The unique identifier for the record, serving as the primary key that uniquely identifies each entry within the system.

The name assigned to the record, which typically represents its key content or purpose, helping to identify and categorize the item.

The current status of the record, indicating its state in the workflow, such as 'active', 'archived', or 'pending review'.

The individual or system that created the record, providing information on who is responsible for the creation of the record.

The date and time when the record was created, helping track when it was first added to the system.

The individual or system that made the most recent changes to the record, tracking the source of updates.

The date and time when the record was last modified, helping to track the most recent edits or updates to the record.

The identifier of the target document associated with the record, typically referencing a related document or file.

A numeric value representing an unbound reference to the document, typically used for linking or relating the record to the target document in an unstructured manner.

The type of the target document or resource, often describing the format or category (for example, PDF, Word, or webpage).

A reference or label used to mark a specific section or location within the document, enabling easy navigation.

The intended destination or endpoint for the record, such as a webpage, file location, or a section within a document.

The page number within the target document, specifying the exact location where the relevant content or information can be found.

The unique identifier for the note associated with this record, which links the record to specific commentary or annotations.

A globally unique identifier that ensures consistency and uniqueness for the record across different systems or platforms.

A hyperlink or URL associated with the record, providing access to related resources or detailed information about the record.

The title or name given to the bookmark, which helps users understand the context or content of the bookmarked section.