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Parameter Definition

This object extends the base Parameter definition, inheriting its core fields and behaviors.

Field
Data
Description

id

string

A unique identifier for the parameter definition.

Example: HPD-1234-5678-9012

externalId

string, core

The optional external ID.

Example: customer-address

revision

uint, core

Included to support new platform entity revisioning.

account

object, core

The account that owns the parameter definition.

name

string, core

A descriptive name for the parameter.

type

string, core

The parameter's data type. Allowed values are:

  • singleLineText

  • multiLineText

  • checkbox

  • choice

  • heading

  • dropDown

  • email

  • dataObject

  • date

The available parameter types may vary depending on the parameter’s scope (Form or Case).

scope

string, core

Indicates the scope of the parameter. Allowed values are form or case.

phase

string, core

Indicates the phase of the parameter. Allowed values are request or response.

constraints

object, core

Represents the constraints object.

displayOrder

integer

Required for parameters with a scope of case.

statistics

object

Represents the parameterStatistics object, which contains statistics about the parameter.

Scope: Form

{
  groupsCount: 10,
  formsCount: 5
}

Scope: Case

{
  casesCount: 5
}

audit

object

Represents the audit object.

Parameter Statistics object

Field
Type
Description

groupsCount

integer

(Read‑only) The total number of parameter groups this parameter is linked to. Relevant only for parameters with scope form. Not returned for parameters of type case.

casesCount

integer

(Read‑only) The total number of cases this parameter is linked to. Relevant only for parameters with scope case. Not returned for parameters of type form.

formsCount

integer

(Read‑only) The total number of forms this parameter is indirectly linked to. Relevant only for parameters with scope form. Not returned for parameters of type case.

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