Introduction

https://api.ontraport.com/1/

Welcome to the new documentation for the Ontraport API! If you are looking for the old documentation, you can find it here.

Our API offers a simple, RESTful interface with JSON-formatted responses. With it, you can manage contacts, process transactions, add and remove tags and sequences, and much more.

This documentation contains detailed information about our most widely used API endpoints and general information about best practices.

We currently offer an official PHP client library for our API to simplify building your integration. Code examples using this library and cURL are offered on the right side of the page. You can toggle between languages using the tabs at the top.

Getting Started

Obtain an API Key

In order to get started making requests on our API, you must obtain a unique API key and App ID. These credentials can be requested in your Administration settings. Your API key provides access to powerful functionality and should not be shared with anyone.

Once you have an API key, you can also try out some requests on your account using our live documentation. These requests will be performed on your actual data, so use caution in deciding which requests to make.

Obtain a sandbox

Any requests made using your API key will be performed using real data in your Ontraport account. You can email support@ontraport.com with any questions you may have.

To obtain a sandbox account, submit an application here.

Authentication

# Using curl, you can just pass the correct header with each request
curl -X "API endpoint here" \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

// Authentication occurs when the API Key and App ID are sent as request headers
// These headers are set when you create a new instance of the Ontraport client
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");

To interact with our API, authentication credentials must be sent with each HTTP request as headers. These credentials include a unique API key and App ID. Any requests sent without valid credentials in the headers will fail.

Header	Value
`Api-Key`	Set to your unique API key. This must be used in conjunction with your unique site ID or your request will not authenticate. Required.
`Api-Appid`	Set to your unique site ID. Required.

Rate limiting

Each Ontraport account is allowed up to 180 requests per minute. This is a rolling limit that resets each minute.

If you find that your application needs more than the allotted number of calls, you may wish to check that you are utilizing our pagination tools and/or consider implementing cache functionality.

Our support staff will consider reasonable requests to increase rate limits on a per-account basis.

You can track your rate limit status via response headers:

Header	Description
`X-Rate-Limit-Limit`	The upper limit of API requests allowed per minute.
`X-Rate-Limit-Remaining`	The number of requests remaining in this one-minute period.
`X-Rate-Limit-Reset`	The number of seconds until the rolling limit resets.

Object identifiers

Each Ontraport object has both an object type ID and an object ID. In this documentation, object type ID refers to the identifier that differentiates one object type from another. All objects of the same type have the same object type ID.

ID refers to the identifier for that specific object. For example, a contact will always have an object type ID of 0, but each contact will also have a unique ID by which it can be accessed. All objects of the same type will have a different ID.

Plural and singular endpoints

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contact?id=15' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$queryParams = array(
    "id" => 15
);
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->contact()->retrieveSingle($queryParams);

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts?condition=%5B%7B%20%22field%22%3A%7B%22field%22%3A%22lastname%22%7D%2C%20%22op%22%3A%22%3D%22%2C%20%22value%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3A%22Smith%22%7D%20%7D%5D&listFields=firstname%2Clastname%2Cemail' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$queryParams = array(
    "condition"     => "[{
                           \"field\":{\"field\":\"lastname\"},
                           \"op\":\"=\",
                           \"value\":{\"value\":\"Smith\"}
                       }]",
    "listFields" => "firstname,lastname,email"
);
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->contact()->retrieveMultiple($queryParams);

Many of our objects have plural and singular endpoints. Through utilizing plural endpoints with pagination and criteria, you can minimize the number of API calls needed for your integration. Singular endpoints should be used only in the case that you want to retrieve or delete a specific object by its ID. If you wish to perform operations on a collection of objects, the plural endpoints should be used.

Retrieving an object using its singular endpoint will bring back all the data for that object, whereas using plural endpoints allows you to specify exactly which fields you would like to retrieve.

Pagination

# The response data contains a "count" field which holds the object count
curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/getInfo' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->contact()->retrieveCollectionInfo(array());
$response = json_decode($response, true);
$count = $response["data"]["count"];

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts?start=0' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts?start=50' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts?start=100' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts?start=150' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");

$start = 0;
$range = 50;

$requestParams = array(
    "start" => $start,
    "range" => $range
);
$contacts = $client->contact()->retrieveMultiplePaginated();

When making requests on collections of objects, the number of results returned defaults to the maximum, which is 50. This means that without using pagination to iterate through your collections, you will only ever access the first 50 objects. The start and range parameters allow you to navigate through larger data sets.

To determine the count of objects in your collection, you can make a call to getInfo for your desired resource and retrieve the count.

Parameter	Type	Description
`start`	integer	The offset from which your requested data should begin.
`range`	integer	The number of records returned per request.

Criteria

[{
    "field":{"field":"email"},
    "op":"=",
    "value":{"value":"test@test.com"}
}]

[{
    "field":{"field":"id"},
    "op":"IN",
    "value":{"list":[{"value":1},{"value":2}]}
}]

[{
  "field":{"field":"email"},
  "op":"=",
  "value":{"value":""}
},
"OR",
{
  "field":{"field":"email"},
  "op":"IS",
  "value":"NULL"
}]

We offer additional parameters to ensure that you are retrieving only those objects you specifically want. For example, if you would like to perform an action on contacts with the last name "Smith", it is better to target those records in your query as opposed to retrieving all your contacts and then filtering the results.

Parameter	Type	Description
`search`	string	The string to search your object collection for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	Indicates whether or not notes should be searched for the `search` string. This parameter can't be used independently of the `search` parameter.
`condition`	string	This JSON-encoded field allows you to very specifically evaluate objects for a condition. You can check whether or not fields in your object meet a particular condition. `field` is where you designate what field you want to check for a condition. `op` indicates the comparison operator you would like to use. `value` is where you can set a value or list of values to compare `field` to. Possible operators include: `> : Greater than` `< : Less than` `>= : Greater than or equal to` `<= : Less than or equal to` `= : Equal to` `IN : Field is one of a list of values` You can also string conditions together with `AND`, to check that both conditions are true, or `OR`, to check that at least one of the conditions is true. Examples can be seen to the right.

Sometimes you may just be interested in a few object fields and not the entire object. If you have a relationship between two objects, you may wish to gather information from the related object as well. In these cases, you can describe a list of the fields you would like returned.

Parameter	Type	Description
`listFields`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of object fields to retrieve.
`externs`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of related external fields to retrieve.

Instead of retrieving objects by specific IDs, you can also perform actions on a collection of objects by group ID. Group ID should be accompanied by the performAll parameter. However, if you set performAll = 1, remember that a value of 0 for group_id effectively selects all objects in a collection.

Parameter	Type	Description
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group.

Standard requests

Unique URLs

Each resource in our API is identified by a unique URL. For example, contacts can be created, retrieved, updated and deleted at:

https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts

HTTP Methods

When making an HTTP request, you must specify the method to be used. Our API accepts GET, PUT, POST and DELETE methods. Each of these methods corresponds to a persistent storage CRUD operation:

Method	Operation	Usage
`POST`	Create	Adds new data to your database.
`GET`	Retrieve	Brings back data from your database.
`PUT`	Update	Replaces old data with new.
`DELETE`	Delete	Permanently removes data from your database.

Request Headers

API requests must be accompanied by headers to specify what data formats will be sent and received. All responses will be JSON-encoded regardless of request method. The following is a list of all the headers you may be expected to send with your requests.

Header	Description
`Api-Key`	Set to your unique API key. This must be used in conjunction with your unique site ID or your request will not authenticate. Required.
`Api-Appid`	Set to your unique site ID. Required.
`Content-Type`	Specifies the format of data being sent with your request. Set to `application/x-www-form-urlencoded` or `application/json`. Required for POST and PUT requests. See the documentation for specific endpoints in these cases.

Request Parameters

Parameters for GET and DELETE requests should be encoded to a query string and appended to the URL:

https://api.ontraport.com/1/Object?param1=value1&param2=value2&param3=value3

Parameters for PUT and POST requests are sent in the request body. The data type expected in the request body is indicated in the Content-Type header.

When JSON is expected, parameters should be JSON-encoded:

{"param1":"value1","param2":"value2","param3":"value3"}

When form data is expected, parameters should be URL-encoded:

param1=value1&param2=value2&param3=value3

Extended Functionality

Simple object endpoints typically handle basic CRUD functionality for that object. For many objects, we have extended endpoints to allow for additional functionality. For example, you can obtain detailed information about the contact object by appending "getMeta" to the URL:

https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/getMeta

Requests must be made over HTTPS. Any insecure requests are redirected to the HTTPS equivalent URL.

Standard responses

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "1",
    "owner": "1",
    "firstname": "Frodo",
    "lastname": "Baggins",
    "email": "fb@gmail.com",
    "address": null,
    "city": null,
    "state": null,
    "zip": null,
    "birthday": null,
    "date": "1487705750",
    "notes": null,
    "status": null,
    "category": null,
    "lead_source": null,
    "cell_phone": null,
    "home_phone": null,
    "sms_number": null,
    "dla": "1487705750",
    "contact_cat": "",
    "bulk_mail": "1",
    "bulk_sms": "0",
    "lastvisit": null,
    "referer": "0",
    "lastaction": null,
    "office_phone": null,
    "fax": null,
    "dlm": "1487705765",
    "company": null,
    "address2": null,
    "title": null,
    "website": null,
    "country": null,
    "system_source": "0",
    "source_location": null,
    "import_id": "0",
    "ip_addy": null,
    "visits": "0",
    "freferrer": "0",
    "lreferrer": "0",
    "n_lead_source": "0",
    "n_content": "0",
    "n_term": "0",
    "n_media": "0",
    "n_medium": "0",
    "n_campaign": "0",
    "referral_page": null,
    "aff_sales": "0",
    "aff_amount": "0",
    "program_id": "0",
    "aff_paypal": null,
    "fb_birthday": "0",
    "fb_gender": null,
    "fb_likes": null,
    "fb_groups": null,
    "fb_website": null,
    "fb_hometown": null,
    "fb_location": null,
    "mrcAmount": "0",
    "mrcUnpaid": "0.00",
    "mriInvoiceNum": "0",
    "mriInvoiceTotal": "0",
    "ccType": "0",
    "ccExpirationMonth": "0",
    "ccExpirationYear": "0",
    "ccExpirationDate": "0",
    "ccNumber": null,
    "mrcResult": "0",
    "bindex": "0",
    "last_inbound_sms": null,
    "spent": null,
    "num_purchased": null,
    "updateSequence": "",
    "grade": "0.00"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Every successful API call returns a JSON-formatted response containing:

Element	Type	Description
`code`	integer	Indicates the success or failure of the call. If code is `0`, this indicates an HTTP 200 successful call.
`data`	object	Contains object-specific attributes and data
`account_id`	integer	ID of the account making the API call

Error and response codes

Both successful and unsuccessful calls will return HTTP response codes. The most common codes you will encounter using our API are as follows:

Code	Description
`200`	OK - Your request was completed successfully.
`400`	Bad Request - Your request data is not properly formed.
`401`	Unauthorized - You are not authenticated.
`403`	Forbidden - You do not have permissions to access this resource.
`404`	Not Found - You are requesting a resource that does not exist.
`422`	Unprocessable Entity - One or more of the fields you included were not able to be processed. Currently used for invalid email addresses.
`429`	Too Many Requests - You have exceeded your maximum rate limit of 180 requests per minute.
`500`	Internal Server Error - Something has gone wrong on the website's server.

Click here to see a full listing of possible codes.

Accessible Objects

The following is a list of objects exposed by the API, along with their object type ID and corresponding permissions.

TRY IT OUT LIVE

Object	Object Type ID	GET	PUT	POST	DELETE
Automation Log Item	100	x
Blast	13	x		x	x
Calendar	175	x
Calendar Event	160	x	x	x	x
Calendar Event Guest	161	x
Calendar Event Type	177	x		x	x
Calendar Potential Guest	174	x
Calendar Template	164	x	x	x	x
Campaign	75	x
Campaign Builder	140	x
Commission	38	x
Contact	0	x	x	x	x
Content	78	x		x	x
Coupon	123	x	x	x	x
Coupon Code	124	x
Coupon Product	125	x
Credit Card	45	x	x
Custom Domain	58	x
Custom Object	99	x
Custom Object Relationship	102	x
Customer Value	96	x
Deleted Open Order	146	x
Facebook App	53	x
Form	22	x
Form (ONTRAForms)	122	x
Fulfillment List	19	x	x	x	x
Gateway	70	x
Group	3	x			x
IMAP Setting	101	x
Landing Page	20	x	x	x	x
Lead Router	69	x	x	x	x
Lead Source	76	x		x	x
Log Item	4	x
Medium	77	x		x	x
Message	7	x	x	x	x
Message Template	68	x
Note	12	x	x	x	x
Offer	65	x	x	x
Open Order	44	x
Order	52	x			x
Partner	36	x
Partner Product	87	x
Partner Program	35	x	x	x	x
Partner Promotional Item	40	x	x	x	x
Postcard Order	27	x
Product	16	x	x	x	x
Product Sales Log	95	x
Purchase	17	x
Purchase History Log	30	x
Referral	37	x
Role	61	x
Rule	6	x	x	x	x
Sales Report	94	x
Scheduled Broadcast	23	x
Sequence	5	x	x	x	x
Sequence Subscriber	8	x
Shipped Package	47	x
Shipping Collected	97	x
Shipping Fulfillment Run	49	x
Shipping Method	64	x	x	x	x
Subscriber Retention	92	x
Subscription Sale	93	x
Tag	14	x	x	x	x
Tag Subscriber	138	x
Task	1	x	x
Task History	90	x
Task Note	89	x	x
Task Outcome	66	x
Tax	63	x	x	x	x
Taxes Collected	98	x
Term	79	x		x	x
Tracked Link	80	x	x	x	x
Transaction	46	x
Upsell Form	42	x
URL History	88	x
User	2	x	x
Webhook	145	x	x	x	x
Wordpress Membership	43	x	x	x	x
Wordpress Site	67	x

Field Types

check

Check represents a boolean checkbox.

Valid values

0, 1

country

Represents a selectable country.

