Unique internal identifier for the child account record used within the database system.

System-generated global identifier used to uniquely distinguish the record across integrated environments.

System link reference that points to the resource endpoint representing this specific child account.

The primary display name of the child account, typically used in user interfaces and reports.

Current status of the child account, indicating whether it is active, inactive, pending review, or archived.

The username or identifier of the user who originally created the child account record.

Timestamp indicating when the child account record was initially created in the system.

The username or identifier of the user who last modified the child account record.

Timestamp indicating the most recent update made to the child account record.

Secondary or alias name for the child account, used for alternate display or search purposes.

Preferred time ranges for engaging with this account, formatted as a comma-separated list (morning, afternoon, evening).

The number of directly affiliated sub-accounts or entities associated with this child account.

Boolean flag indicating whether the address details should be copied from a related parent or primary account.

The status of the child account within the customer master hierarchy, which can reflect synchronization or approval state.

Identifier assigned by an external source system, used for data integration or record matching.

Reference key from an external system used to correlate this record with outside datasets or applications.

The classification of the account's position in the organizational or customer hierarchy, such as 'branch', 'division', or 'location'.

A unique code or identifier representing the physical or organizational location of the child account.

Identifier used to track this child account within mobile platforms or mobile-enabled applications.

Boolean indicator denoting whether this child account is the primary record in a multi-record network relationship.

Indicates the total number of child account affiliations associated with the specified parent account. This value reflects how many child relationships are currently linked to the parent.

Reference to the child account entity in the Veeva Vault system. This field captures the unique identifier of the child account in the relationship.

Reference to the parent account entity in the Veeva Vault system. This field stores the unique identifier of the account acting as the parent in the child-parent relationship.

Identifier of the user or team assigned ownership of the child account record. This is used for managing access, visibility, and workflow assignments.

Unique external identifier for the child account, typically used for integration with Customer Relationship Management (CRM) or legacy systems.

Phonetic representation of the child account's name using Japanese Furigana characters. Helps in accurate name pronunciation and search functionality in Japanese locales.

Unique external identifier for the parent account, generally used for mapping to external CRM or data warehouse systems.

Phonetic representation of the parent account's name using Japanese Furigana characters. Enables consistent and localized search behavior in Japanese environments.

Concatenated version of the child account's name in 'Last, First' format for search optimization, particularly in systems requiring name indexing.

Display name of the child account, as recorded in the Vault system. This name is typically presented in user-facing applications or reports.

Specifies the record type assigned to the child account, which determines the layout, behavior, and validations applicable to the record.

Pre-formatted Furigana version of the account name for use in display contexts or systems that require phonetic presentation.

Combined Furigana representation of both parent and child names, aiding in composite identification in localized or hierarchical displays.

Concatenated name of the parent and child accounts, formatted for readability in hierarchical views or relationship tracking reports.

Display name of the parent account entity. This is used for identification and presentation of account hierarchy in user interfaces and exports.

Specifies the record type associated with the parent account. Determines form layout, data rules, and permissible workflows.

Indicates whether the child account is the primary relationship under the parent account. This is typically a flag value (Yes or No) used for prioritization.

Identifier used by a legacy CRM system to track the account record. Retained for historical integration and data migration purposes.

Unique identifier assigned by Veeva Network to unify account data across systems and ensure master data consistency.

Formatted composite name combining both parent and child account names, designed for improved readability in reports and displays.