Unique identifier for the consent line record. This is typically used as the primary key within the table.

Specifies the Vault object type for the consent line, allowing differentiation between record subtypes.

System-generated globally unique identifier for the record, used across integrated systems to ensure consistent referencing.

System-generated URL that provides a direct link to view the consent line record within the Veeva Vault interface.

Descriptive name of the consent line as defined by the user or system, which serves as a human-readable label.

Current status of the consent line, indicating if it is active, inactive, archived, or in another defined state.

Username of the Vault user who originally created the consent line record.

Timestamp indicating when the consent line record was first created.

Username of the Vault user who last modified the consent line record.

Timestamp showing the most recent modification date and time for the consent line record.

User-facing display name for the type of content associated with this consent line, such as Brochure, Video, or Slide Deck.

Human-readable name representing the group of detailed information this consent line belongs to, often used in reporting or segmentation.

Numeric value indicating the sequence in which the consent lines should appear in user interfaces or reports.

The date on which the consent associated with this line expires or becomes inactive.

Field used to categorize or aggregate consent lines, often for reporting purposes or to support grouped display logic.

Descriptive name of the product associated with this consent line, visible to users and derived from the product metadata.

The date on which the consent associated with this line becomes valid or active.

Detailed explanation of the sub-channel through which the consent content is delivered, such as Email, Web Portal, or Event Booth.

Readable name used to label the sub-channel associated with the consent line in user interfaces.

Unique identifier used internally to distinguish between different sub-channels linked to the consent line.

Defines the type of consent being recorded, such as opt-in, opt-out, or informed consent, based on regulatory or organizational policies.

Internal reference to the content classification tied to the consent line, enabling tracking of what content consent was given for.

Internal identifier for the group to which the detailed consent information belongs, used for back-end grouping and filtering.

Internal product reference used for associating the consent line with a specific pharmaceutical or commercial product.

Specifies the lifecycle associated with the record, which governs transitions, permissions, and behavior in Vault.

Current state of the record within its lifecycle, such as Draft, In Review, or Approved.

System-level identifier indicating the stage of the lifecycle state, often used in automation or reporting.

Label for the specific stage within the lifecycle, used to track record progression.

Identifier carried over from a legacy Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, retained for historical traceability and integration mapping.