Valid values

Real countries

"US"=>"United States"
"CA"=>"Canada"
"GB"=>"United Kingdom"
"AF"=>"Afghanistan"
"AX"=>"Åland"
"AL"=>"Albania"
"DZ"=>"Algeria"
"AS"=>"American Samoa"
"AD"=>"Andorra"
"AO"=>"Angola"
"AI"=>"Anguilla"
"AQ"=>"Antarctica"
"AG"=>"Antigua and Barbuda"
"AR"=>"Argentina"
"AM"=>"Armenia"
"AW"=>"Aruba"
"AU"=>"Australia"
"AT"=>"Austria"
"AZ"=>"Azerbaijan"
"BS"=>"Bahamas"
"BH"=>"Bahrain"
"BD"=>"Bangladesh"
"BB"=>"Barbados"
"BY"=>"Belarus"
"BE"=>"Belgium"
"BZ"=>"Belize"
"BJ"=>"Benin"
"BM"=>"Bermuda"
"BT"=>"Bhutan"
"BO"=>"Bolivia"
"BQ"=>"Bonaire"
"BA"=>"Bosnia and Herzegovina"
"BW"=>"Botswana"
"BV"=>"Bouvet Island"
"BR"=>"Brazil"
"IO"=>"British Indian Ocean Territory"
"VG"=>"British Virgin Islands"
"BN"=>"Brunei"
"BG"=>"Bulgaria"
"BF"=>"Burkina Faso"
"BI"=>"Burundi"
"KH"=>"Cambodia"
"CM"=>"Cameroon"
"CA"=>"Canada"
"CV"=>"Cape Verde"
"KY"=>"Cayman Islands"
"CF"=>"Central African Republic"
"TD"=>"Chad"
"CL"=>"Chile"
"CN"=>"China"
"CX"=>"Christmas Island"
"CC"=>"Cocos (Keeling) Islands"
"CO"=>"Colombia"
"KM"=>"Comoros"
"CK"=>"Cook Islands"
"CR"=>"Costa Rica"
"HR"=>"Croatia (Local Name: Hrvatska)"
"CU"=>"Cuba"
"CW"=>"Curacao"
"CY"=>"Cyprus"
"CZ"=>"Czech Republic"
"CD"=>"Democratic Republic of the Congo"
"DK"=>"Denmark"
"DJ"=>"Djibouti"
"DM"=>"Dominica"
"DO"=>"Dominican Republic"
"TL"=>"East Timor"
"EC"=>"Ecuador"
"EG"=>"Egypt"
"SV"=>"El Salvador"
"GQ"=>"Equatorial Guinea"
"ER"=>"Eritrea"
"EE"=>"Estonia"
"ET"=>"Ethiopia"
"FK"=>"Falkland Islands (Malvinas)"
"FO"=>"Faroe Islands"
"FJ"=>"Fiji"
"FI"=>"Finland"
"FR"=>"France"
"GF"=>"French Guiana"
"PF"=>"French Polynesia"
"TF"=>"French Southern Territories"
"GA"=>"Gabon"
"GM"=>"Gambia"
"GE"=>"Georgia"
"DE"=>"Germany"
"GH"=>"Ghana"
"GI"=>"Gibraltar"
"GR"=>"Greece"
"GL"=>"Greenland"
"GD"=>"Grenada"
"GP"=>"Guadeloupe"
"GU"=>"Guam"
"GT"=>"Guatemala"
"GG"=>"Guernsey"
"GN"=>"Guinea"
"GW"=>"Guinea-Bissau"
"GY"=>"Guyana"
"HT"=>"Haiti"
"HM"=>"Heard Island and McDonald Islands"
"HN"=>"Honduras"
"HK"=>"Hong Kong"
"HU"=>"Hungary"
"IS"=>"Iceland"
"IN"=>"India"
"ID"=>"Indonesia"
"IR"=>"Iran"
"IQ"=>"Iraq"
"IE"=>"Ireland"
"IM"=>"Isle of Man"
"IL"=>"Israel"
"IT"=>"Italy"
"CI"=>"Ivory Coast"
"JM"=>"Jamaica"
"JP"=>"Japan"
"JE"=>"Jersey"
"JO"=>"Jordan"
"KZ"=>"Kazakhstan"
"KE"=>"Kenya"
"KI"=>"Kiribati"
"XK"=>"Kosovo"
"KW"=>"Kuwait"
"KG"=>"Kyrgyzstan"
"LA"=>"Laos"
"LV"=>"Latvia"
"LB"=>"Lebanon"
"LS"=>"Lesotho"
"LR"=>"Liberia"
"LY"=>"Libya"
"LI"=>"Liechtenstein"
"LT"=>"Lithuania"
"LU"=>"Luxembourg"
"MO"=>"Macao"
"MG"=>"Madagascar"
"MW"=>"Malawi"
"MY"=>"Malaysia"
"MV"=>"Maldives"
"ML"=>"Mali"
"MT"=>"Malta"
"MH"=>"Marshall Islands"
"MQ"=>"Martinique"
"MR"=>"Mauritania"
"MU"=>"Mauritius"
"YT"=>"Mayotte"
"MX"=>"Mexico"
"FM"=>"Micronesia"
"MD"=>"Moldova"
"MC"=>"Monaco"
"MN"=>"Mongolia"
"ME"=>"Montenegro"
"MS"=>"Montserrat"
"MA"=>"Morocco"
"MZ"=>"Mozambique"
"MM"=>"Myanmar (Burma)"
"NA"=>"Namibia"
"NR"=>"Nauru"
"NP"=>"Nepal"
"NL"=>"Netherlands"
"NC"=>"New Caledonia"
"NZ"=>"New Zealand"
"NI"=>"Nicaragua"
"NE"=>"Niger"
"NG"=>"Nigeria"
"NU"=>"Niue"
"NF"=>"Norfolk Island"
"KP"=>"North Korea"
"MK"=>"North Macedonia"
"MP"=>"Northern Mariana Islands"
"NO"=>"Norway"
"OM"=>"Oman"
"PK"=>"Pakistan"
"PW"=>"Palau"
"PS"=>"Palestine"
"PA"=>"Panama"
"PG"=>"Papua New Guinea"
"PY"=>"Paraguay"
"PE"=>"Peru"
"PH"=>"Philippines"
"PN"=>"Pitcairn Islands"
"PL"=>"Poland"
"PT"=>"Portugal"
"PR"=>"Puerto Rico"
"QA"=>"Qatar"
"CG"=>"Republic of the Congo"
"RE"=>"Réunion"
"RO"=>"Romania"
"RU"=>"Russia"
"RW"=>"Rwanda"
"BL"=>"Saint Barthélemy"
"SH"=>"Saint Helena"
"KN"=>"Saint Kitts and Nevis"
"LC"=>"Saint Lucia"
"MF"=>"Saint Martin"
"PM"=>"Saint Pierre and Miquelon"
"VC"=>"Saint Vincent and the Grenadines"
"WS"=>"Samoa"
"SM"=>"San Marino"
"SA"=>"Saudi Arabia"
"SN"=>"Senegal"
"RS"=>"Serbia"
"SC"=>"Seychelles"
"SL"=>"Sierra Leone"
"SG"=>"Singapore"
"SX"=>"Sint Maarten"
"SK"=>"Slovakia (Slovak Republic)"
"SI"=>"Slovenia"
"SB"=>"Solomon Islands"
"SO"=>"Somalia"
"ZA"=>"South Africa"
"GS"=>"South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands"
"KR"=>"South Korea"
"SS"=>"South Sudan"
"ES"=>"Spain"
"LK"=>"Sri Lanka"
"SD"=>"Sudan"
"SR"=>"Suriname"
"SJ"=>"Svalbard and Jan Mayen"
"SZ"=>"Swaziland"
"SE"=>"Sweden"
"CH"=>"Switzerland"
"SY"=>"Syria"
"ST"=>"São Tomé and Príncipe"
"TW"=>"Taiwan"
"TJ"=>"Tajikistan"
"TZ"=>"Tanzania"
"TH"=>"Thailand"
"TG"=>"Togo"
"TK"=>"Tokelau"
"TO"=>"Tonga"
"TT"=>"Trinidad and Tobago"
"TN"=>"Tunisia"
"TR"=>"Turkey"
"TM"=>"Turkmenistan"
"TC"=>"Turks and Caicos Islands"
"TV"=>"Tuvalu"
"UM"=>"U.S. Minor Outlying Islands"
"VI"=>"U.S. Virgin Islands"
"UG"=>"Uganda"
"UA"=>"Ukraine"
"AE"=>"United Arab Emirates"
"GB"=>"United Kingdom"
"US"=>"United States"
"UY"=>"Uruguay"
"UZ"=>"Uzbekistan"
"VU"=>"Vanuatu"
"VA"=>"Vatican City"
"VE"=>"Venezuela"
"VN"=>"Vietnam"
"WF"=>"Wallis and Futuna"
"EH"=>"Western Sahara"
"YE"=>"Yemen"
"ZM"=>"Zambia"
"ZW"=>"Zimbabwe"

fulldate

(may be listed as 'date' in older accounts)

A fulldate type represents a date. The info for time is stored, but not typically displayed. (use a 'Date & Time' field if you want to display a date AND time)

Valid values

A unix timestamp

Example: 1580854597 (which is 02/04/2020)

funnel

Deprecated and no longer used.

longtext

A long section of text, usually multiple lines.

Valid values

Any string.

numeric

A number

Valid values

A number.

price

A value representing a currency amount.

Valid values

Some integer or decimal number with 2 decimal spaces. A dollar sign at the front is allowed, but not necessary.

Valid examples: 3, $7, or $2.10

Invalid examples: 1.54356 or 12.01$

phone

A phone number.

Valid values

Something in the form of +X XXX-XXX-XXXX

state

A state within a country. Available countries are US, AU, ZA, and IN.

Valid values

Available states

"AL"=>"Alabama"
"AK"=>"Alaska"
"AZ"=>"Arizona"
"AR"=>"Arkansas"
"CA"=>"California"
"CO"=>"Colorado"
"CT"=>"Connecticut"
"DE"=>"Delaware"
"DC"=>"D.C."
"FL"=>"Florida"
"GA"=>"Georgia"
"HI"=>"Hawaii"
"ID"=>"Idaho"
"IL"=>"Illinois"
"IN"=>"Indiana"
"IA"=>"Iowa"
"KS"=>"Kansas"
"KY"=>"Kentucky"
"LA"=>"Louisiana"
"ME"=>"Maine"
"MD"=>"Maryland"
"MA"=>"Massachusetts"
"MI"=>"Michigan"
"MN"=>"Minnesota"
"MS"=>"Mississippi"
"MO"=>"Missouri"
"MT"=>"Montana"
"NE"=>"Nebraska"
"NV"=>"Nevada"
"NH"=>"New Hampshire"
"NM"=>"New Mexico"
"NJ"=>"New Jersey"
"NY"=>"New York"
"NC"=>"North Carolina"
"ND"=>"North Dakota"
"OH"=>"Ohio"
"OK"=>"Oklahoma"
"OR"=>"Oregon"
"PA"=>"Pennsylvania"
"PR"=>"Puerto Rico"
"RI"=>"Rhode Island"
"SC"=>"South Carolina"
"SD"=>"South Dakota"
"TN"=>"Tennessee"
"TX"=>"Texas"
"UT"=>"Utah"
"VT"=>"Vermont"
"VA"=>"Virginia"
"WA"=>"Washington"
"WV"=>"West Virginia"
"WI"=>"Wisconsin"
"WY"=>"Wyoming"
"AB"=>"Alberta"
"BC"=>"British Columbia"
"MB"=>"Manitoba"
"NB"=>"New Brunswick"
"NL"=>"Newfoundland and Labrador"
"NS"=>"Nova Scotia"
"NT"=>"Northwest Territories"
"NU"=>"Nunavut"
"ON"=>"Ontario"
"PE"=>"Prince Edward Island"
"QC"=>"Quebec"
"SK"=>"Saskatchewan"
"YT"=>"Yukon"
"ACT"=>"(AU) Australian Capital Territory"
"NSW"=>"(AU) New South Wales"
"VIC"=>"(AU) Victoria"
"QLD"=>"(AU) Queensland"
"AU_NT"=>"(AU) Northern Territory"
"AU_WA"=>"(AU) Western Australia"
"SA"=>"(AU) South Australia"
"TAS"=>"(AU) Tasmania"
"GP"=>"(ZA) Gauteng"
"WP"=>"(ZA) Western Cape"
"EC"=>"(ZA) Eastern Cape"
"KZN"=>"(ZA) Kwa-Zulu Natal"
"NW"=>"(ZA) North West"
"AF_NC"=>"(ZA) Northern Cape"
"MP"=>"(ZA) Mpumalanga"
"FS"=>"(ZA) Free State"
"INASM" => "(IN) Assam"
"INANP" => "(IN) Andaman and Nicobar Islands"
"INARP" => "(IN) Andhra Pradesh"
"INAUP" => "(IN) Arunachal Pradesh"
"INBIH" => "(IN) Bihar"
"INCHA" => "(IN) Chandigarh"
"INCHH" => "(IN) Chhattisgarh"
"INDEL" => "(IN) Delhi"
"INDAM" => "(IN) Daman and Diu"
"INDAD" => "(IN) Dadra and Nagar Haveli"
"INGOA" => "(IN) Goa"
"INGUJ" => "(IN) Gujarat"
"INHAR" => "(IN) Haryana"
"INHIM" => "(IN) Himachal Pradesh"
"INJAM" => "(IN) Jammu and Kashmir"
"INJHA" => "(IN) Jharkhand"
"INKAR" => "(IN) Karnataka"
"INKER" => "(IN) Kerala"
"INLAK" => "(IN) Lakshadweep"
"INMIZ" => "(IN) Mizoram"
"INMAD" => "(IN) Madhya Pradesh"
"INMEG" => "(IN) Meghalaya"
"INMAN" => "(IN) Manipur"
"INMAH" => "(IN) Maharashtra"
"INNAG" => "(IN) Nagaland"
"INODI" => "(IN) Odisha"
"INPUD" => "(IN) Puducherry"
"INPUN" => "(IN) Punjab"
"INRAJ" => "(IN) Rajasthan"
"INSIK" => "(IN) Sikkim"
"INTRI" => "(IN) Tripura"
"INTAM" => "(IN) Tamil Nadu"
"INUTK" => "(IN) Uttarakhand"
"INUTP" => "(IN) Uttar Pradesh"
"INWBG" => "(IN) West Bengal"
"_NOTLISTED_" => "My State is not listed"

drop

A dropdown field.

Valid values

For a dropdown field, you must provide options for users to select.

"type": {
  "alias": "Sales Stage",
  "type": "drop",
  "options": {
    "1": "Closed - Lost",
    "2": "Closed - Won",
    "3": "Committed",
    "4": "Consideration",
    "5": "Demo Scheduled",
    "6": "Qualified Lead",
    "7": "New Prospect"
  }
}

list

A list selection field.

Valid values

For a list selection field, you must provide options for users to select. When updating a list type field, the option ID values must be separated by this delimiter: */*. For example, */*55*/*97*/*.

"f1792": {
    "alias": "Example List",
    "type": "list",
    "required": 0,
    "unique": 0,
    "editable": 1,
    "deletable": 1,
    "options": {
        "123": "One",
        "124": "Two",
        "125": "Three"
    }
}

text

A text field.

Valid values

Any string.

timestamp

A unix timestamp that is treated as a time and date adjusted to timezone.

Valid values

Any unix timestamp.

Example: 1580854597 (which is 02/04/2020 @ 10:16pm (UTC))

parent

Related to a parent or child object.

Valid values

The value will just be an id referring to the specific 'parent' object.

The parent's object type will be specified as 'parent_object' in the meta call.

"f1723": {
    "alias": "Offspring(Parent)",
    "type": "parent",
    "required": 0,
    "unique": 0,
    "editable": 1,
    "deletable": 0,
    "parent_object": "10002"
}

{
    "id": 1723,
    "alias": "Offspring(Parent)",
    "field": "f1723",
    "type": "parent",
    "required": 0,
    "unique": 0,
    "editable": 1,
    "deletable": 0,
    "options": "{\"model\":\"10002\"}"
}

mergefield

A combination of other fields' values. These fields cannot be created or directly modified.

Valid values

Example of a full name (combining first name and last name): <op:merge field='firstname'>X</op:merge> <op:merge field='lastname'>X</op:merge>

The field overall shows up in field editor like: { "id": 198, "alias": "Name", "field": "fn", "type": "mergefield", "required": 0, "unique": 0, "editable": 0, "deletable": 0, "options": "<op:merge field='firstname'>X</op:merge> <op:merge field='lastname'>X</op:merge>" },

image

A unique image name referring to an image hosted by Ontraport. The API accepts image field updates via image URLs. API requests containing Ontraport image fields (except profile_image field) are rehosted to Ontraport which generates a new image URL for the same image.

Note: As the image URL changes in the response, do not rely on utilizing the same image URL you sent in your request.

Example request:

A request to POST /objects: { "objectID" : 0, "firstname" : "Bob", "yourimagefield" : "https://yourserver.jpeg" }

A plausible response for this is: { "objectID" : 0, "firstname" : "Bob", "yourimagefield" : "https://i.ontraport.com/200030.a02f959a506cbae565c7e.JPEG" }

Valid values

Image URLs starting with i.ontraport.com/youraccountID. are valid values

{
    "id": 1679,
    "alias": "Profile Image",
    "field": "profile_image",
    "type": "image",
    "required": 0,
    "unique": 0,
    "editable": 1,
    "deletable": 1,
    "options": "https://i.ontraport.com/"
}

subscription

Refers to some type of subscription value (tags, campaigns, or sequences).

Valid values

If you want to update these values, refer to /objects/subscribe (for campaigns and sequences) and /objects/tag (for tags)

Refer to Tag Subscribers or Sequence Subscribers objects for more details.

percentage

A numeric value representing a percentage. Also displays the count of the numerator to the left of the percentage.

Valid values

No value directly stored. 'mergefield' is the numerator field.

The 'extra_data' field will carry some more info, such as the denominator field and precision.

Example: {"ref_field":"mcsent","precision":2,"link_sprintf":{"url":"/#!/%s/listAll&bmasks=[[\"%i\",\"11\",true,\"AND\"]]", "fields":["url","id"]}}

raw_percentage

Same as percent, just displayed as only as the percentage.

related_data

Related data is a way to grab the field info of some related data object.

Valid values

The value will directly store and update to match the targeted data.

The way this is handled is through 'options', visible in the /fieldeditor call. It will be a chain of fields separated by '//'. This chain shows the path of relations, going to the final object and then its field. (Currently, the user interface only supports going through two relations, although further chaining is supported by our backend.)

{
    "id": 1738,
    "alias": "ParentName",
    "field": "f1738",
    "type": "related_data",
    "required": 0,
    "unique": 0,
    "editable": 0,
    "deletable": 1,
    "options": "f1736//f1708"
}

{
    "id": 1738,
    "alias": "GrandData",
    "field": "f1738",
    "type": "related_data",
    "required": 0,
    "unique": 0,
    "editable": 0,
    "deletable": 1,
    "options": "f1736//f1722//f1709"
}

email

A string that represents an email address.

Valid values

Strings will be checked to be of the format X@Y.Z

sms

A string value representing a SMS number

Valid values

Integers will be validated as long as they are numeric and less than 16 characters. The backend will reformat them as well as it can.

address

A string representing an address.

Valid values

Any string will be considered valid.

JSONtext

Text meant to be interpreted as JSON.

Valid values

Any string is valid input, but may not be valid JSON.

timezone

A timezone, represented as a string and interpreted where necessary.

Valid values

Examples: * America/Los_Angeles * Europe/London * Australia/Sydney * Asia/Tokyo * Asia/Kolkata

url

A string representing a URL.

