BrickHierarchy
Represents the geographical or organizational brick structure hierarchy used for sales territory alignment, targeting, and performance tracking across regions and subregions.
Columns
| Name | Type | ReadOnly | Description |
| ID [KEY] | String | True |
Unique identifier for the Brick Hierarchy record, used as the primary key to distinguish each entry in the dataset. |
| Global ID | String | True |
System-generated global identifier used to uniquely reference the Brick Hierarchy record across the entire Veeva Vault environment. |
| Link | String | False |
Internal system link that references the specific Brick Hierarchy record within the platform for cross-record access or navigation. |
| Name | String | False |
User-defined name of the brick within the hierarchy, typically representing a geographic or organizational unit relevant to territory planning or segmentation. |
| Status | String | False |
Current lifecycle status of the Brick Hierarchy record, such as Active, Inactive, or Draft, used to indicate its availability or stage in the workflow. |
| Created By | String | True |
Username or identifier of the user who originally created the Brick Hierarchy record in the system. |
| Created Date | Datetime | True |
Timestamp indicating when the Brick Hierarchy record was first created, recorded in Vault's standard date-time format. |
| Last Modified By | String | True |
Username or identifier of the user who last updated the Brick Hierarchy record. |
| Last Modified Date | Datetime | True |
Timestamp of the most recent modification made to the Brick Hierarchy record, allowing for version tracking and auditability. |
| Parent Brick | String | False |
Identifier of the parent brick in the hierarchy, establishing a nested structure that supports multi-level territory management. |
| Owner | String | False |
Vault user or group responsible for managing the Brick Hierarchy record, often used for security, reporting, and workflow routing. |
| Legacy CRM Id | String | False |
Identifier imported from a legacy Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, retained for mapping historical records or ensuring backward compatibility during system migration. |