Unique identifier for the focus area record within the system.

System-defined classification that specifies the type of focus area, used to differentiate between different operational or strategic groupings.

System-generated global identifier used to uniquely distinguish the focus area across different environments or integrations.

URL or Vault link reference pointing to the focus area record for direct access within the platform.

Human-readable name or label given to the focus area to describe its purpose or thematic grouping.

Current lifecycle state or progress indicator of the focus area record, such as Active, Inactive, or Draft.

Username or system identifier of the user who originally created the focus area record.

Timestamp indicating when the focus area record was initially created in the system.

Username or system identifier of the user who most recently updated the focus area record.

Timestamp reflecting the most recent modification made to the focus area record.

Quantitative score representing the relevance or importance of the focus area in the context of clinical trial engagements or activities.

Numerical score that quantifies how strongly the focus area is associated with events, such as meetings, conferences, or symposia.

Identifier assigned from an external system or legacy platform to facilitate cross-system traceability.

Descriptive name used internally or externally to denote the primary theme or subject of the focus area.

Aggregate metric indicating a high-priority score derived from combined sub-focus scores, used to flag highly relevant areas.

Metric indicating the focus area's alignment with publications, such as journal articles or scientific content.

Name of the record type used to apply specialized business rules, workflows, or page layouts to the focus area record.

Reference to the related account, such as a healthcare provider organization or institution, that is associated with the focus area.

Identifier linking the focus area to a specific account relationship, used in account-based segmentation or targeting.

User or group responsible for managing or overseeing the focus area record.

Cumulative score combining all relevant focus dimensions (for example, clinical trials, publications, events) to quantify overall strategic value.

Identifier inherited from a previous Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system used to support migration history, auditability, or reference mapping.