Valid values

Input type is string, but validated to be a proper URL.

unique

A unique ID.

Valid values

A system-generated string that doesn't match any other unique ID of any object across the account.

Objects

The objects API provides powerful and versatile functionality for a wide variety of our objects. Although we provide many endpoints for specific object types, using generic object endpoints with an object type ID provides an interface for most objects.

You can create new objects, get or delete single objects or collections of objects, and update object data. You can also retrieve meta for all objects or a single object to obtain more detailed information about object attributes, and retrieve information about a collection of objects.

This API also contains functionality allowing you to tag and untag, add and remove objects from sequences, and pause and unpause rules and sequences.

To perform a request on any object endpoint, you must provide a valid object type ID. All other parameters are specific to the object you are accessing.

The generic object

Attributes

Generic object endpoints are unique because of their flexibility. Functions can be performed on any object using these endpoints given that a valid object type ID and correctly structured data is provided. However, if the data for your API request is not supplied as expected for that object type, your request will fail.

If you are not sure what the correct parameters are to send with your request, you can use the objects/meta endpoint to retrieve information about object fields before proceeding.

Custom Objects

Custom objects created in Ontraport accounts will automatically have accessible endpoints for GET, PUT, POST, and DELETE requests. Fields in custom objects can be modified through the /fieldeditor endpoint. However, all custom objects are created with the following default fields that cannot be deleted or edited.

Attributes	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The custom object's ID.
`unique_id`	integer	System field. Can't be updated through the API. Identifies an object in the database. Not case-sensitive.
`owner`	integer	The ID of the user who controls the custom object. This field must contain a value for a custom object to be saved properly.
`date`	timestamp	The date the custom object was added, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`dla`	integer	Date of the custom object's last activity. In this documentation, activity means that the custom object interacted with a form, website, or email link.
`dlm`	timestamp	The date the custom object was last modified, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`system_source`	integer	System field. Can't be updated through the API. Identifies the source from which the custom object was added to the database.
`source_location`	string	System field. Can't be updated through the API. Identifies the specific location from which the custom object was added to the database.
`import_id`	integer	System field. Can't be updated through the API. The ID of the import batch the custom object was imported with, if any.
`ip_addy`	string	Deprecated. The custom object's IP address. This is an old version of `ip_addy_display` and is not used anymore.
`ip_addy_display`	string	The custom object's IP address.
`contact_cat`	string	Deprecated. The tags a custom object is subscribed to. Each tag has an ID, and in this field the tags are appended together with the delimiter `/`. A `contact_cat` entry containing multiple tags looks like this: `/1/2/3/`. Tags are now related to custom objects in a separate tag subscriber object.
`bulk_mail`	integer	A flag that indicates a custom object's bulk email status. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Transactional Only` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` `-5 => Under review` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a custom object who has opted to receive only transactional mail.
`bulk_sms`	integer	A flag that indicates whether or not a custom object is opted in to receive bulk texts. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Opted-out` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a custom object who has opted out.

bindex updateSequence | string | Deprecated. The sequences a custom object is subscribed to. Each sequence has an ID, and in this field the sequences are appended together with the delimiter */*. An updateSequence entry containing multiple tags looks like this: */*1*/*2*/*3*/*. Sequences are now related to custom objects in a separate sequence subscribers object. If you want to subscribe a custom object to a sequence please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint. updateCampaign | string | Deprecated. The campaigns a custom object is subscribed to. Each campaign has an ID, and in this field the campaigns are appended together with the delimiter */*. This field will appear in responses, but should not be updated. If you want to subscribe a custom object to a campaign please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint. Note : "campaign" throughout this doc is called "automation" throughout the Ontraport app.

Create an object

curl -X POST -d '{
  "objectID": 0,
  "firstname": "Mary",
  "lastname": "Smith",
  "email": "msmith@ontraport.com"
}' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "firstname" => "Mary",
    "lastname"  => "Smith",
    "email"     => "msmith@ontraport.com"
);
$response = $client->object()->create($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "firstname": "Mary",
    "lastname": "Smith",
    "email": "msmith@ontraport.com",
    "id": "7",
    "owner": "1",
    "address": null,
    "city": null,
    "state": null,
    "zip": null,
    "birthday": null,
    "date": "1492557339",
    "cell_phone": null,
    "home_phone": null,
    "sms_number": null,
    "dla": "1492557339",
    "contact_cat": "",
    "bulk_mail": "1",
    "bulk_sms": "0",
    "office_phone": null,
    "fax": null,
    "dlm": "1492557339",
    "company": null,
    "address2": null,
    "title": null,
    "website": null,
    "country": null,
    "system_source": "3",
    "source_location": null,
    "import_id": "0",
    "ip_addy": null,
    "ip_addy_display": null,
    "visits": "0",
    "freferrer": "0",
    "lreferrer": "0",
    "n_lead_source": "0",
    "n_content": "0",
    "n_term": "0",
    "n_media": "0",
    "n_medium": "0",
    "n_campaign": "0",
    "referral_page": null,
    "aff_sales": "0",
    "aff_amount": "0",
    "program_id": "0",
    "aff_paypal": null,
    "fb_birthday": "0",
    "fb_gender": null,
    "fb_likes": null,
    "fb_groups": null,
    "fb_website": null,
    "fb_hometown": null,
    "fb_location": null,
    "mrcAmount": "0",
    "mrcUnpaid": "0.00",
    "mriInvoiceNum": "0",
    "mriInvoiceTotal": "0",
    "ccType": "0",
    "ccExpirationMonth": "0",
    "ccExpirationYear": "0",
    "ccExpirationDate": "0",
    "ccNumber": null,
    "mrcResult": "0",
    "last_inbound_sms": null,
    "spent": null,
    "num_purchased": null,
    "updateSequence": "",
    "updateCampaign": "",
    "grade": "0.00"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

This endpoint will add a new object to your database. It can be used for any object type as long as the correct parameters are supplied. This endpoint allows duplication; if you want to avoid duplicates you should merge instead.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/json

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a JSON-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.

*All other parameters depend upon the object.

Note when using custom fields of the list selection type as a parameter, it must have the option's id wrapped with the delimiter */*. If a list selection field has "field" => "f1500" with options mapped as follows: "1" => "one", "2" => "two". An entry containing multiple options looks like this: "f1500": "*/*1*/*2*/*". You can obtain information regarding your custom fields with the GET /objects/meta endpoint.

Create or merge an object

curl -X POST -d 'objectID=0&firstname=Marie&email=msmith@ontraport.com' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/saveorupdate' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "firstname" => "Marie",
    "email"     => "msmith@ontraport.com" // The unique field for the contact object
);
$response = $client->object()->saveOrUpdate($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "attrs": {
      "firstname": "Marie",
      "dlm": "1500506335",
      "id": "7"
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Looks for an existing object with a matching unique field and merges supplied data with existing data. If no unique field is supplied or if no existing object has a matching unique field, a new object will be created. While merging on the unique_id field is supported for ORM objects, merging on the id field is not, and may cause unintended consequences. If you would like to update an object based on its ID, you should use the update endpoint.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/saveorupdate

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`ignore_blanks`	boolean	Whether or not blank strings should be ignored upon update. Defaults to false: blank strings passed to this endpoint will overwrite existing value. This option will not ignore 0's or boolean false.
`unique_id`	string	A unique identifier for the object (only ORM objects have a `unique_id` field). This field is system generated and can't be updated. If a unique_id is sent that matches an object in the account, that object's data will be updated. This field will take precedence over other unique fields.

*All other parameters depend upon the object.

Create fields and sections in an object record

curl -X POST -d '{
"objectID": 0,
"name": "Contact Information",
"fields": [
  [
    {
      "alias": "My New Field",
      "type": "text",
      "required": 0,
      "unique": 0
    }
  ],
  [],
  [
    {
      "alias": "My New Dropdown",
      "type": "drop",
      "options": {
        "add": [
          "first", "second", "third"
        ]
      }
    }
  ]
]
}' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
use OntraportAPI\Models\FieldEditor\ObjectField;
use OntraportAPI\Models\FieldEditor\ObjectSection;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");

$myField = new ObjectField("My New Field", ObjectField::TYPE_TEXT);
$myDropDown = new ObjectField("My New Dropdown", ObjectField::TYPE_DROP);
$myDropDown->addDropOptions(array("first", "second", "third"));

$mySection = new ObjectSection("Contact Information", array($myField, $myDropDown));

$requestParams = $mySection->toRequestParams();
$requestParams["objectID"] = ObjectType::CONTACT;
$response = $client->object()->createFields($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "success": [
      {
        "f1558": "My New Field"
      },
      {
        "f1559": "My New Dropdown"
      }
    ],
    "error": []
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Create new fields and sections in an object record. If the section name doesn't exist, a new one will be created with that name.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/json

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`name`	string	The name of the Section. Required.
`fields`	array	An array of columns containing fields containing arrays of field objects. Required. Example of how these are nested: `[[{field1}],[{field2}],[{field3}]]`

Field

This field object

Parameter	Type	Description
`alias`	string	The name of the field. Required.
`type`	string	The field type. Required. Can be one of the following: `check` `country` `fulldate` `list` `longtext` `numeric` `price` `phone` `state` `drop` `text` `email` `sms` `address`
`required`	integer	If this field should be required. Default `0`.
`unique`	integer	If this field should be unique. Default `0`.
`options`	object	Extra options for certain field types. If the field is a `drop` or `list` type, specify if you want to `add` the values and provide an array of names: `"add":["first", "second", "third"]`

Retrieve a single object

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/object?objectID=14&id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID" => ObjectType::TAG, // Object type ID: 14
    "id"       => 1
);
$response = $client->object()->retrieveSingle($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "tag_id": "1",
    "tag_name": "Contact Tags",
    "group_id": "0",
    "object_type_id": "0"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves all the information for an existing object of the specified object type.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/object

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`id`	integer	The ID of the specific object. Required.

Retrieve multiple objects

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects?objectID=0&sort=lastname&sortDir=desc' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"   => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "sort"       => "lastname",
    "sortDir"    => "desc",
    "listFields" => "id,firstname,lastname,email"
);
$response = $client->object()->retrieveMultiple($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "firstname": "Mary",
      "lastname": "Smith",
      "email": "msmith@ontraport.com",
      "owner": "1"
    },
    {
      "id": "2",
      "firstname": "Fred",
      "lastname": "Brown",
      "email": "fbrown@ontraport.com",
      "owner": "1"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": "12345",
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a collection of objects based on a set of parameters.

You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing criteria and our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`ids`	string	An integer array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all objects of specified type being selected.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other object fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.
`externs`	string	If you have a relationship between your object and another object, you may want to include the data from a related field in your results. Each external field is listed in the format `{object}//{field}`. Multiple fields are separated by commas.
`listFields`	string	A string array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Retrieve objects having a tag

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tag?objectID=0&tag_id=1&listFields=id%2Cowner%2Cfirstname%2Clastname%2Cemail' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "objectID"     => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "tag_id"       => 2,
    "listFields" => "id,firstname,lastname,email"
);
$response = $client->object()->retrieveAllWithTag($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "3",
      "owner": "1",
      "firstname": "John",
      "lastname": "Doe",
      "email": "john@ontraport.com"
    },
    {
      "id": "4",
      "owner": "1",
      "firstname": "Jane",
      "lastname": "Doe",
      "email": "jane@ontraport.com"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": "12345",
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a collection of objects having a specified tag.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tag

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`tag_id`	integer	The ID of the tag you would like to filter your objects by. Either `tag_id` or `tag_name` is required. If both are provided, `tag_id` will be prioritized.
`tag_name`	string	The name of the tag you would like to filter your objects by. Either `tag_id` or `tag_name` is required. If both are provided, `tag_name` will be ignored.
`count`	boolean	Indicates whether to retrieve a count of the collection instead of the collection itself.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other object fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.
`externs`	string	If you have a relationship between your object and another object, you may want to include the data from a related field in your results. Each external field is listed in the format `{object}//{field}`. Multiple fields are separated by commas.
`listFields`	string	A string array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Retrieve an object ID by email

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/object/getByEmail?objectID=0&email=tester%40ontraport.com&all=0' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID" => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "email"    => "tester@ontraport.com",
    "all"      => 0
);
$response = $client->object()->retrieveIdByEmail($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "6"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "ids": [
      "6",
      "12"
    ]
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves the IDs of contact objects or custom objects by their email fields. You can retrieve an array of all the IDs of objects with matching emails, or you can retrieve the first matching ID.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/object/getByEmail

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`email`	string	The email of the object you would like to retrieve. Required.
`all`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether you would like to retrieve an array of all IDs for objects with a matching email. The default value of `0` indicates that you just want the first matching ID. A value of `1` indicates that you would like an array of all matching IDs.

Retrieve object meta

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/meta?format=byId&objectID=7' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID" => ObjectType::MESSAGE, // Object type ID: 7
    "format"   => "byId"
);
$response = $client->object()->retrieveMeta($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "7": {
      "name": "Message",
      "fields": {
        "alias": {
          "alias": "Name",
          "type": "text",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "1",
          "deletable": "0"
        },
        "name": {
          "alias": "Name",
          "type": "mergefield",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": 0,
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "subject": {
          "alias": "Subject",
          "type": "text",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "spam_score": {
          "alias": "Spam Score",
          "type": "",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": null,
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "type": {
          "alias": "Type",
          "type": "drop",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": "1",
          "options": {
            "e-mail": "Email",
            "e-mail transactional": "Email (Transactional)",
            "Task": "Task",
            "sms": "SMS",
            "Postcard": "Postcard",
            "[\"e-mail\",\"Template\"]": "Email/ONTRAmail",
            "Template": "ONTRAmail",
            "template transactional": "ONTRAmail (Transactional)"
          }
        },
        "mcsent": {
          "alias": "Sent",
          "type": "numeric",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "mcopened": {
          "alias": "Opened",
          "type": "percentage",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "mcclicked": {
          "alias": "Clicked",
          "type": "percentage",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "mcabuse": {
          "alias": "Complaints",
          "type": "percentage",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "mcunsub": {
          "alias": "Opt Outs",
          "type": "percentage",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "date": {
          "alias": "Date Created",
          "type": "timestamp",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "mcnotopened": {
          "alias": "Not Opened",
          "type": "percentage",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "mcnotclicked": {
          "alias": "Not Clicked",
          "type": "percentage",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "1"
        },
        "dlm": {
          "alias": "Date Modified",
          "type": "timestamp",
          "required": "0",
          "unique": "0",
          "editable": "0",
          "deletable": "0"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves the field meta data for the specified object.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/meta

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. If none is supplied, meta for all objects will be retrieved.
`format`	string	Indicates whether the list should be indexed by object name or object type ID. Possible values are `byId` and `byName` (default).

Retrieve object collection info

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/getInfo?objectID=0&search=Mary' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "search"    => "Mary"
);
$response = $client->object()->retrieveCollectionInfo($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "listFields": [
      "fn",
      "email",
      "office_phone",
      "date",
      "grade",
      "dla",
      "contact_id"
    ],
    "listFieldSettings": [],
    "count": "2"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves information about a collection of objects, such as the number of objects that match the given criteria.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/getInfo

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects you wish to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other object fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Retrieve fields and sections in an object record

curl -X GET \
    'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor?objectID=0&section=Contact%20Information' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");

// Get all sections and fields
$response = $client->object()->retrieveFields(array(
    "objectID" => 0
));
// Get the fields in a particular section
$response = $client->object()->retrieveFields(array(
    "objectID" => 0,
    "section" => "Contact Information"
));
// Get information for a single field
$response = $client->object()->retrieveFields(array(
    "objectID" => 0,
    "field" => "firstname"
));

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": 1,
    "name": "Contact Information",
    "description": "",
    "fields": [
      [
        {},
        {
          "id": 1,
          "alias": "First Name",
          "field": "firstname",
          "type": "text",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "options": null
        },
        {
          "id": 2,
          "alias": "Last Name",
          "field": "lastname",
          "type": "text",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "options": null
        },
        {
          "id": 3,
          "alias": "Email",
          "field": "email",
          "type": "email",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "options": null
        },
        {},{}
      ],
      [{},{}],
      [{},{}]
    ]
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieve information about the fields and sections an object has. If a section name is passed, only the fields in that section will be returned. If a field name is passed, only that field information will be returned. By default, this endpoint returns all sections and fields for a specified object.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`section`	string	The name of the Section.
`field`	array	The name of the field e.g. f1234

Update an object's data

curl -X PUT -d '{
   "objectID": 0,
   "id": 7,
   "lastname": "Smyth"
 }' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "id"        => 7,
    "lastname"  => "Smyth"
);
$response = $client->object()->update($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "attrs": {
      "lastname": "Smyth",
      "dlm": "1500506494",
      "id": "7"
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Updates an existing object with given data. The object type ID and ID of the object to update are required. The other fields should only be used if you want to change the existing value.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/json

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a JSON-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`id`	integer	The ID of the object. For ORM objects, either `id` or `unique_id` is required. For non-ORM objects, `id` is required.
`unique_id`	string	In ORM objects only. A unique identifier for the object. This field is system generated and can't be updated. If the `unique_id` sent matches an object in the account, that object's data will be updated. Either `id` or `unique_id` are required. If both are sent, `unique_id` will be ignored.

