General Info: This is the unique identifer used in the system that will be connecting to the MoxiWorks platform.

General Info: This will be an RFC 4122 compliant UUID. If data is being pulled from The MoxiWorks Platform and integrating with your own system in a managed or automated fashion, then using agent_uuid request attribute is preferable. It is guaranteed to be unique and to never change for the lifetime of the account.

General Info: This will indicate the status of the submitted request / call.

General Info: If you have already existing agent data, agent accounts and your own user interface that agents can use to integrate your account with their MoxiWorks Platform account then you should use the moxi_works_agent_id request attribute. It is intended for use cases where integration is managed by end-user interaction.

General Info: If you have access to agent data from the same company source that MoxiWorks uses as an upstream data source then you should use the source_agent_id request attribute. This identifier will be unique only within the scope of a given company or parent_company, and must be used in conjunction with the moxi_works_company_id or parent_company_id request attributes. Please email partners@moxiworks.com for clarification about this request attribute.

General Info: MoxiWorks Plaform Company entities are your entry-point for determining the established relationships for your organization to companies on the MoxiWorks Platform and for accessing data about those companies. Many requests require a moxi_works_company_id, which can be derived from the Company Index endpoint.

General Info: This provides for a broad scope by which partners may be afforded permissions to perform MoxiWorks Platform actions, in scenarios where a partner does business with a parent company in the MoxiWorks System. It also provides broad scope under which agents may be looked up using the source_agent_id request attribute in many scenarios across different MoxiWorks Platform endpoints and actions.

General Info: This name attribute is shared between several endpoints, and generally represents the full name of the entity.

General Info: For queries with multi-page responses, use the page_number parameter to return data for specific pages. Data for page 1 is returned if this parameter is not included. Use this parameter if total_pages indicates that there is more than one page of data available.