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
AccountFieldHistoryResponse { data, hasMore, nextCursor }
data: Array<Data>Recorded values for the field, newest first.
Recorded values for the field, newest first.
Human-readable rendering of the value (e.g. a select option label), suitable for display.
True for the record’s original value. Only set when the full history fits in the response (never on a truncated/paginated page).
AccountListResponse { data, object, totalCount }
data: Array<Data>Array of entity objects for the current page.
Array of entity objects for the current page.
fields: Record<string, Fields>Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
relationships: Record<string, Relationships>Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
directions?: Directions { asDestination, asSource } Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
AccountRestoreResponse { id, createdAt, fields, 4 more }
fields: Record<string, Fields>Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
relationships: Record<string, Relationships>Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
directions?: Directions { asDestination, asSource } Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
AccountRetrieveResponse = Entity { id, createdAt, fields, 4 more } | Restricted { id, restricted }
Entity { id, createdAt, fields, 4 more }
fields: Record<string, Fields>Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
relationships: Record<string, Relationships>Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
directions?: Directions { asDestination, asSource } Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
AccountUpdateResponse { id, createdAt, fields, 4 more }
fields: Record<string, Fields>Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
Map of field names to their typed values. System fields are prefixed with $ (e.g. $name, $email); custom attributes use their bare slug.
relationships: Record<string, Relationships>Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
Map of relationship names to their associated entities. System relationships are prefixed with $ (e.g. $owner, $contact). A self-referential relationship keeps its merged values and includes optional directional values. List filters select the current record’s role with :asSource or :asDestination, for example ?parent:asSource[contains]=account_id.
directions?: Directions { asDestination, asSource } Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.
Directional values for a self-referential relationship. List filters use the relationship key with :asSource or :asDestination; writes continue to use the bare key.