*All other parameters depend upon the object.

Update fields and sections in an object record

curl -X PUT -d '{
"objectID": 0,
"name": "Contact Information",
"description": "Fields for contacts",
"fields": [
  [
    {
      "field": "f1558",
      "alias": "Changed New Field",
      "type": "longtext"
    }
  ]
]
}' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
use OntraportAPI\Models\FieldEditor\ObjectField;
use OntraportAPI\Models\FieldEditor\ObjectSection;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");

$myField = new ObjectField("Changed New Field", ObjectField::TYPE_LONGTEXT);
$mySection = new ObjectSection("Contact Information", array($myField));

$requestParams = $mySection->toRequestParams();
$requestParams["objectID"] = ObjectType::CONTACT;
$response = $client->object()->updateFields($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "success": [
      {
        "f1558": "Changed New Field"
      }
    ]
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Update fields and sections in an object record. The section MUST exist in order to update it. Any fields that do not already exist will be created. Fields can be matched either by their alias (displayed name), or by the actual name of the field e.g. f1234

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/json

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`name`	string	The name of the Section.
`description`	string	A description for the new Section.
`fields`	array	An array of columns containing fields containing arrays of field objects. Required. Example of how these are nested: `[[{field1}],[{field2}],[{field3}]]`

Field

This field object

Parameter	Type	Description
`field`	string	The name of the field. Required unless alias is sent.
`alias`	string	The display name of the field. If sent along with `field`, the alias will be renamed to what is provided.
`type`	string	The field type. This is only used for converting `text` to `longtext`.
`options`	object	Extra options for certain for certain field types. If the field is a `drop` or `list` type, specify if you want to `remove` or `replace` the values and providing an array of names: `"remove":["first", "second", "third"]`

Delete a single object

curl -X DELETE 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/object?objectID=0&id=4' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "id"        => 4
);
$response = $client->object()->deleteSingle($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Deletes an existing object of the specified object type.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/object

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID to delete. Required.
`id`	integer	The ID of the specific object to delete. Required.

Delete multiple objects

curl -X DELETE 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects?objectID=14&ids=1%2C2' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::TAG, // Object type ID: 14
    "ids"       => "1,2"
);
$response = $client->object()->deleteMultiple($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "Deleted",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

This endpoint deletes a collection of objects. Use caution with this endpoint.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`ids`	string	An integer array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of objects to delete. Entering a value of 0 will result in all objects of specified type being selected.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects you want to delete. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other object fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Delete fields and sections in an object

curl -X DELETE -d 'objectID=0&field=f1234'\
    'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");

$response = $client->object()->deleteFields(array(
    "objectID" => 0,
    "field" => "f1234"
));

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "Deleted",
  "account_id": "50"
}

Deletes a field, or section in an object record. If attempting to delete a section, the section MUST be empty.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/fieldeditor

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`section`	string	The name of the Section.
`field`	array	The name of the field e.g f1234

Add an object to a sequence

curl -X PUT -d 'objectID=0&add_list=1&ids=6' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/sequence' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"       => 6,
    "add_list"  => 1
);
$response = $client->object()->addToSequence($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "The subscription is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Adds one or more objects to one or more sequences.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/sequence

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`add_list`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the sequence(s) to which objects should be added. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to be added to sequences. Required.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects to include in your query. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Tag an object

curl -X PUT -d 'objectID=0&add_list=2&ids=6' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tag' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID" => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"      => 6,
    "add_list" => 2
);
$response = $client->object()->addTag($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "The tag is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Adds one or more tags to one or more objects.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tag

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`add_list`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the tag(s) which should be added to objects. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to be tagged. Required.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects to include in your query. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Tag an object by name

curl -X PUT -d '{
  "objectID": 0,
  "ids": [
    2
  ],
  "add_names": [
    "Blue","Yellow"
  ]
}' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tagByName' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"  => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"       => array(7),
    "add_names" => array(
        "Blue",
        "Yellow"
    )
);
$response = $client->object()->addTagByName($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "The tag is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Adds one or more tags to one or more objects by the tag name. This endpoint will create the tag if it doesn't exist.

Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tagByName

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key} Api-Appid: {app_id} Content-Type: application/json

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a JSON-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`add_names`	string	An array of the names of the tag(s) which should be added to objects. Required.
`ids`	string	An array of the IDs of the objects to be tagged. Required.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects to include in your query. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Note:

"campaign" throughout this doc is called "automation" throughout the Ontraport app.

curl -X PUT -d 'objectID=0&add_list=3&ids=2&sub_type=Campaign' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/subscribe' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID" => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"      => 2,
    "add_list" => 3,
    "sub_type" => "Campaign"
);
$response = $client->object()->subscribe($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "The subscription is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Subscribes one or more objects to one or more campaigns or sequences.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/subscribe

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key} Api-Appid: {app_id} Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`add_list`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the campaign(s) or sequence(s) the objects should be subscribed to. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to be subscribed. Required.
`sub_type`	string	Either `Campaign` or `Sequence`. If no value is supplied, `Campaign` will be used.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Remove an object from a sequence

curl -X DELETE -d 'objectID=0&remove_list=1&ids=6' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/sequence' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"     => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"          => 6,
    "remove_list"  => 1
);
$response = $client->object()->removeFromSequence($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "The subscription is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

This endpoint removes one or more objects from one or more sequences.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/sequence

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`remove_list`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the sequences(s) from which to remove objects. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to be removed from sequence(s). Required.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects to include in your query. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Remove a tag from an object

curl -X DELETE -d 'objectID=0&remove_list=2&ids=6' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tag' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"     => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"          => 6,
    "remove_list"  => 2
);
$response = $client->object()->removeTag($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "The tag is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

This endpoint removes one or more tags from one or more objects.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tag

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`remove_list`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the tag(s) to be removed from objects. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to remove from tag(s). Required.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects to include in your query. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Remove a tag from an object by name

curl -X DELETE -d '{
  "objectID": 0,
  "ids": [
    2
  ],
  "remove_names": [
    "Blue","Yellow"
  ]
}' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tagByName' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"      => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"           => array(7),
    "remove_names"  => array(
        "Blue",
        "Yellow"
    )
);
$response = $client->object()->removeTagByName($requestParams);

{
  "data": "The tag is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

This endpoint removes one or more tags from one or more objects by the tag name.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/tagByName

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/json

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a JSON-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`remove_names`	string	An array of the names of the tag(s) to be removed from objects. Nonexistent tag names will be ignored and will not cause a failure. Required.
`ids`	string	An array of the IDs of the objects to remove from tag(s). Required.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Unsubscribe an object from a campaign or sequence

Note:

"campaign" throughout this doc is called "automation" throughout the Ontraport app.

curl -X DELETE -d 'objectID=0&remove_list=3&ids=2&sub_type=Campaign' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/subscribe' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"     => ObjectType::CONTACT, // Object type ID: 0
    "ids"          => 2,
    "remove_list"  => 3,
    "sub_type"     => "Campaign"
);
$response = $client->object()->unsubscribe($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "The subscription is now being processed.",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

This endpoint unsubscribes one or more objects from one or more campaigns or sequences.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/subscribe

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Required.
`remove_list`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the campaign(s) or sequence(s) to unsubscribe objects from. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to unsubscribe. Required.
`sub_type`	string	Either `Campaign` or `Sequence`. If no value is provided, `Campaign` will be used.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Pause rules and sequences for an object

curl -X POST -d 'objectID=5&ids=1' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/pause' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"     => ObjectType::SEQUENCE, // Object type ID: 5
    "ids"          => 1
);
$response = $client->object()->pause($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "account_id": "12345"
}

This endpoint pauses rules, sequences, and sequence subscribers.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/pause

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID. Possible object types are rules, sequences, and sequence subscribers. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to be paused. Required.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects to include in your query. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Unpause rule and sequences for an object

curl -X POST -d 'objectID=5&ids=1' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/unpause' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
use OntraportAPI\ObjectType;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "objectID"     => ObjectType::SEQUENCE, // Object type ID: 5
    "ids"          => 1
);
$response = $client->object()->unpause($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Unpauses rules, sequences, and sequence subscribers.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/objects/unpause

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`objectID`	integer	The object type ID to be unpaused. Possible object types are rules, sequences, and sequence subscribers. Required.
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the objects to unpause. Required.
`start`	integer	The offset to start your search from.
`range`	integer	The number of objects to include in your query. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which objects should be affected. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Custom objects

# Retrieving a custom object using the generic objects endpoints
curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/object?objectID=10003&id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

# Retrieving a custom object using the specific endpoint for an example object
curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Company?&id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
// Retrieving a sample custom object with object type ID 10003
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;
$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
            "id" => 1
);
$response = $client->custom(10003)->retrieveSingle($requestParams);

If you have custom objects you have created in the app, these can also be accessed through the API. All custom object attributes depend upon the object you have created.

Like other object types, you can use the objects API with the object type ID to access CRUD functionality for custom objects. You also can use the plural and singular endpoints which are dynamically created for your account for each custom object type in your database. For example, if you created a "Company" object you would have the following two endpoints:

https://api.ontraport.com/1/Company

and

https://api.ontraport.com/1/Companies

A listing of the endpoints available to you can be viewed in our live documentation.

Object type IDs for custom objects are always greater than 10000. You can spot these objects if you make a call to retrieve meta for all objects and look for IDs meeting that criteria.

Responses for these calls will follow the same model as responses for other resources, but the content of the data array will vary.

Calendar Events - COMING SOON!

Object Type ID: 160

A calendar event object can be created manually or added to your account via a google calendar sync. Each recurring calendar event has a single entry which represents all possible entries, unless edits have been made to a single occurrence or a group of occurences that differ from the parent event.

Through the calendar events API, you can retrieve a single calendar event entry or a collection of calendar events. You can add and remove guests from events and change their RSVP status. You can create events, update events, and delete events.

Throughout this documentation, you will see the term "composite ID" used frequently, both with respect to calendar event instances, and with respect to calendar event guests. Calendar events can be recurring, and they can reoccur infinitely. Each instance of the series has the same base ID, and a different recurrence timestamp. Therefore, an event composite ID is composed of the base ID, an underscore, and the recurrence timestamp. An event instance with a base ID of 4 and a recurrence timestamp of 1625713200 would have a composite ID of 4_1625713200. When events are not recurring, we can assume their recurrence timestamp is 0.

Calendar events can have guests, and these guests can be one of two Ontraport object types: contacts and users. Guests will have a unique identifier, but most of the time we will refer to them by a composite ID as well. The guest composite ID is composed of the object type ID of the guest, an underscore, and the unique identifier of the contact or user tied to that guest. For example, contact ID 4 would have a guest composite ID of 0_4.

The calendar event object

{
    "id": "2_1625601600",
    "recurrence_timestamp": "0",
    "location": "2040 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara, CA, USA",
    "title": "Team meeting",
    "start_time": 1625601600,
    "end_time": 1625605200,
    "description": "Ontraport team meeting.",
    "duration": "3600",
    "status": "0",
    "repeat_every_count": "1",
    "repeat_every_frequency": "2",
    "repeat_monthly_modifier": "",
    "repeat_on_days": "Tuesday",
    "repeat_end_type": "0",
    "repeat_end_date": "0",
    "repeat_end_modifier": "",
    "computed_end_date": "0",
    "is_recurring": "1",
    "is_repeat_custom": "0",
    "is_all_day": "0",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "type_id": "1",
    "event_template": "0",
    "calendar_id": "0",
    "repeat_rule_string_rfc5545": "FREQ=WEEKLY;BYDAY=TU",
    "visibility": "1",
    "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"all\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"start_time\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
    "remote_id": "",
    "remote_parent_id": "",
    "dla": "1624572693",
    "dlm": "1624572693",
    "remote_start_timezone": "",
    "remote_end_timezone": "",
    "repeat": "weekly",
    "calendar_read_only": 0,
    "is_remote": 0,
    "calendar_access_role": "owner"
}

Calendar event attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	string	The calendar event's composite ID.
`actual_id`	integer	The base ID for the entire event or recurrence series. All events belonging to the same series have the same base ID.
`recurrence_timestamp`	timestamp	For exceptions made to recurring event series, the timestamp of the date of the original start time of that recurrence. This remains the same even if the actual start time is modified.
`location`	string	The event location.
`title`	string	The event title.
`start_time`	timestamp	The UNIX timestamp of the event's start time. If the event is recurring, this represents the start time of the first event in the series.
`end_time`	timestamp	The UNIX timestamp of the event's end time. If the event is recurring, this represents the end time of the first event in the series.
`description`	string	A description of the event.
`duration`	integer	The length of the event, in seconds.
`repeat_every_count`	integer	For recurring events, given a frequency like weekly, the interval the event should repeat. For example, 1 for every week, 3 for every third week.
`repeat_every_frequency`	integer	How often a recurring event should repeat. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Yearly` `1 => Monthly` `2 => Weekly` `3 => Daily`. Ontraport does not support finer granularity than daily.
`repeat_monthly_modifier`	integer	For monthly recurring events, an indicator of what type of monthly repeat. Repeats can be based on the ordinal day of the month (e.g. the 5th of every month) or a specific day of the week (e.g. the 3rd Tuesday). Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Repeat on a specific ordinal day of the month` `1 => Repeat on a specific day of the week`
`repeat_on_days`	string/integer	For a recurring event, either a comma-separated list of the the day(s) of the week (for weekly recurring events or monthly recurring events on a particular day of the week) or the day number of the month (for monthly recurring events on a particular day of the month).
`repeat_end_type`	integer	The indicator for when a recurring event should end. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Never` `1 => After a number of recurrences` `2 => On a specific date`.
`repeat_end_date`	timestamp	If the `repeat_end_type` is on a specific date, the UNIX timestamp for the date the recurring event should end.
`repeat_end_modifier`	integer	If the `repeat_end_type` is a number of recurrences, the number of recurrences it should continue.
`computed_end_date`	timestamp	Available for some recurrence cases, the computed end date for a recurring series.
`is_recurring`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not the event is recurring.
`is_repeat_custom`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event contains custom recurrence settings.
`is_all_day`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event lasts all day.
`staff_id`	integer	The user ID for the owner of this event.
`type_id`	integer	The event type ID for this event.
`event_template`	integer	The template ID for this event.
`calendar_id`	integer	The calendar ID (synced or local) for this event.
`repeat_rule_string_rfc5545`	string	The RFC standard recurrence rule for this event. Find documentation on RFC standards here.
`visibility`	integer	The event visibility. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Root event` (When a recurring event has instances which have been modified, the original recurrence settings are retained for future calculations in this record.) `1 => Visible` `2 => Deleted`
`notifications`	string	[Notifications]. A JSON-encoded string of the notification rules for this event.
`remote_id`	string	For events imported from Google calendar, Google's ID for the event.
`remote_parent_id`	string	For events imported from Google calendar, Google's ID for this recurring event series.
`dla`	timestamp	The date this event was created.
`dlm`	timestamp	The date this event was last modified.
`remote_start_timezone`	string	For events imported from Google calendar, the timezone of the start time.
`remote_end_timezone`	integer	For events imported from Google calendar, the timezone of the end time.
`calendar_read_only`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event is read only. An event is read-only if the linked calendar `staff_id` differs from the event `staff_id`, or if the `calendar_access_role` is not `writer` or `owner`. This setting is not editable.
`is_remote`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event originated from a remote (synced) calendar.
`owner`	string	An ineditable string representation of the event owner's name. Note that this is generated from the `staff_id` and is a separate field.
`is_multi_day`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event was created to span multiple days. This flag is set internally and not editable.
`calendar_access_role`	string	For events imported from Google calendar, whether we have write or owner permissions on the event.
`guest_status`	integer	The guest RSVP status. Options are mapped as follows: `0 => Unconfirmed` `1 => No` `2 => Maybe` `3 => Yes`. This field can only be included when retrieving guests in sucollection mode so that events are limited to one guest.

