firstName
, mail
, managerId
, etc…) called coreData
;applicationData
. Some of them are nested in a applicationData
JSON object in read (GET) requests, and some are root properties.extendedData
. Their names are prefixed with "e_"
. For read requests, these are always nested in the extendedData
attribute.Name | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
address | Employee’s personal address. | CodeData |
e_bloodType | Employee’s blood type. | ExtendedData |
profile_cleemy_89 | Employee’s expenses management profile (for application 89). | ApplicationData |
axis-sections
in a “Cost Center” axis
. Read more about axes and axis-sections.
In order to attach an axis-section of a given axis to a user, you may use dynamic properties whose key must match:
{ "userAxisValues_{{axisId}}": {"id": {{axisSectionId}} }
.
For example, if user with ID 416 belongs to the cost center which corresponds to the axis-section with ID 35 in the axis with ID 2:
"profile_cleemy_{{appInstanceId}}
where appInstanceId
is the ID of the corresponding Cleemy Expense appplication instance (there can be more than one Cleemy Expenses application installed on any given account).
The schema is of type object
.