Unique identifier for the survey record, used internally to reference the survey entity in Vault.

Specifies the type or classification of the survey, typically corresponding to a defined object type in the Vault object model.

System-generated unique identifier that remains consistent across Vaults in a multi-Vault environment.

System-managed link that provides a direct URL to the survey record within the Vault user interface.

User-defined name of the survey, typically used as the primary label when displaying or searching for surveys.

Indicates the current lifecycle state of the survey, such as Draft, In Review, or Approved.

Username of the Vault user who originally created the survey record.

Timestamp indicating when the survey was first created in the system.

Username of the Vault user who most recently modified the survey record.

Timestamp of the last time the survey record was updated.

Comma-separated list of account types associated with the survey, such as Healthcare Professional (HCP), Healthcare Organization (HCO), or other custom classifications.

Defines how the survey is assigned to users, such as manually, by rule, or based on predefined roles or segments.

Indicates whether Vault should automatically generate related target records for the survey without manual assignment.

Comma-separated list of channels (such as Email, Web, In-Person) through which the survey can be distributed.

Specifies whether employees are allowed to add comments when submitting survey responses; typically a Yes/No field stored as string.

The date after which the survey is no longer active or available to participants.

Optional external identifier that links the survey to a corresponding record in an external system or integration layer.

Indicates whether the survey is locked from further changes, typically used to prevent editing after deployment.

Specifies whether users are allowed to manually select which targets to include for the survey distribution.

The name of the profile associated with the survey, typically defining layout, access, or behavioral rules.

Geographical region to which the survey applies, often used for segmenting data or tailoring survey content.

Defines how survey scores or results are presented to end users, such as numerical, graphical, or hidden.

Comma-separated list of predefined segments that the survey applies to, used for filtering recipients or analyzing results.

Comma-separated list of teams with whom the survey is shared, granting them visibility or collaboration access.

The date on which the survey became active and available for users to complete. This is used for scheduling and reporting purposes.

The current status of the survey, such as Draft, Active, or Completed, reflecting its lifecycle progress.

Specifies the type of entity the survey is directed at, such as HCP, HCO, or internal stakeholder.

A comma-separated list of sales or user territories where the survey is distributed. Each value identifies a unique territory.

The full URL used to embed the survey within an iframe for user access via a landing page or portal.

An optional grouping label used to categorize the survey under a specific set of related detail items or themes.

The associated product or brand that the survey relates to, used for marketing, compliance, or targeting purposes.

The Vault user ID of the person who created or is responsible for managing the survey.

The highest numerical score a respondent can achieve in the survey, used to calculate performance or satisfaction.

The lowest numerical score a respondent can receive in the survey, establishing the baseline evaluation metric.

Indicates whether the survey has passed its expiration date and is no longer available for completion. Values can include Yes or No.

The identifier used in the legacy Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system for referencing this survey, supporting historical data migration or integration.

The language in which the survey is presented to the user, such as English, French, or Japanese.

The overall lifecycle model applied to the survey, defining the progression from creation to retirement.

The current state within the lifecycle model, such as Initiated, In Review, or Finalized.

A system-generated identifier for the stage within the current lifecycle state, used internally for stage tracking.

The name of the current lifecycle stage, providing insight into the progress of the survey within its configured workflow.

The Vault application profile assigned to the survey, which determines UI configuration and feature access.