Create a calendar event object

curl -X POST -d '{ 
   "title": "Repeat Every Day for 5 Days", 
   "start_time": 1625248800, 
   "duration": 1800, 
   "location": "My House", 
   "description": "Recurring Daily for 5 Days", 
   "repeat_every_frequency": 3, 
   "repeat_end_type": 1, 
   "repeat_end_modifier": 5, 
   "is_recurring": 1,  
   "staff_id": 1, 
   "guestInfo": {  
     "guestList": [ 
       { 
         "id": "0_1", 
         "fieldUpdates": { 
           "status": 2 
         } 
       } 
     ] 
   } 
 }' 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents'
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "objectID": 160,
    "title": "Repeat Every Day for 5 Days",
    "start_time": 1625248800,
    "duration": 1800,
    "location": "My House",
    "description": "Recurring Daily for 5 Days",
    "repeat_every_frequency": 3,
    "repeat_end_type": 1,
    "repeat_end_modifier": 5,
    "is_recurring": 1,
    "staff_id": 1,
    "guestInfo": {
      "guestList": [
        {
          "id": "0_1",
          "fieldUpdates": {
            "status": 2
          }
        }
      ]
    },
    "timezone": "America/Los_Angeles",
    "repeat_on_days": "",
    "repeat_end_date": "",
    "end_time": 1625250600,
    "status": 0,
    "repeat_every_count": 1,
    "is_multi_day": 0,
    "repeat_rule_string_rfc5545": "FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=5",
    "computed_end_date": 1625594400,
    "id": "5_0",
    "calendar_read_only": 0,
    "is_remote": 0,
    "calendar_access_role": "owner"
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Creates a new calendar event.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`location`	string	The event location.
`title`	string	The event title.
`start_time`	timestamp	The UNIX timestamp of the event's start time. If the event is recurring, this represents the start time of the first event in the series.
`end_time`	timestamp	The UNIX timestamp of the event's end time. If the event is recurring, this represents the end time of the first event in the series.
`description`	string	A description of the event.
`duration`	integer	The length of the event, in seconds.
`repeat_every_count`	integer	For recurring events, given a frequency like weekly, the interval the event should repeat. For example, 1 for every week, 3 for every third week.
`repeat_every_frequency`	integer	How often a recurring event should repeat. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Yearly` `1 => Monthly` `2 => Weekly` `3 => Daily`. Ontraport does not support finer granularity than daily.
`repeat_monthly_modifier`	integer	For monthly recurring events, an indicator of what type of monthly repeat. Repeats can be based on the ordinal day of the month (e.g. the 5th of every month) or a specific day of the week (e.g. the 3rd Tuesday). Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Repeat on a specific ordinal day of the month` `1 => Repeat on a specific day of the week`
`repeat_on_days`	string/integer	For a recurring event, either a comma-separated list of the the day(s) of the week (for weekly recurring events or monthly recurring events on a particular day of the week) or the day number of the month (for monthly recurring events on a particular day of the month).
`repeat_end_type`	integer	The indicator for when a recurring event should end. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Never` `1 => After a number of recurrences` `2 => On a specific date`.
`repeat_end_date`	timestamp	If the `repeat_end_type` is on a specific date, the UNIX timestamp for the date the recurring event should end.
`repeat_end_modifier`	integer	If the `repeat_end_type` is after a certain number of recurrences, the number of occurrences.
`is_recurring`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not the event is recurring.
`is_repeat_custom`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event contains custom recurrence settings.
`is_all_day`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event lasts all day.
`staff_id`	integer	The user ID for the owner of this event.
`type_id`	integer	The event type ID for this event.
`event_template`	integer	The template ID for this event.
`calendar_id`	integer	The calendar ID (synced or local) for this event.
`notifications`	string	[Notifications]. A JSON-encoded string of the notification rules for this event.
`guestInfo`	array	[Guest Info]. An array of information managing guest adds, guest removes, and guest status changes.

Guest Info

An array of information managing guest adds, guest removes, and guest status changes. Optionally can be included with calendar event creates and updates.

Parameter	Type	Description
`guestList`	array	[Guest List]. An array of guest additions and / or status changes for the calendar event.
`removedList`	array	An array of composite guest IDs to be removed from current guest list.

Guest List

An array of information managing guest adds and guest status changes.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The composite ID of the guest to add or update.
`fieldUpdates`	array	If updating the guest status, an array containing a `status` key. Options for status are mapped as follows: `0 => Unconfirmed` `1 => No` `2 => Maybe` `3 => Yes`

Notifications

Notifications are an array of data controlling rules that fire based on some calendar event action or relative time. They are sent to the API as a json-encoded string.

curl -X PUT -d '{  
   "id": "6_1625248800",  
   "title": "Edited Recurring",  
   "guestInfo": {  
     "removedList": ["0_1"]  
   },  
   "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",  
   "edit_scope": 2  
 }' 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents'
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "6_1625248800",
    "recurrence_timestamp": "0",
    "location": "My House",
    "title": "Edited Recurring",
    "start_time": 1625248800,
    "end_time": 1625250600,
    "description": "Recurring Daily for 5 Days",
    "duration": "1800",
    "status": "0",
    "repeat_every_count": "1",
    "repeat_every_frequency": "3",
    "repeat_monthly_modifier": "",
    "repeat_on_days": "",
    "repeat_end_type": "1",
    "repeat_end_date": "0",
    "repeat_end_modifier": "5",
    "computed_end_date": "1625594400",
    "is_recurring": "1",
    "is_repeat_custom": "0",
    "is_all_day": "0",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "type_id": "0",
    "event_template": "0",
    "calendar_id": "0",
    "repeat_rule_string_rfc5545": "FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=5",
    "visibility": "1",
    "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
    "remote_id": "",
    "remote_parent_id": "",
    "dla": "1625681964",
    "dlm": "1625690463",
    "remote_start_timezone": "",
    "remote_end_timezone": "",
    "repeat": "daily",
    "calendar_read_only": 0,
    "is_remote": 0,
    "calendar_access_role": "owner",
    "objectID": 160,
    "edit_scope": 2,
    "guest_ids": {
      "remove": {
        "0_1": "1"
      },
      "all": []
    },
    "timezone": "America/Los_Angeles",
    "is_multi_day": 0
  },
  "account_id": 1234560
}

Parameters used to control the type of notification:

Parameter	Type	Description
`notification_trigger_type`	string	Whether the notifications will be triggered by an action taken in the account, or by a time relative to the event start or end. `time` for time-based and `action` for action-based notifications. Required

Parameters needed for the trigger on time-based notifications:

Parameter	Type	Description
`notification_time_count`	integer	The quantity of the time unit you are using for your notifications. For example, if you want to trigger notifications 1 day before an event, this number will be 1. The total time cannot add up to more than one year. Required
`notification_time_interval`	string	The indicator for the time unit the notifications should trigger based on relative to the target. Options are as follows: `minutes` `hours` `days` Required.
`notification_time_relative_direction`	string	The indicator for when the notifications should trigger with respect to the target. `before` or `after`. Required
`notification_time_relative_target`	string	The event bound you wish to trigger notifications based on. `start_time` or `end_time`. Required

Parameters needed for the trigger on action-based notifications:

Parameter	Type	Description
`notification_trigger_action_type`	string	The event triggering the notification for this event. Options are as follows: `event_update` => Trigger a notification when a particular field or any field is updated in the event. `event_cancel` => Trigger a notification when the event is deleted. `guest_added` => Trigger a notification when a guest is added to an event. `guest_removed` => Trigger a notification when a guest is removed from an event. Required
`notification_trigger_action_field_type`	string	For `event_update` triggers only, the field to trigger notifications on for event updates. Defaults to `any`. Specific fields include: `title`, `start_time`, `end_time`, `location`, `staff_id`, `description`, `location`.

Parameters needed for the action on all notifications:

Parameter	Type	Description
`notification_send_to`	string	Who this notification will be sent to. Options are as follows: `all` => Send to all guests `contacts` => Send to all guests who are contacts `owner` => Send to the guest who is the owner of the event. This option cannot be used for campaign rules. `users` => Send to all guests who are users. This option cannot be used with campaign rules. `attending` => Send to all guests who have RSVP'd that they are attending this event `unconfirmed` => Send to all guests who have not responded to this event `this` => Send to only the collection of guests an action occurred on. This option can be used only for `guest_added` and `guest_removed` rules. `email` => Send to a specific email address. `sms` => Send to a specific SMS number. Required
`notification_action_type`	string	What type of notification this is. Options are as follows: `email` => Send an email when this notification is triggered. `sms` => Send an SMS when this notification is triggered. `campaign` => Add the guests who are contacts only to a campaign when this notification is triggered. Required
`notification_action_email`	integer	If the notification should send an email, the email ID.
`notification_action_sms`	integer	If the notification should send an sms, the SMS ID.
`notification_action_campaign`	integer	If the notification should add contacts to a campaign, the campaign ID.
`notification_specific_email`	string	If the notification should sent to a specific email, the email it should send to.
`notification_specific_sms`	string	If the notification should sent to a specific SMS number, the SMS number it should send to.
`notification_action_sms_number`	string	If the notification should send an SMS, the SMS number in the account it should send from.

Retrieve a single calendar event

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvent?id=2_1625601600' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "2_1625601600",
    "recurrence_timestamp": "0",
    "location": "2040 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara, CA, USA",
    "title": "Team meeting",
    "start_time": 1625601600,
    "end_time": 1625605200,
    "description": "Ontraport team meeting.",
    "duration": "3600",
    "status": "0",
    "repeat_every_count": "1",
    "repeat_every_frequency": "2",
    "repeat_monthly_modifier": "",
    "repeat_on_days": "Tuesday",
    "repeat_end_type": "0",
    "repeat_end_date": "0",
    "repeat_end_modifier": "",
    "computed_end_date": "0",
    "is_recurring": "1",
    "is_repeat_custom": "0",
    "is_all_day": "0",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "type_id": "1",
    "event_template": "0",
    "calendar_id": "0",
    "repeat_rule_string_rfc5545": "FREQ=WEEKLY;BYDAY=TU",
    "visibility": "1",
    "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"all\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"start_time\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
    "remote_id": "",
    "remote_parent_id": "",
    "dla": "1624572693",
    "dlm": "1624572693",
    "remote_start_timezone": "",
    "remote_end_timezone": "",
    "repeat": "weekly",
    "calendar_read_only": 0,
    "is_remote": 0,
    "calendar_access_role": "owner"
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Retrieves all the information for an existing calendar event.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvent

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	string	The calendar event's composite ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple calendar events

curl -X GET 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents?start_time=1624474800' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "1_0",
      "actual_id": "1",
      "staff_id": "1",
      "type_id": "4",
      "title": "Haircut",
      "description": "",
      "location": "",
      "start_time": 1624581000,
      "end_time": 1624582800,
      "duration": "1800",
      "dla": "1624579571",
      "dlm": "1624579571",
      "is_recurring": "0",
      "repeat_every_count": "1",
      "repeat_every_frequency": "",
      "repeat_on_days": "",
      "repeat_end_type": "0",
      "repeat_end_modifier": "",
      "is_repeat_custom": "0",
      "is_all_day": "0",
      "status": "0",
      "repeat_end_date": "0",
      "owner": "joe tester",
      "guest_status": null,
      "guests": null,
      "calendar_id": "0",
      "remote_start_timezone": "",
      "remote_end_timezone": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "2_0",
      "actual_id": "2",
      "staff_id": "1",
      "type_id": "5",
      "title": "Dinner with client",
      "description": "",
      "location": "Dario's Pizza, Bridgeway, Sausalito, CA, USA",
      "start_time": 1624761000,
      "end_time": 1624766400,
      "duration": "5400",
      "dla": "1624579612",
      "dlm": "1624579612",
      "is_recurring": "0",
      "repeat_every_count": "1",
      "repeat_every_frequency": "",
      "repeat_on_days": "",
      "repeat_end_type": "0",
      "repeat_end_modifier": "",
      "is_repeat_custom": "0",
      "is_all_day": "0",
      "status": "0",
      "repeat_end_date": "0",
      "owner": "joe tester",
      "guest_status": null,
      "guests": null,
      "calendar_id": "0",
      "remote_start_timezone": "",
      "remote_end_timezone": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "3_0",
      "actual_id": "3",
      "staff_id": "1",
      "type_id": "5",
      "title": "Disneyland",
      "description": "",
      "location": "Disneyland Park, Disneyland Drive, Anaheim, CA, USA",
      "start_time": 1625099400,
      "end_time": 1625101200,
      "duration": "1800",
      "dla": "1624579645",
      "dlm": "1624579645",
      "is_recurring": "0",
      "repeat_every_count": "1",
      "repeat_every_frequency": "",
      "repeat_on_days": "",
      "repeat_end_type": "0",
      "repeat_end_modifier": "",
      "is_repeat_custom": "0",
      "is_all_day": "0",
      "status": "0",
      "repeat_end_date": "0",
      "owner": "joe tester",
      "guest_status": null,
      "guests": null,
      "calendar_id": "0",
      "remote_start_timezone": "",
      "remote_end_timezone": ""
    }
  ],
  "account_id": 12345
}

Retrieves a collection of calendar events based on a set of parameters. Each of the different possible modes mimics the way the data is retrieved in the Ontraport app. Pagination works differently for calendar events. Rather than passing in a range value for items desired per page, the range is fixed based on the mode. For the primary mode, events, each page will return 50 events, in addition to all the events on the first and last day of that range. For the subcollection mode, that range is lowered to 25.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`start_time`	timestamp	The timestamp you would like to begin retrieving events from. Calendar event pagination is different from regular event pagination, and is controlled by changing the start time. Required
`search`	string	A string to search your calendar event objects for. Search fields include: title, location, description, start_time, and end_time. Additionally, in subcollection mode, guest_status can be searched.
`group_id`	integer	The group ID of calendar events to retrieve.
`calendarEventOwner`	string	Which staff member or staff members to retrieve events for. Options are as follows: `all`: Retrieve all events regardless of owner. `me`: Retrieve only the events belonging to the owner of your API keys. `team`: Return the events for the owner of your API keys and their subordinates You can also pass in the ID of any user on the account to retrieve only the events belonging to them.
`mode`	string	Calendar events can be retrieved in slightly different ways to mimic the behavior of the Ontraport app. Options are as follows: `events`: This is the default option. This mode's pagination is controlled by the `start_time` parameter, and will return 50 events per page, plus all of the other events on the first and last day of the page. Events spanning multiple days will be represented by an event on each day of the date range. `subcollection`: This option mimics the subcollection in the Ontraport app. This mode's pagination is controlled by `start_time` and the `relative_paginate` parameter, and will return 25 events per page, plus all of the other events on the first and last day of the page. Events spanning multiple days will be represented by a single event record. For this mode, the `guestsearch` parameter must be set. `bullets`: This mode's pagination is controlled by the `start_time` parameter, and will return for the entire relevant month the day numbers that have existing events. No other event data is returned for this option. `submenu`: This option does not allow for pagination and will return a list of event IDs from the context of today, with all events up to one month in the past and six months in the future. No other filter applies to the submenu. `recents`: Returns the ten most recently edited events.
`relative_paginate`	string	This option can only be used with mode set to `subcollection`, and is a set of controls that allows skipping to the previous or next page, all the way to the beginning, or all the way to the end of the event collection. Skipping to the end is not supported where infinitely recurring events are present. These options must be used in conjunction with the `start_time` parameter. Options map as follows: `-2 => Skip to the beginning` `-1 => Skip to previous page` `1 => Skip to next page` `2 => Skip to the end`.
`guestsearch`	string	The composite ID of a guest to search for. This option is necessary when `mode` is set to `subcollection`.

Update a calendar event

curl -X PUT -d '{  
   "id": "6_1625248800",  
   "title": "Edited Recurring",  
   "guestInfo": {  
     "removedList": ["0_1"]  
   },  
   "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",  
   "edit_scope": 2  
 }' 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents'
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "6_1625248800",
    "recurrence_timestamp": "0",
    "location": "My House",
    "title": "Edited Recurring",
    "start_time": 1625248800,
    "end_time": 1625250600,
    "description": "Recurring Daily for 5 Days",
    "duration": "1800",
    "status": "0",
    "repeat_every_count": "1",
    "repeat_every_frequency": "3",
    "repeat_monthly_modifier": "",
    "repeat_on_days": "",
    "repeat_end_type": "1",
    "repeat_end_date": "0",
    "repeat_end_modifier": "5",
    "computed_end_date": "1625594400",
    "is_recurring": "1",
    "is_repeat_custom": "0",
    "is_all_day": "0",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "type_id": "0",
    "event_template": "0",
    "calendar_id": "0",
    "repeat_rule_string_rfc5545": "FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=5",
    "visibility": "1",
    "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
    "remote_id": "",
    "remote_parent_id": "",
    "dla": "1625681964",
    "dlm": "1625690463",
    "remote_start_timezone": "",
    "remote_end_timezone": "",
    "repeat": "daily",
    "calendar_read_only": 0,
    "is_remote": 0,
    "calendar_access_role": "owner",
    "objectID": 160,
    "edit_scope": 2,
    "guest_ids": {
      "remove": {
        "0_1": "1"
      },
      "all": []
    },
    "timezone": "America/Los_Angeles",
    "is_multi_day": 0
  },
  "account_id": 1234560
}

Updates an existing calendar event with given data. The composite ID of the calendar event to update is required.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	string	The composite ID of the event.
`location`	string	The event location.
`title`	string	The event title.
`start_time`	timestamp	The UNIX timestamp of the event's start time. If the event is recurring, this represents the start time of the first event in the series.
`end_time`	timestamp	The UNIX timestamp of the event's end time. If the event is recurring, this represents the end time of the first event in the series.
`description`	string	A description of the event.
`duration`	integer	The length of the event, in seconds.
`repeat_every_count`	integer	For recurring events, given a frequency like weekly, the interval the event should repeat. For example, 1 for every week, 3 for every third week.
`repeat_every_frequency`	integer	How often a recurring event should repeat. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Yearly` `1 => Monthly` `2 => Weekly` `3 => Daily`. Ontraport does not support finer granularity than daily.
`repeat_monthly_modifier`	integer	For monthly recurring events, an indicator of what type of monthly repeat. Repeats can be based on the ordinal day of the month (e.g. the 5th of every month) or a specific day of the week (e.g. the 3rd Tuesday). Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Repeat on a specific ordinal day of the month` `1 => Repeat on a specific day of the week`
`repeat_on_days`	string/integer	For a recurring event, either a comma-separated list of the the day(s) of the week (for weekly recurring events or monthly recurring events on a particular day of the week) or the day number of the month (for monthly recurring events on a particular day of the month).
`repeat_end_type`	integer	The indicator for when a recurring event should end. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Never` `1 => After a number of recurrences` `2 => On a specific date`.
`repeat_end_date`	timestamp	If the `repeat_end_type` is on a specific date, the UNIX timestamp for the date the recurring event should end.
`repeat_end_modifier`	integer	If the `repeat_end_type` is after a certain number of recurrences, the number of occurrences.
`is_recurring`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not the event is recurring.
`is_repeat_custom`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event contains custom recurrence settings.
`is_all_day`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this event lasts all day.
`staff_id`	integer	The user ID for the owner of this event.
`type_id`	integer	The event type ID for this event.
`event_template`	integer	The template ID for this event.
`calendar_id`	integer	The calendar ID (synced or local) for this event.
`notifications`	string	[Notifications]. A JSON-encoded string of the notification rules for this event.
`guestInfo`	array	[Guest Info]. An array of information managing guest adds, guest removes, and guest status changes.
`edit_scope`	integer	For recurring events, the scope of the recurrences to be edited. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => This event` `1 => This and following events` `2 => All events` Default is all events.

