The unique identifier assigned to each record within the system, used to distinguish individual entries.

A globally unique identifier for the record, used to ensure consistency across systems and platforms.

A URL or reference to an external resource or system associated with this record. It can be a link to related content or media.

The name or title of the message or content being referenced. It provides a concise label or identifier for the record.

The current status of the record, such as 'active', 'inactive', or other relevant state that indicates the record's lifecycle stage.

The identifier or name of the user who initially created this record. This helps trace the origin of the record.

The timestamp when the record was created in the system. It provides the date and time of record creation for tracking and auditing purposes.

The identifier or name of the user who last modified the record. This helps identify the individual responsible for the most recent changes.

The timestamp when the record was last updated. It indicates the most recent modification to the record.

A flag that indicates whether the record is currently active ('true') or inactive ('false'). This is used to filter out inactive records.

The content delivery network path or URL used to retrieve the media file associated with this record. It is typically used for optimized content delivery.

The identifier for the CLM content linked to this record. It connects the record to marketing activities and campaigns.

The classification or category the record falls under, such as 'video', 'document', or other predefined categories used for organizing content.

A custom response or action associated with the record, often used for interactions or reactions that are specific to the content or system.

A detailed explanation or summary of the content or purpose of the record. This field provides further context about the record's role or use.

A flag or indicator specifying whether actions associated with the record (such as edits or deletions) are disabled. It can be used to lock content.

A numerical value that determines the order in which the record appears when displayed in a list or sequence. Lower numbers are prioritized.

A flag that indicates whether the resource is shared across multiple users or departments. It helps in determining the scope of accessibility.

A list of keywords associated with the record. These are used for search optimization and categorization, helping users find relevant content.

A Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) used to verify the integrity of the media file. It ensures the file has not been corrupted.

The name of the media file associated with the record. This typically corresponds to the filename of the uploaded content.

The size of the media file, typically measured in bytes, kilobytes, or megabytes, used to assess the file's storage requirements.

An MD5 hash representing the rendition of the media file. This is used for file integrity verification and matching.

The segment or grouping associated with the record, used to categorize content by target audience, geographical region, or other criteria.

The version of the slide, if the record is part of a presentation. It helps to track updates and revisions to presentation materials.

The version number of the slide notes associated with the slide. This helps in tracking changes to notes or annotations related to the slide.

The status of the key message linked to the record, such as 'draft', 'approved', or 'archived'. It tracks the approval lifecycle of key messages.

The unique identifier used for integrating with the Veeva Vault system, ensuring synchronization between Veeva Vault and other systems.

The domain name system address for accessing the Veeva Vault, used in network configurations for system communication.

The unique document identifier within the Veeva Vault system, used to reference documents stored in the vault.

An external identifier associated with the record in the Veeva Vault system, used for linking with other systems or external databases.

A globally unique identifier (GUID) for the document or record within the Veeva Vault, used to ensure cross-system uniqueness.

The notes or annotations associated with the slide. These may include additional context, comments, or information for the viewer.

The date and time when the document in the Veeva Vault was last modified. It helps track recent changes to the document.

The vehicle or platform used for the distribution or presentation of the content, such as 'iOS app', 'web', or 'desktop'.

The resolution of the media file optimized for iOS devices. It ensures proper display on Apple devices with varying screen sizes and resolutions.

The viewer or application used to display the content on iOS devices, ensuring compatibility with the content format and the platform.

A classification group used to organize details related to the content, such as 'marketing', 'sales', or other specific groups for internal categorization.

The product strategy associated with the record, linking it to a specific business strategy or product marketing approach.

The product linked to the record. It identifies which product the content or message pertains to, useful in product-specific communications.

A shared resource identifier for content or assets that are used across multiple teams or departments. It helps ensure consistent access.

The owner or person responsible for the record. This could be an individual or department managing the record.

A flag indicating whether the slide notes should be updated. It controls whether modifications to the slide notes are allowed.

The identifier used for linking to a legacy Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, ensuring compatibility with older systems.

The identifier or document linked to the Important Safety Information (ISI), typically used in healthcare and pharmaceuticals to convey safety information.

The identifier or document linked to the Product Information (PI), used to store detailed product-related information and specifications.

The type of media associated with the record, such as 'video', 'image', 'audio', or 'document'. It classifies the content by its format.

The target platform for the content, such as 'web', 'mobile', or 'tablet'. This field helps optimize content delivery to the appropriate device.

The language in which the content is presented. It ensures proper localization and accessibility for different language-speaking audiences.

A URL link to the content or resource, providing a direct path for accessing the online version of the media or document.