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CompanyForResponse

A company

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
id UUID Id [optional]
created_at datetime Creation date [optional]
updated_at datetime Last time the record was changed [optional]
deleted_at datetime Date when the record was deleted [optional]
name str The company name [optional]
domain_name CompanyDomainName [optional]
address CompanyAddress [optional]
employees int Number of employees in the company [optional]
linkedin_link CompanyLinkedinLink [optional]
x_link CompanyXLink [optional]
annual_recurring_revenue CompanyAnnualRecurringRevenue [optional]
ideal_customer_profile bool Ideal Customer Profile: Indicates whether the company is the most suitable and valuable customer for you [optional]
position float Company record position [optional]
created_by AttachmentForResponseCreatedBy [optional]
updated_by AttachmentForResponseUpdatedBy [optional]
account_owner_id UUID [optional]
attachments List[AttachmentForResponse] Attachments linked to the company [optional]
people List[PersonForResponse] People linked to the company. [optional]
account_owner WorkspaceMemberForResponse [optional]
task_targets List[TaskTargetForResponse] Tasks tied to the company [optional]
note_targets List[NoteTargetForResponse] Notes tied to the company [optional]
opportunities List[OpportunityForResponse] Opportunities linked to the company. [optional]
favorites List[FavoriteForResponse] Favorites linked to the company [optional]
timeline_activities List[TimelineActivityForResponse] Timeline Activities linked to the company [optional]

Example

from twentycrm_client.models.company_for_response import CompanyForResponse

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of CompanyForResponse from a JSON string
company_for_response_instance = CompanyForResponse.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(CompanyForResponse.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
company_for_response_dict = company_for_response_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of CompanyForResponse from a dict
company_for_response_from_dict = CompanyForResponse.from_dict(company_for_response_dict)

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