Update guest status for calendar event(s)

curl -X PUT -d 'guest_id=0_1&ids=3_1625358600&status=1' 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvent/updateGuestStatus' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "guest_id": "0_1",
    "event_ids": [
      "3_1625358600"
    ],
    "status": "1"
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Updates the guest status for one or more calendar events. Each event instance must be specified individually for this endpoint. The guest composite ID, a status, and at least one event composite ID are required. If a guest composite ID is passed and that guest is not currently on the event, they will be added with the status indicated.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents/updateGuestStatus

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`guest_id`	string	The guest composite ID. Required
`ids`	array	An array as a comma-separated list of the event instance composite ids to change the status of the guest for. Required
`status`	integer	The guest attendance status. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => Unconfirmed` `1 => No` `2 => Maybe` `3 => Yes` Required

Remove a guest from calendar event(s)

curl -X PUT -d 'guest_id=0_1&ids=3_1625445000' 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvent/removeGuest' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "guest_id": "0_1",
    "event_ids": [
      "3_1625445000"
    ]
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Removes a guest from one or more calendar event instances. Each event instance must be specified individually for this endpoint. The guest composite ID and at least one event composite ID are required.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvents/removeGuest

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`guest_id`	string	The guest composite ID. Required
`ids`	array	An array as a comma-separated list of the event instance composite ids to change the status of the guest for. Required

Delete a specific calendar event

curl -X DELETE 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvent?id=2_1625335200&edit_scope=2' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "2_1625335200",
    "notify_event_guests": false,
    "isMultipleEvents": true
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Deletes a specific calendar event by its ID.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEvent

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	string	The composite ID of the calendar event to delete. Required.
`edit_scope`	integer	For recurring events, the scope of the recurrences to be deleted. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => This event` `1 => This and following events` `2 => All events` Default is all events.
`notify_event_guests`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not a system email should be sent to all event guests to notify them of event deletion.

Calendar Event Guests - COMING SOON!

Object Type ID: 161

A calendar event guest is a contact or user who is invited to a calendar event. There is a limit of 300 guests per calendar event. The Ontraport API offers retrieval only on CalendarEventGuest endpoints. Guests can be added to events using the CalendarEvents POST/PUT endpoints, and their RSVP status can be changed using those endpoints or the dedicated endpoint for changing status.

Sometimes in this documentation we will refer to a guest's composite ID. Guests will have a unique identifier, but most of the time we will refer to them by a composite ID as well. The guest composite ID is composed of the object type ID of the guest, an underscore, and the unique identifier of the contact or user tied to that guest. For example, contact ID 4 would have a guest composite ID of 0_4.

The calendar event guest object

{
    "id": "2_1",
    "guest_id": "17",
    "owner": "1",
    "name": "joe tester",
    "firstname": "joe",
    "lastname": "tester",
    "email": "tester@ontraport.com",
    "sms_number": null,
    "bulk_mail": "1",
    "bulk_sms": "2",
    "object_type_id": "2",
    "object_id": "1",
    "contact_id": "0",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "event_id": "7",
    "event_recurrence_ts": "1625266800",
    "recurrence_flag": "0",
    "external_id": "",
    "gcal_email": "",
    "date": "1625697168",
    "dlm": "1625697168",
    "deleted": "0",
    "status": "3"
}

Calendar event attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The guest's composite ID.
`guest_id`	integer	This is the unique identifier for a guest who belongs to a particular event instance or series. It is unique across the entire account and cannot be reused on multiple events.
`owner`	integer	The ID of the user who owns this guest. The guest owner is the owner of the event the guest belongs to and cannot be changed.
`name`	string	The first and last name of the contact or user who is a guest. This field will update as the corresponding fields in the contact or user records update.
`firstname`	string	The first name of the contact or user who is a guest. This field will update as the corresponding field in the contact or user records update.
`lastname`	string	The last name of the contact or user who is a guest. This field will update as the corresponding field in the contact or user records update.
`email`	string	The email of the contact or user who is a guest. This field will update as the corresponding field in the contact or user records update.
`bulk_mail`	integer	The bulk mail field of the contact or user who is a guest. If the guest is a user, the status will always be opted in. If the guest is a contact, this field will update as the corresponding field in the contact record updates. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Transactional Only` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` `-5 => Under review`
`bulk_sms`	integer	The bulk sms field of the contact or user who is a guest. If the guest is a user, the status will always be opted in. If the guest is a contact, this field will update as the corresponding field in the contact record updates. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Opted-out` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce`
`object_type_id`	integer	The object type ID for the guest. All guests will be either contacts (0) or users (2).
`object_id`	integer	The ID of the contact or user.
`contact_id`	integer	The ID of the contact, if any.
`staff_id`	integer	The ID of the staff, if any.
`event_id`	integer	The ID of event the guest belongs to.
`event_recurrence_ts`	timestamp	For exceptions made to recurring event series, the timestamp of the date of the original start time of that recurrence. This remains the same even if the actual start time is modified.
`recurrence_flag`	integer	A binary flag indicating whether or not this guest is tied to a recurring event. This flag will be 0 for single events, and for single exceptions made to recurring events.
`external_id`	string	A Google unique identifier imported from synced calendar.
`gcal_email`	string	A Google email field imported from synced calendar.
`date`	integer	A UNIX timestamp for the date the guest was added to the event.
`dlm`	integer	A UNIX timestamp for the date the guest was last updated.
`deleted`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not this guest has been deleted.
`status`	integer	The guest RSVP status. Options are mapped as follows: `0 => Unconfirmed` `1 => No` `2 => Maybe` `3 => Yes`

Retrieve a list of calendar event guests

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventGuests?range=50&event_id=6_1629950400' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "0_5005",
      "guest_id": "320",
      "owner": "1",
      "name": "Clark Kent",
      "firstname": "Clark",
      "lastname": "Kent",
      "email": "ClarkKent5005@test.ontramail.com",
      "sms_number": null,
      "bulk_mail": "1",
      "bulk_sms": "0",
      "object_type_id": "0",
      "object_id": "5005",
      "contact_id": "5005",
      "staff_id": "0",
      "event_id": "6",
      "event_recurrence_ts": "1629777600",
      "recurrence_flag": "1",
      "external_id": "",
      "gcal_email": "",
      "date": "1629843199",
      "dlm": "1629843221",
      "deleted": "0",
      "status": "0"
    },
    {
      "id": "2_1",
      "guest_id": "1",
      "owner": "1",
      "name": "joe tester",
      "firstname": "joe",
      "lastname": "tester",
      "email": "tester@ONTRAPORT.com",
      "sms_number": null,
      "bulk_mail": "1",
      "bulk_sms": "2",
      "object_type_id": "2",
      "object_id": "1",
      "contact_id": "0",
      "staff_id": "1",
      "event_id": "6",
      "event_recurrence_ts": "1629777600",
      "recurrence_flag": "1",
      "external_id": "",
      "gcal_email": "",
      "date": "1629764006",
      "dlm": "1629843221",
      "deleted": "0",
      "status": "3"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": 12345
}

Retrieves a collection of calendar event guests based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing criteria and our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventGuests

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	array	An array as a comma-delimited list of the composite IDs of the guests to retrieve. If this parameter is used, it must be used in conjunction with `event_id` for correct results.
`start`	integer	The offset to return results from.
`range`	integer	The number of guests you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which guests to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your guest objects for.
`event_id`	string	The calendar event composite ID. This parameter will limit guests retrieved by event instance. It must be included to retrieve a list of guests on a particular event. If the parameter is not included, a new event is assumed and the default guest (the current user) will be returned.

Calendar Potential Guests - COMING SOON!

Object Type ID: 174

Potential guests are a list of contacts and users who can be added to an event as a guest. They can't be created, updated or deleted and are only returned as a list. The potential guests endpoint provides the ability to retrieve composite guest IDs corresponding to contacts and users. These can then be used in requests to add guests to events.

The calendar potential guest object

{
    "type":"0",
    "value":"0_2",
    "label":"Two (2@o.com)"
}

Calendar potential guest attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`type`	integer	The potential guest's object type ID, or "suggested" if the contact belongs to the five most recently edited contacts or added users.
`value`	string	The guest's composite ID.
`label`	string	The potential guest's first name, last name, and email.

Retrieve a list of calendar potential guests

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarPotentialGuests' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "type": "suggested",
      "value": "0_2",
      "label": "Two (2@o.com)"
    },
    {
      "type": "suggested",
      "value": "0_1",
      "label": "One (1@o.com)"
    },
    {
      "type": "2",
      "value": "2_1",
      "label": "joe tester (tester@ONTRAPORT.com)"
    },
    {
      "type": "0",
      "value": "0_2",
      "label": "Two (2@o.com)"
    },
    {
      "type": "0",
      "value": "0_1",
      "label": "One (1@o.com)"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": 60
}

Retrieves a list of potential guests based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarPotentialGuests

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`start`	integer	The offset to return results from.
`range`	integer	The number of guests you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 200. The first request will return all suggested potential guests and user potential guests, as well as the first page of contacts. Subsequent pages will contain contact potential guests only.
`search`	string	A string to search potential guests for.
`guestmode`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating a change in the data returned. If this value is 1, email and object type will be returned in the data.

Calendar Templates - COMING SOON!

Object Type ID: 164

Calendar templates are templates that can be applied to an event to fill in blank fields and add notifications. When a template is applied to an event, existing field values will take precedence, and the template data will be selectively applied to any empty fields.

The calendar template object

{
    "id": "1",
    "name": "Test Template",
    "title": "Template Event",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "location": "123 XYZ St",
    "description": "My description",
    "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
    "date": "1626121179",
    "dlm": "1626121202",
    "deleted": "0",
    "type_id": "4"
}

Calendar template attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The calendar template's ID.
`name`	string	The template name.
`location`	string	The event location.
`title`	string	The event title.
`description`	string	A description of the event.
`staff_id`	integer	The user ID for the owner of this event.
`type_id`	integer	The event type ID for this event.
`notifications`	string	[Notifications]. A JSON-encoded string of the notification rules for this event.
`date`	integer	The UNIX timestamp for when the template was created.
`dlm`	integer	The UNIX timestamp for the last time the template was modified.

Create a calendar template

curl -X POST -d 'name=New%20Template&title=Template%20for%20Events&location=My%20House&staff_id=1&type_id=1&notifications=%7B%22event_notification%22%3A%5B%7B%22notification_trigger_type%22%3A%22action%22%2C%22notification_send_to%22%3A%22contact%22%2C%22notification_action_type%22%3A%22email%22%2C%22notification_trigger_action_type%22%3A%22event_update%22%2C%22notification_trigger_action_field_type%22%3A%22any%22%2C%22notification_action_email%22%3A%222%22%7D%5D%7D&description=Meeting' 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplates' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "name": "New Template",
    "title": "Template for Events",
    "location": "My House",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "type_id": "1",
    "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
    "description": "Meeting",
    "id": "2",
    "date": "1626123617",
    "dlm": "1626123617",
    "deleted": "0"
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Creates a new calendar template object.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplates

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`location`	string	The event location.
`name`	string	The template name.
`title`	string	The event title.
`description`	string	A description of the event.
`staff_id`	integer	The user ID for the owner of this event.
`type_id`	integer	The event type ID for this event.
`notifications`	string	[Notifications]. A JSON-encoded string of the notification rules for this event.

Retrieve a specific calendar template

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplate?id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "name": "Test Template",
    "title": "Template Event",
    "date": 1626121202,
    "dlm": 1626121202,
    "location": "123 XYZ St",
    "staff_id": "1",
    "type_id": "4",
    "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
    "description": "My description",
    "id": "1",
    "owner": "1"
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Retrieves all the information for an existing calendar template. The only parameter needed is the ID for the calendar template which is returned in the response upon template creation.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplate

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The calendar template ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple calendar templates

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplates?range=50' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Test Template",
      "title": "Template Event",
      "staff_id": "1",
      "location": "123 XYZ St",
      "description": "My description",
      "notifications": "{\"event_notification\":[{\"notification_trigger_type\":\"action\",\"notification_send_to\":\"contact\",\"notification_action_type\":\"email\",\"notification_trigger_action_type\":\"event_update\",\"notification_trigger_action_field_type\":\"any\",\"notification_action_email\":\"2\"}]}",
      "date": "1626121179",
      "dlm": "1626121202",
      "deleted": "0",
      "type_id": "4"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": 12345,
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a list of calendar templates based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplates

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the templates to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all templates being selected.
`start`	integer	The offset to return results from.
`range`	integer	The number of templates you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which templates to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your template objects for.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of templates to retrieve.
`listFields`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Update a calendar template

curl -X PUT -d 'id=2&title=New%20Title%20-%20Template' 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplates' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "attrs": {
      "title": "New Title",
      "staff_id": null,
      "location": null,
      "description": null,
      "notifications": null,
      "dlm": "1626968421",
      "deleted": "0",
      "type_id": "0",
      "id": "2"
    }
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Updates an existing calendar template with given data. An ID is required. The other fields should only be used if you want to change the existing value.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplates

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The calendar template's ID.
`location`	string	The event location.
`name`	string	The template name.
`title`	string	The event title.
`description`	string	A description of the event.
`staff_id`	integer	The user ID for the owner of this event.
`type_id`	integer	The event type ID for this event.
`notifications`	string	[Notifications]. A JSON-encoded string of the notification rules for this event.

Delete a specific calendar template

curl -X DELETE 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplate?id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Deletes a specific calendar template by its ID.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarTemplate

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The ID of the calendar template to delete. Required.

Calendar Event Types - COMING SOON!

Object Type ID: 177

Calendar event types are essentially tags that can be applied to events to label them as a particular type. There are some default types in every account, and you can also create new types and delete existing.

The calendar event type object

{
    "id": "1",
    "name": "Meeting",
    "deleted": "0"
}

Calendar event type attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The calendar event type's ID.
`name`	string	The type name.
`deleted`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not the type is deleted.

Create a calendar event type

curl -X POST -d 'name=Check-in' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventTypes' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "name": "Check-in",
    "id": "6",
    "deleted": "0"
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Creates a new calendar event type object.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventTypes

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`name`	string	The type name.

Retrieve a specific calendar event type

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventType?id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "1",
    "name": "Meeting",
    "deleted": "0"
  },
  "account_id": 12345
}

Retrieves all the information for an existing calendar event type. The only parameter needed is the ID for the calendar event which is returned in the response upon type creation.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventType

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The calendar event type's ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple calendar event types

curl -X GET 'http://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventTypes?range=50' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Meeting",
      "deleted": "0"
    },
    {
      "id": "2",
      "name": "Call",
      "deleted": "0"
    },
    {
      "id": "3",
      "name": "Conference Call",
      "deleted": "0"
    },
    {
      "id": "4",
      "name": "Appointment",
      "deleted": "0"
    },
    {
      "id": "5",
      "name": "Event",
      "deleted": "0"
    },
    {
      "id": "6",
      "name": "Check-in",
      "deleted": "0"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": 12345,
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a list of calendar event types based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventTypes

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the types to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all types being selected.
`start`	integer	The offset to return results from.
`range`	integer	The number of types you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which types to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your calendar event type objects for.
`listFields`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Delete a specific calendar event type

curl -X DELETE 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventType?id=6' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

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{
  "code": 0,
  "account_id": 12345
}

Deletes a specific calendar event type by its ID.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/CalendarEventType

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The ID of the calendar event type to delete. Required.

