Object types
Choose built-in or custom objects for API integrations.
Use this map to choose an API resource. For what each record represents in the app, see Lightfield basics.
Built-in objects
Section titled “Built-in objects”| Object | Description | Example fields |
|---|---|---|
| Account | an organization you do business with, typically a customer | website, revenue, industry |
| Opportunity | an engagement tracked by stages over a period of time, representing progress towards a deal | deal amount, stage, next steps |
| Contact | a person, typically linked to accounts and opportunities | email address, phone number, job title |
| Task | a to-do with an owner and due date | status, due date, owner |
| Meeting | a meeting synced from a calendar, or a past meeting logged manually. Retrieve meetings and download their transcript via the API. | participants, meeting url, transcript ($transcript) |
| an email message synced from a mailbox, or created through a connected mailbox | subject, sent at ($sentAt), from, to, cc, bcc, body, attachments ($attachment) | |
| Note | a note you can format and link to records | title, body, account, opportunity |
| List | a curated list of records of a given object type | name, object type |
| Member | an internal member of your team | name, email address, role |
Custom objects
Section titled “Custom objects”Create and configure custom objects in the app using Custom objects.
Read and write custom object records through the object API with the object’s slug. Fields and relationships shows how object data, including fields you add to built-in objects, is represented in the API.