Fields: Accounts
See the associated Accounting Accounts resource section for more information on how to use this resource and supported operations.
Additional references
| Type | Value | Additional information |
|---|---|---|
| Permissions resource | accounting/accounts | Permissions |
| Hooks filename | accounting.accounts.groovy | Pre and post-processing hooks |
| Distinct query-supported | No | Distinct |
API version 3
Users may be designated as members of an account and may be allowed to share its allocations. The user members may be designated as active or inactive, and as an account admin or not an account admin. Default account properties include the description, the organization it is part of, and whether or not it is active. An account's user membership can also be adjusted. By default, a standard user may only query accounts they belong to.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | String |
The unique account identifier |
| active | Boolean |
A boolean indicating whether this account is active or not |
| creationTime | Date |
The time this account was created |
| deleted | Boolean |
A boolean indicating whether this account is deleted or not |
| description | String |
The account description |
| modificationTime | Date |
The time this account was last modified |
| organization | String |
The organization to which the account belongs |
| requestId | Long |
The id of the last modifying request |
| transactionId | Long |
The id of the last modifying transaction |
| users | Set<AccountUser> |
The users associated with this account |
An account user is a person authorized to use an account.
API version 2
Users may be designated as members of an account and may be allowed to share its allocations. The user members may be designated as active or inactive, and as an account admin or not an account admin. Default account properties include the description, the organization it is part of, and whether or not it is active. An account's user membership can also be adjusted. By default, a standard user may only query accounts they belong to.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | String |
The unique account identifier |
| active | Boolean |
A boolean indicating whether this account is active or not |
| creationTime | Date |
The time this account was created |
| deleted | Boolean |
A boolean indicating whether this account is deleted or not |
| description | String |
The account description |
| modificationTime | Date |
The time this account was last modified |
| organization | String |
The organization to which the account belongs |
| requestId | Long |
The id of the last modifying request |
| transactionId | Long |
The id of the last modifying transaction |
| users | Set<AccountUser> |
The users associated with this account |
An account user is a person authorized to use an account.
API version 1
Users may be designated as members of an account and may be allowed to share its allocations. The user members may be designated as active or inactive, and as an account admin or not an account admin. Default account properties include the description, the organization it is part of, and whether or not it is active. An account's user membership can also be adjusted. By default, a standard user may only query accounts they belong to.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | String |
The unique account identifier |
| active | Boolean |
A boolean indicating whether this account is active or not |
| creationTime | Date |
The time this account was created |
| deleted | Boolean |
A boolean indicating whether this account is deleted or not |
| description | String |
The account description |
| modificationTime | Date |
The time this account was last modified |
| organization | String |
The organization to which the account belongs |
| requestId | Long |
The id of the last modifying request |
| transactionId | Long |
The id of the last modifying transaction |
| users | Set<AccountUser> |
The users associated with this account |
An account user is a person authorized to use an account.
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