Campaign Builder Items

Object Type ID: 140

These objects contain data on your CampaignBuilder campaigns, such as names, IDs, and current status. In this section, "campaign" refers to automated marketing campaigns. You can retrieve a single campaign or a list of campaigns. If you want to add a contact or custom object to a campaign, see this endpoint.

Note:

"campaign" throughout this doc is called "automation" throughout the Ontraport app.

The Campaign Builder object

{
    "id": "1",
    "name": "Test Campaign",
    "date": "1503016553",
    "dlm": "1503016553",
    "object_type_id": "0",
    "pause": "0",
    "deleted": "false"
}

Campaign attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The campaign ID.
`name`	string	The campaign name.
`date`	timestamp	The date the campaign was created, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`dlm`	timestamp	The date the campaign was last modified, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`object_type_id`	integer	The ID of the object type the campaign relates to.
`pause`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not the campaign is paused.
`deleted`	boolean	Whether or not the campaign has been deleted.

Retrieve a specific campaign

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CampaignBuilderItem?id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "id" => 1
);
$response = $client->campaignbuilder()->retrieveSingle($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "1",
    "name": "Test Campaign",
    "date": "1503016553",
    "dlm": "1503016553",
    "object_type_id": "0",
    "pause": "0",
    "deleted": "false"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves data on an existing campaign.

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Request URL

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CampaignBuilderItem

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The campaign ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple campaigns

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CampaignBuilderItems?listFields=ids%2Cname' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "listFields" => "id,name"
);
$response = $client->campaignbuilder()->retrieveMultiple($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Test Campaign"
    },
    {
      "id": "2",
      "name": "Test Campaign 2"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": "12345",
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a list of Campaigns. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing criteria and our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request URL

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CampaignBuilderItems

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An integer array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the campaigns to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all campaigns being selected.
`start`	integer	The offset to return results from.
`range`	integer	The number of campaigns you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which campaigns to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your campaign objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other task fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.
`externs`	string	If you have a relationship between your campaign object and another object, you may want to include the data from a related field in your results. Each external field is listed in the format `{object}//{field}`. Multiple fields are separated by commas.
`listFields`	string	A string array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Retrieve campaign meta

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Tasks/meta' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->task()->retrieveMeta();

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "140": {
      "name": "CampaignBuilder",
      "fields": {
        "name": {
          "alias": "Name",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "date": {
          "alias": "Date Created",
          "type": "fulldate"
        },
        "state": {
          "alias": "State",
          "type": "drop",
          "options": {
            "0": "Live",
            "1": "Paused",
            "2": "Unpublished"
          }
        },
        "element_num": {
          "alias": "# Elements",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "todos": {
          "alias": "# ToDos",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "subs_ever": {
          "alias": "# On Campaign Ever",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "subs": {
          "alias": "# On Campaign Now",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "dlm": {
          "alias": "Date Modified",
          "type": "fulldate"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves the field meta data for the campaign object.

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Request URL

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CampaignBuilderItems/meta

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

None

Retrieve campaign collection info

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CampaignBuilderItems/getInfo?search=Test' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "search"     => "Test"
);
$response = $client->campaignbuilder()->retrieveCollectionInfo($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "listFields": [
      "name",
      "state",
      "date",
      "dlm",
      "subs",
      "subs_ever",
      "element_num",
      "todos"
    ],
    "listFieldSettings": [],
    "count": "2"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves information about a collection of campaigns, such as the number of campaigns that match the given criteria.

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Request URL

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CampaignBuilderItems/getInfo

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which campaigns to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your campaign objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other campaign fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Contacts

Object Type ID: 0

Contact objects allow you to keep up-to-date records for all the contacts you are managing.

Through the contacts API, you can create, retrieve, update, merge and delete contacts. You can also retrieve meta for a contact object to obtain more detailed information about its attributes and retrieve information about a collection of contacts.

Contacts can be associated with many other objects such as tasks, tags, rules, and sequences. You can access additional functionality for tagging contacts and adding and removing contacts from sequences using the objects API with an objectID of 0.

The contact object


{
    "id": "27",
    "owner": "1",
    "firstname": "First",
    "lastname": "Last",
    "email": "user@ontraport.com",
    "address": "2040 Alameda Padre Serra",
    "city": "Santa Barbara",
    "state": "CA",
    "zip": "93103",
    "birthday": "469569600",
    "date": "1531352701",
    "priority": "0",
    "status": null,
    "home_phone": null,
    "sms_number": "+18055555555",
    "dla": "1531352701",
    "contact_cat": "",
    "bulk_mail": "1",
    "bulk_sms": "0",
    "office_phone": "805-555-5555",
    "fax": null,
    "dlm": "1531352717",
    "company": "Ontraport",
    "address2": "Suite 220",
    "title": "Employee",
    "website": "www.ontraport.com",
    "country": "US",
    "system_source": "0",
    "source_location": null,
    "import_id": "0",
    "ip_addy": null,
    "freferrer": "0",
    "lreferrer": "0",
    "n_lead_source": "0",
    "n_content": "0",
    "n_term": "0",
    "n_media": "0",
    "n_medium": "0",
    "n_campaign": "0",
    "l_lead_source": "0",
    "l_content": "0",
    "l_term": "0",
    "l_medium": "0",
    "l_campaign": "0",
    "referral_page": null,
    "aff_sales": "0",
    "aff_amount": "0",
    "program_id": "0",
    "aff_paypal": null,
    "fb_gender": null,
    "mrcAmount": "0",
    "mrcUnpaid": "0.00",
    "mriInvoiceNum": "0",
    "mriInvoiceTotal": "0",
    "ccType": "0",
    "ccExpirationMonth": "0",
    "ccExpirationYear": "0",
    "ccExpirationDate": "0",
    "ccNumber": null,
    "mrcResult": "0",
    "last_inbound_sms": null,
    "timezone": null,
    "time_since_dla": "0",
    "spent": null,
    "num_purchased": null,
    "updateSequence": "",
    "grade": "0.00",
    "unique_id": "D4GD000"
}

Attributes	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The contact's ID.
`unique_id`	string	A unique identifier for the contact. This field does not reveal the actual account contact ID. It is unique across all ORM objects in your account, making it useful for merging duplicate contacts in form fillouts. This field is system generated and can't be updated.
`owner`	integer	The ID of the user who controls the contact. This field must contain a value for a contact object to be saved properly.
`firstname`	string	The contact's first name.
`lastname`	string	The contact's last name.
`email`	string	The contact's email address.
`address`	string	The contact's postal address.
`city`	string	The contact's city.
`state`	string	The contact's state.
`zip`	string	The contact's postal code.
`birthday`	timestamp	The contact's birthday, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`date`	timestamp	The date the contact was added, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`priority`	integer	The contact's priority. `High => 8` `Medium => 9` `Low => 10` `None => 0`
`status`	integer	The contact's Sales Stage. Integer codes map as follows: `1 => Closed - Lost` `2 => Closed - Won` `3 => Committed` `4 => Consideration` `5 => Demo Scheduled` `6 => Qualified Lead` `7 => New Prospect`
`cell_phone`	string	The contact's mobile phone number.
`home_phone`	string	The contact's home phone number.
`sms_number`	string	The mobile number where the contact prefers receive text messages.
`dla`	integer	Date of the contact's last activity. In this documentation, activity means that the contact interacted with a form, website, or email link.
`contact_cat`	string	Deprecated. The tags a contact is subscribed to. Each tag has an ID, and in this field the tags are appended together with the delimiter `/`. A `contact_cat` entry containing multiple tags looks like this: `/1/2/3/`. Tags are now related to contacts in a separate tag subscriber object.
`bulk_mail`	integer	A flag that indicates a contact's bulk email status. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Transactional Only` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` `-5 => Under review` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted to receive only transactional mail.
`bulk_sms`	integer	A flag that indicates whether or not a contact is opted in to receive bulk texts. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Opted-out` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted out.
`office_phone`	string	The contact's office phone number.
`fax`	string	The contact's fax number.
`dlm`	timestamp	The date the contact was last modified, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`company`	string	The company the contact is affiliated with.
`address2`	string	A second address field which is generally used for storing suite or unit numbers.
`title`	string	The contact's job title.
`website`	string	The contact's website.
`country`	string	The contact's country.
`system_source`	integer	System field. Can't be updated through the API. Identifies the source from which the contact was added to the database.
`source_location`	string	System field. Can't be updated through the API. Identifies the specific location from which the contact was added to the database.
`import_id`	integer	System field. Can't be updated through the API. The ID of the import batch the contact was imported with, if any.
`ip_addy`	string	Deprecated. The contact's IP address. This is an old version of `ip_addy_display` and is not used anymore.
`ip_addy_display`	string	The contact's IP address.
`freferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the first affiliate to refer the contact.
`lreferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the last affiliate to refer the contact.
`n_lead_source`	integer	The lead source ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`n_content`	integer	The content ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`n_medium`	integer	The medium ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`n_campaign`	integer	The tracking campaign ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`n_term`	integer	The term ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`l_lead_source`	integer	The last lead source ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`l_content`	integer	The last content ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`l_medium`	integer	The last medium ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`l_campaign`	integer	The last tracking campaign ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`l_term`	integer	The last term ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`referral_page`	string	The page the contact was referred from.
`aff_sales`	integer	If the contact is an affiliate, the total number of affiliate sale transactions.
`aff_amount`	double	If the contact is an affiliate, the total amount of affiliate sales.
`program_id`	integer	For affiliates, the partner program ID.
`aff_paypal`	string	Affiliate email address for Paypal payments.
`fb_gender`	string	The contact's gender as listed on Facebook.
`mrcAmount`	double	The amount of the contact's most recent credit card charge.
`mrcUnpaid`	double	Total contact transactions remaining unpaid.
`mriInvoiceNum`	integer	The contact's most recent invoice number.
`mriInvoiceTotal`	double	The contact's most recent invoice total.
`ccType`	integer	The contact's credit card type. Integer codes map to card providers as follows: `0 => none`, `1 => Visa` `2 => Mastercard` `3 => American Express` `4 => Discover` `5 => Paypal`.
`ccExpirationMonth`	integer	The expiration month of the contact's credit card. Integer values are mapped as follows: `1 => January` `2 => February` `3 => March` `4 => April` `5 => May` `6 => June` `7 => July` `8 => August` `9 => September` `10 => October` `11 => November` `12 => December`
`ccExpirationYear`	integer	The year the contact's credit card expires.
`ccExpirationDate`	integer	The day of the month that the contact's credit card expires.
`ccNumber`	string	The last 4 digits of the contact's credit card number.
`mrcResult`	integer	The result of the contact's most recent credit card charge. Integer values map as follows: `0 => Success` `1 => Declined`
`last_inbound_sms`	string	The last text message that you received from the contact.
`timezone`	string	The contact's timezone.
`time_since_dla`	integer	The time since the contact's last activity. Only accounts after 2018 will have this field.
`spent`	double	The total amount the contact has spent with your company.
`num_purchased`	integer	The contact's total orders.
`updateSequence`	string	Deprecated. The sequences a contact is subscribed to. Each sequence has an ID, and in this field the sequences are appended together with the delimiter `/`. An updateSequence entry containing multiple tags looks like this: `/1/2/3/`. Sequences are now related to contacts in a separate sequence subscribers object. If you want to subscribe a contact to a sequence please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint.
`updateCampaign`	string	Deprecated. The campaigns a contact is subscribed to. Note: "campaign" throughout this doc is called "automation" throughout the Ontraport app. Each campaign has an ID, and in this field the campaigns are appended together with the delimiter `/`. This field will appear in responses, but should not be updated. If you want to subscribe a contact to a campaign please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint.
`grade`	integer	The contact's score based upon lead scoring rules.
`{custom fields}`	varies	If you have created custom fields for your contact objects, they can be accessed through the API. These fields are unique to your account and will appear in the response when you retrieve a contact object. If you are not sure what a response field is used for, you can retrieve contact meta to check for the field name.

Create a contact

curl -X POST -d 'firstname=Angie&lastname=Lopez&email=alopez%40ontraport.com' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "firstname" => "Angie",
    "lastname"  => "Lopez",
    "email"     => "alopez@gmail.com"
);
$response = $client->contact()->create($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "firstname": "Angie",
    "lastname": "Lopez",
    "email": "alopez@ontraport.com",
    "id": "1",
    "owner": "1",
    "address": null,
    "city": null,
    "state": null,
    "zip": null,
    "birthday": null,
    "date": "1493143903",
    "status": null,
    "priority": "0",
    "home_phone": null,
    "sms_number": null,
    "dla": "1493143903",
    "contact_cat": "",
    "bulk_mail": "-5",
    "bulk_sms": "0",
    "office_phone": null,
    "fax": null,
    "dlm": "1493143903",
    "company": null,
    "address2": null,
    "title": null,
    "website": null,
    "country": null,
    "system_source": "3",
    "source_location": null,
    "import_id": "0",
    "ip_addy": null,
    "ip_addy_display": null,
    "freferrer": "0",
    "lreferrer": "0",
    "n_lead_source": "0",
    "n_content": "0",
    "n_term": "0",
    "n_media": "0",
    "n_medium": "0",
    "n_campaign": "0",
    "l_lead_source": "0",
    "l_content": "0",
    "l_term": "0",
    "l_medium": "0",
    "l_campaign": "0",
    "referral_page": null,
    "aff_sales": "0",
    "aff_amount": "0",
    "program_id": "0",
    "aff_paypal": null,
    "fb_gender": null,
    "mrcAmount": "0",
    "mrcUnpaid": "0.00",
    "mriInvoiceNum": "0",
    "mriInvoiceTotal": "0",
    "ccType": "0",
    "ccExpirationMonth": "0",
    "ccExpirationYear": "0",
    "ccExpirationDate": "0",
    "ccNumber": null,
    "mrcResult": "0",
    "last_inbound_sms": null,
    "timezone": null,
    "time_since_dla": "0",
    "spent": null,
    "num_purchased": null,
    "updateSequence": "",
    "grade": "0.00",
    "unique_id": "D4GD000"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Creates a new contact object. This endpoint allows duplication; if you want to avoid duplicate emails you should merge instead.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`firstname`	string	The contact's first name.
`lastname`	string	The contact's last name.
`email`	string	The contact's email address.
`freferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the first affiliate to refer the contact.
`lreferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the last affiliate to refer the contact.
`address`	string	The contact's postal address.
`address2`	string	A second address field which is generally used for storing suite or unit numbers.
`city`	string	The contact's city.
`state`	string	The contact's state.
`zip`	string	The contact's postal code.
`country`	string	The contact's country.
`birthday`	timestamp	The contact's birthday, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`priority`	integer	The contact's priority. `High => 8` `Medium => 9` `Low => 10` `None => 0`
`status`	integer	The contact's Sales Stage. Integer codes map as follows: `1 => Closed - Lost` `2 => Closed - Won` `3 => Committed` `4 => Consideration` `5 => Demo Scheduled` `6 => Qualified Lead` `7 => New Prospect`
`cell_phone`	string	The contact's mobile phone number.
`home_phone`	string	The contact's home phone number.
`sms_number`	string	The mobile number where the contact prefers receive text messages.
`office_phone`	string	The contact's office phone number.
`fax`	string	The contact's fax number.
`company`	string	The company the contact is affiliated with.
`title`	string	The contact's job title.
`website`	string	The contact's website.
`contact_cat`	string	Deprecated. The tags a contact is subscribed to. Each tag has an ID, and in this field the tags are appended together with the delimiter `/`. A `contact_cat` entry containing multiple tags looks like this: `/1/2/3/`. Tags are now related to contacts in a separate tag subscriber object.
`bulk_mail`	integer	A flag that indicates a contact's bulk email status. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Transactional Only` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` `-5 => Under review` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted to receive only transactional mail.
`bulk_sms`	integer	A flag that indicates whether or not a contact is opted in to receive bulk texts. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Opted-out` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted out.
`n_lead_source`	integer/string	The lead source for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the lead source name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_content`	integer/string	The content for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the content name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_medium`	integer/string	The medium for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the medium name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_campaign`	integer/string	The tracking campaign for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_term`	integer/string	The term for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_lead_source`	integer/string	The lead source for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the lead source name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_content`	integer/string	The content for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the content name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_medium`	integer/string	The medium for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the medium name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_campaign`	integer/string	The tracking campaign for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_term`	integer/string	The term for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`use_utm_names`	boolean	Used to indicate that utm variables will be passed by name rather than ID. Defaults to false.
`referral_page`	string	The page the contact was referred from.
`aff_sales`	integer	If the contact is an affiliate, the total number of affiliate sale transactions.
`aff_amount`	double	If the contact is an affiliate, the total amount of affiliate sales.
`program_id`	integer	For affiliates, the partner program ID.
`aff_paypal`	string	Affiliate email address for Paypal payments.
`timezone`	string	The contact's timezone.
`time_since_dla`	integer	The time since the contact's last activity. Only accounts after 2018 will have this field.
`num_purchased`	integer	The contact's total orders.
`updateSequence`	string	Deprecated. The sequences a contact is subscribed to. Each sequence has an ID, and in this field the sequences are appended together with the delimiter `/`. An updateSequence entry containing multiple tags looks like this: `/1/2/3/`. Sequences are now related to contacts in a separate sequence subscribers object. If you want to subscribe a contact to a sequence please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint.
`updateCampaign`	string	Deprecated. The campaigns a contact is subscribed to. Each campaign has an ID, and in this field the campaigns are appended together with the delimiter `/`. This field will appear in responses, but should not be updated. If you want to subscribe a contact to a campaign please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint.

