Attributes
Example: Lebanon
Leave this field blank (absent, empty string, or null) if the contact is in the United States.
For non-US addresses, use the English name of the country
(e.g. Germany rather than Deutschland). Place other elements
of the address in the city, state, and postal_code
fields normally.
For example, even though German address blocks include the
postal code before the city name, keep the city in the
city field and the postal code in the postal_code
field. Our software automatically reformats international
addresses as needed when printing envelopes.
Example: 03766
Example: NH
Example: 123 Main St.
The street address may contain multiple lines.
The contact's company, church, or other organization. It will be printed beneath the name and above the street address.
Example: c-###-####
Use this field to store your application's identifier for this contact.
Example: Tischler, Joe
The name we should use when showing this contact in a
list. It is usually in the format LastName, FirstName for
individuals, or just the regular name for companies and
churches.
If the file_as parameter is not included, one will be
generated automatically, based on the contact's name.
Example: Joe and Mary
The name we should use in the first line of a mail-merged letter, usually following the word "Dear".
If a 'greeting' isn't included, one will be generated automatically, based on the contact's name.
Example: Joe and Mary Tischler
The contact's full name, as it should appear on the first line of an envelope.
Example Object
{
"address" : {
"city" : "Lebanon",
"country" : "",
"postal_code" : "03766",
"state" : "NH",
"street" : "123 Main St."
},
"company" : null,
"contact_id" : "c-###-####",
"external_id" : null,
"file_as" : "Tischler, Joe",
"greeting" : "Joe and Mary",
"name" : "Joe and Mary Tischler"
}