Unique identifier for the directory record, used internally to distinguish each entry within the database.

Specifies the type or classification of the directory object, corresponding to the object_type__v system field in Veeva Vault.

A system-generated globally unique identifier that ensures uniqueness across multiple Vaults and integrations.

System-generated link to the directory object, enabling direct access via API or user interface.

Human-readable name of the directory, typically representing a folder or classification name as shown in the Vault UI.

Indicates the current lifecycle status of the directory, such as Active, Inactive, or Archived, based on Vault configuration.

Username or user ID of the individual who originally created the directory record in Vault.

Timestamp recording the date and time when the directory record was initially created.

Username or user ID of the individual who most recently modified the directory record.

Timestamp indicating when the directory record was last updated, reflecting the latest modification time.

Numeric value used to control the ordering of directories in the user interface. The lower numbers appear first.

Custom identifier used for integration with external systems or legacy applications, mapped to external_id__v.

Represents the depth or nesting level of the directory in the directory hierarchy. The root-level directories are typically level 0 or 1.

Reference to the ID of the parent directory, establishing the hierarchical structure of directories.

ID or name of the user or group designated as the owner of the directory, responsible for its maintenance or access rights.

Identifier carried over from a legacy Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, useful for data migration, mapping, or reference purposes.