A unique identifier for the record within the system, used for referencing and indexing.

A globally unique identifier assigned to the record, ensuring consistency across different systems.

A hyperlink pointing to the record or associated content, allowing for quick access.

The name or title of the record, representing the primary identifier for the object.

The current operational status of the record, such as 'Active', 'Inactive', or 'Pending', indicating its state.

The user or system responsible for creating the record, providing traceability of the source.

The timestamp of when the record was initially created, providing historical context.

The user or system responsible for the most recent modification, ensuring accountability for changes.

The timestamp of when the record was last updated, offering a time reference for modifications.

A flag indicating whether the account preview feature is enabled during account creation, controlling visibility.

A boolean flag to activate or deactivate the network account search functionality, affecting user accessibility.

A setting that determines whether parent accounts should be included when assigning territories, ensuring proper alignment.

A list of permissible relationship types that can be established between accounts, defining the structure of account interactions.

The types of accounts managed within the CRM system, defining the scope of account classifications.

A setting that controls the visibility of parent Healthcare Organization (HCO) names in the Network Account System (NAS).

A flag to enable or disable filtering of inactive network records, ensuring only active records are shown in relevant queries.

A list of active statuses for HCOs, helping identify operational or inactive states.

A list of active statuses for Healthcare Providers (HCPs), used for determining their current status in the network.

The fields in the NAS that contain business result data, providing essential information for business decision-making.

A set of filters applied within the NAS to narrow down search results, enhancing user experience and data retrieval accuracy.

A feature that automatically populates location fields in the NAS based on available data, reducing manual input.

Fields in the NAS that contain personal result data, essential for profiling and tracking individual results.

A process that handles the deletion of network addresses, ensuring that obsolete addresses are removed from the system.

A mode setting that controls the primary management of network customer data, ensuring proper categorization and handling.

The interval time between network data integration processes, impacting the frequency and efficiency of data synchronization.

A boolean flag indicating whether all territories should be automatically assigned during the Network Account Workflow (NAW).

A list of account types in the network that are currently unverified, helping identify potential issues in account validation.

A setting that supports the inheritance of network addresses across related accounts, ensuring consistent address management.

The types of accounts managed by third parties, specifying the external entities involved in account management.

An identifier for accounts managed within the network, used to track and differentiate network-managed accounts.

The identifier for the owner or administrator responsible for the setup and configuration of the network account.

The security profile associated with the account, determining access permissions and restrictions for the user or entity.

The identifier from the legacy CRM system, useful for data migration or integration with older systems.

The default account type for HCPs, ensuring consistency in account classification.

The default account type for HCOs, providing a standardized categorization of organizations.

The profile associated with the application, which governs the functionality and settings specific to the application's operation.