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Overview

Unify provides a set of standard objects that ship with built-in attributes. The most commonly used standard objects are Company, Person, Opportunity, and User, documented below. Each attribute has an API name (used in API requests and responses) and a value type. You can extend any standard object with custom attributes, and you can link objects to one another with reference attributes.
These tables list the attributes that ship by default. A workspace may add custom attributes, so for the authoritative, live set on an object, list its attributes via the API:
A few attributes are read-only and maintained by Unify. They appear in records and query results but cannot be set directly through the API.

Company

The Company object (company) represents an organization or business entity, such as a customer, competitor, or partner.
The domain attribute has special validation and preprocessing to prevent duplicate company records. The domain is normalized (protocol and path are stripped). See Attribute value types for details.

Person

The Person object (person) represents an individual who interacts with your business, such as a prospect, customer, or contact at a partner company.

Opportunity

The Opportunity object (opportunity) represents a deal or potential business relationship. Opportunities can carry a monetary value and a stage, and can be linked to companies and people.

User

The User object (user) represents a member of your Unify workspace. Users are referenced by the record_owner attribute on other objects to indicate who owns a record.
Unlike other standard objects, the User object does not support custom attributes.

What’s next

Attribute value types

Learn how each value type behaves and what it accepts.

List attributes

Fetch the live set of attributes on any object via the API.