Retrieve a specific contact

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contact?id=27' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "id" => 27
);
$response = $client->contact()->retrieveSingle($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "27",
    "owner": "1",
    "firstname": "First",
    "lastname": "Last",
    "email": "user@ontraport.com",
    "address": "2040 Alameda Padre Serra",
    "city": "Santa Barbara",
    "state": "CA",
    "zip": "93103",
    "birthday": "469569600",
    "date": "1491866009",
    "priority": "0",
    "status": null,
    "cell_phone": null,
    "home_phone": null,
    "sms_number": "+18055555555",
    "dla": "1491866009",
    "contact_cat": "",
    "bulk_mail": "1",
    "bulk_sms": "0",
    "office_phone": "805-555-5555",
    "fax": null,
    "dlm": "1491866203",
    "company": "Ontraport",
    "address2": "Suite 220",
    "title": "Employee",
    "website": "www.ontraport.com",
    "country": "US",
    "system_source": "0",
    "source_location": null,
    "import_id": "0",
    "ip_addy": null,
    "ip_addy_display": null,
    "freferrer": "0",
    "lreferrer": "0",
    "n_lead_source": "0",
    "n_content": "0",
    "n_term": "0",
    "n_media": "0",
    "n_medium": "0",
    "n_campaign": "0",
    "referral_page": null,
    "aff_sales": "0",
    "aff_amount": "0",
    "program_id": "0",
    "aff_paypal": null,
    "fb_gender": null,
    "mrcAmount": "0",
    "mrcUnpaid": "0.00",
    "mriInvoiceNum": "0",
    "mriInvoiceTotal": "0",
    "ccType": "0",
    "ccExpirationMonth": "0",
    "ccExpirationYear": "0",
    "ccExpirationDate": "0",
    "ccNumber": null,
    "mrcResult": "0",
    "last_inbound_sms": null,
    "time_since_dla": "0",
    "spent": null,
    "num_purchased": null,
    "updateSequence": "",
    "grade": "0.00",
    "unique_id": "D4GD000"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves all the information for an existing contact. The only parameter needed is the ID for the contact which is returned in the response upon contact creation.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contact

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The contact ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple contacts

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts?ids=29%2C30%2C31&sort=lastname&sortDir=desc&listFields=firstname%2Clastname%2Cemail' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "ids"        => "29,30,31",
    "sort"       => "lastname",
    "sortDir"    => "desc",
    "listFields" => "firstname,lastname,email"
);
$response = $client->contact()->retrieveMultiple($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "firstname": "John",
      "lastname": "Smith",
      "email": "john@ontraport.com",
      "id": "29",
      "owner": "1"
    },
    {
      "firstname": "Jane",
      "lastname": "Doe",
      "email": "jane@ontraport.com",
      "id": "30",
      "owner": "1"
    },
    {
      "firstname": "Mary",
      "lastname": "Brown",
      "email": "mary@ontraport.com",
      "id": "31",
      "owner": "1"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": "12345",
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a collection of contacts based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing criteria and our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the contacts to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all contacts being selected.
`start`	integer	The offset to return results from.
`range`	integer	The number of contacts you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which contacts to bring back. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your contact objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not contact notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other contact fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of contacts to retrieve. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.
`externs`	string	If you have a relationship between your contact object and another object, you may want to include the data from a related field in your results. Each external field is listed in the format `{object}//{field}`. Multiple fields are separated by commas.
`listFields`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Update a contact

curl -X PUT -d 'id=29&firstname=Bob&email=bob%40ontraport.com' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "id"        => 29,
    "firstname" => "Bob",
    "email"     => "bob@ontraport.com"
);
$response = $client->contact()->update($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "attrs": {
      "firstname": "Bob",
      "dlm": "1500507946",
      "id": "29"
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Updates an existing contact with given data. Either the ID or the Unique ID of the contact to update is required. ID will take precedence over Unique ID. The other fields should only be used if you want to change the existing value.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The contact's ID. Either `id` or `unique_id` are required to update a contact.
`unique_id`	string	A unique identifier for the contact. This field is system generated and can't be updated. If the `unique_id` sent matches a contact in the account, that contact's data will be updated. Either `id` or `unique_id` are required. If both are sent, `unique_id` will be ignored.
`firstname`	string	The contact's first name.
`lastname`	string	The contact's last name.
`email`	string	The contact's email address.
`freferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the first affiliate to refer the contact.
`lreferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the last affiliate to refer the contact.
`address`	string	The contact's postal address.
`address2`	string	A second address field which is generally used for storing suite or unit numbers.
`city`	string	The contact's city.
`state`	string	The contact's state.
`zip`	string	The contact's postal code.
`country`	string	The contact's country.
`timezone`	string	The contact's timezone.
`birthday`	timestamp	The contact's birthday, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`priority`	integer	The contact's priority. `High => 8` `Medium => 9` `Low => 10` `None => 0`
`status`	integer	The contact's Sales Stage. Integer codes map as follows: `1 => Closed - Lost` `2 => Closed - Won` `3 => Committed` `4 => Consideration` `5 => Demo Scheduled` `6 => Qualified Lead` `7 => New Prospect`
`cell_phone`	string	The contact's mobile phone number.
`home_phone`	string	The contact's home phone number.
`sms_number`	string	The mobile number where the contact prefers receive text messages.
`office_phone`	string	The contact's office phone number.
`fax`	string	The contact's fax number.
`company`	string	The company the contact is affiliated with.
`title`	string	The contact's job title.
`website`	string	The contact's website.
`bulk_mail`	integer	A flag that indicates a contact's bulk email status. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Transactional Only` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` `-5 => Under review` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted to receive only transactional mail.
`bulk_sms`	integer	A flag that indicates whether or not a contact is opted in to receive bulk texts. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Opted-out` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted out.
`n_lead_source`	integer/ string	The lead source for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the lead source name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_content`	integer/string	The content for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the content name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_medium`	integer/string	The medium for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the medium name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_campaign`	integer/string	The tracking campaign for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_term`	integer/string	The term for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_lead_source`	integer/string	The lead source for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the lead source name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_content`	integer/string	The content for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the content name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_medium`	integer/string	The medium for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the medium name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_campaign`	integer/string	The tracking campaign for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_term`	integer/string	The term for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`use_utm_names`	boolean	Used to indicate that utm variables will be passed by name rather than ID. Defaults to false.
`referral_page`	string	The page the contact was referred from.
`program_id`	integer	For affiliates, the partner program ID.
`aff_paypal`	string	Affiliate email address for Paypal payments.
`num_purchased`	integer	The contact's total orders.

Delete a specific contact

curl -X DELETE 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contact?id=2' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "id" => 2
);
$response = $client->contact()->deleteSingle($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Deletes a specific contact by its ID.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contact

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The ID of the contact to delete. Required.

Delete multiple contacts

curl -X DELETE 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts?ids=567%2C568%2C569&range=3&sort=firstname&sortDir=desc' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "ids"        => "1,2,3",
    "sort"       => "lastname",
    "sortDir"    => "desc",
    "listFields" => "firstname,lastname,email"
);
$response = $client->contact()->deleteMultiple($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "Deleted",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Deletes a collection of contacts based on a set of parameters. You can choose the ids for the contacts to delete or use our pagination tools for a mass delete. Be very careful using this endpoint with your API key. Specified contacts will be permanently deleted from your database.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the contacts to delete. Entering a value of 0 will result in all contacts being selected. Caution should be used with this endpoint.
`start`	integer	The offset to delete results from.
`range`	integer	The number of contacts you want to delete. The maximum and default range is 50.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which contacts to delete. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your contact objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not contact notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other contact fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of contacts to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Merge or create a contact

curl -X POST -d 'firstname=John&lastname=Doe&email=user%40ontraport.com' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/saveorupdate' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

curl -X POST -d 'birthday=804798000&email=user%40ontraport.com' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/saveorupdate' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");

// Creating a contact with an email that does not exist in the account
$requestParams = array(
    "firstname" => "John",
    "lastname"  => "Doe",
    "email"     => "user@ontraport.com"
);

// Updating birthday for contact with existing email in the account
$requestParams = array(
    "birthday"  => "804798000",
    "email"     => "user@ontraport.com"
);
$response = $client->contact()->saveOrUpdate($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "firstname": "John",
    "id": "1",
    "owner": "1",
    "lastname": "Doe",
    "email": "user@ontraport.com",
    "address": null,
    "city": null,
    "state": null,
    "zip": null,
    "birthday": null,
    "date": "1531352827",
    "priority": "0",
    "status": null,
    "home_phone": null,
    "sms_number": null,
    "dla": "1531352827",
    "contact_cat": "",
    "bulk_mail": "-5",
    "bulk_sms": "0",
    "office_phone": null,
    "fax": null,
    "dlm": "1531352827",
    "company": null,
    "address2": null,
    "title": null,
    "website": null,
    "country": null,
    "system_source": "3",
    "source_location": null,
    "import_id": "0",
    "ip_addy": null,
    "ip_addy_display": null,
    "freferrer": "0",
    "lreferrer": "0",
    "n_lead_source": "0",
    "n_content": "0",
    "n_term": "0",
    "n_media": "0",
    "n_medium": "0",
    "n_campaign": "0",
    "l_lead_source": "0",
    "l_content": "0",
    "l_term": "0",
    "l_medium": "0",
    "l_campaign": "0",
    "referral_page": null,
    "aff_sales": "0",
    "aff_amount": "0",
    "program_id": "0",
    "aff_paypal": null,
    "fb_gender": null,
    "mrcAmount": "0",
    "mrcUnpaid": "0.00",
    "mriInvoiceNum": "0",
    "mriInvoiceTotal": "0",
    "ccType": "0",
    "ccExpirationMonth": "0",
    "ccExpirationYear": "0",
    "ccExpirationDate": "0",
    "ccNumber": null,
    "mrcResult": "0",
    "last_inbound_sms": null,
    "timezone": null,
    "time_since_dla": "0",
    "spent": null,
    "num_purchased": null,
    "updateSequence": "",
    "grade": "0.00",
    "unique_id": "D4GD000"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "attrs": {
      "birthday": "804798000",
      "dlm": "1531348174",
      "id": "1"
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Looks for an existing contact with a matching unique field and merges supplied data with existing data. If no unique field is supplied or if no existing contact has a matching unique field field, a new contact will be created. Recommended to avoid unwanted duplicate mailings. While merging on the unique_id field is supported, merging on the id field is not, and may cause unintended consequences. If you would like to update a contact based on its ID, you should use the update endpoint.

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Request Endpoint

POST https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/saveorupdate

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key} Api-Appid: {app_id} Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`firstname`	string	The contact's first name.
`lastname`	string	The contact's last name.
`email`	string	The contact's email address.
`unique_id`	string	A unique identifier for the contact. This field is system generated and can't be updated. If a unique_id is sent that matches a contact in the account, that contact's data will be updated. This field will take precedence over other unique fields.
`freferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the first affiliate to refer the contact.
`lreferrer`	integer	The affiliate ID of the last affiliate to refer the contact.
`address`	string	The contact's postal address.
`address2`	string	A second address field which is generally used for storing suite or unit numbers.
`city`	string	The contact's city.
`state`	string	The contact's state.
`zip`	string	The contact's postal code.
`country`	string	The contact's country.
`timezone`	string	The contact's timezone.
`birthday`	timestamp	The contact's birthday, measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`priority`	integer	The contact's priority. `High => 8` `Medium => 9` `Low => 10` `None => 0`
`status`	integer	The contact's Sales Stage. Integer codes map as follows: `1 => Closed - Lost` `2 => Closed - Won` `3 => Committed` `4 => Consideration` `5 => Demo Scheduled` `6 => Qualified Lead` `7 => New Prospect`
`cell_phone`	string	The contact's mobile phone number.
`home_phone`	string	The contact's home phone number.
`sms_number`	string	The mobile number where the contact prefers receive text messages.
`office_phone`	string	The contact's office phone number.
`fax`	string	The contact's fax number.
`company`	string	The company the contact is affiliated with.
`title`	string	The contact's job title.
`website`	string	The contact's website.
`contact_cat`	string	Deprecated. The tags a contact is subscribed to. Each tag has an ID, and in this field the tags are appended together with the delimiter `/`. A `contact_cat` entry containing multiple tags looks like this: `/1/2/3/`. Tags are now related to contacts in a separate tag subscriber object.
`bulk_mail`	integer	A flag that indicates a contact's bulk email status. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => Transactional Only` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` `-5 => Under review` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted to receive only transactional mail.
`bulk_sms`	integer	A flag that indicates whether or not a contact is opted in to receive bulk texts. alues are mapped as follows: `0 => Opted-out` `1 => Opted-in` `2 => Double opt-in` `-2 => Hard bounce` You can only set the value to `0` through the API. You cannot manually opt-in a contact who has opted out.
`n_lead_source`	integer	The lead source ID for the tracking URL the contact arrived from.
`n_content`	integer/string	The content for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the content name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_medium`	integer/string	The medium for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the medium name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_campaign`	integer/string	The tracking campaign for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`n_term`	integer/string	The term for the first tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_lead_source`	integer/string	The lead source for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the lead source name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_content`	integer/string	The content for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the content name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_medium`	integer/string	The medium for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the medium name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_campaign`	integer/string	The tracking campaign for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`l_term`	integer/string	The term for the last tracking URL the contact arrived from. This field accepts the tracking campaign name if `use_utm_names` has a value of true, and ID if it is not passed or has a value of false. Utm variables passed by name will be created if they do not exist.
`use_utm_names`	boolean	Used to indicate that utm variables will be passed by name rather than ID. Defaults to false.
`referral_page`	string	The page the contact was referred from.
`aff_sales`	integer	If the contact is an affiliate, the total number of affiliate sale transactions.
`aff_amount`	double	If the contact is an affiliate, the total amount of affiliate sales.
`program_id`	integer	For affiliates, the partner program ID.
`aff_paypal`	string	Affiliate email address for Paypal payments.
`num_purchased`	integer	The contact's total orders.
`updateSequence`	string	Deprecated. The sequences a contact is subscribed to. Each sequence has an ID, and in this field the sequences are appended together with the delimiter /. An updateSequence entry containing multiple tags looks like this: /1/2/3/. Sequences are now related to contacts in a separate sequence subscribers object. If you want to subscribe a contact to a sequence please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint.
`updateCampaign`	string	Deprecated. The campaigns a contact is subscribed to. Each campaign has an ID, and in this field the campaigns are appended together with the delimiter `/`. This field will appear in responses, but should not be updated. If you want to subscribe a contact to a campaign please see the /objects/subscribe endpoint.

Retrieve contact object meta

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/meta' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->contact()->retrieveMeta();

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "0": {
      "name": "Contact",
      "fields": {
        "firstname": {
          "alias": "First Name",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "lastname": {
          "alias": "Last Name",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "email": {
          "alias": "Email",
          "type": "email"
        },
        "freferrer": {
          "alias": "First Referrer",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 36
        },
        "lreferrer": {
          "alias": "Last Referrer",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 36
        },
        "address": {
          "alias": "Address",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "city": {
          "alias": "City",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "state": {
          "alias": "State",
          "type": "state"
        },
        "zip": {
          "alias": "Zip Code",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "birthday": {
          "alias": "Birthday",
          "type": "fulldate"
        },
        "aff_paypal": {
          "alias": "Paypal Address",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "program_id": {
          "alias": "Partner Program",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 35
        },
        "contact_cat": {
          "alias": "Contact Tags",
          "type": "subscription"
        },
        "bulk_mail": {
          "alias": "Bulk Email Status",
          "type": "check"
        },
        "office_phone": {
          "alias": "Office Phone",
          "type": "phone"
        },
        "fax": {
          "alias": "Fax",
          "type": "phone"
        },
        "company": {
          "alias": "Company",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "address2": {
          "alias": "Address 2",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "website": {
          "alias": "Website",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "title": {
          "alias": "Title",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "country": {
          "alias": "Country",
          "type": "country"
        },
        "date": {
          "alias": "Date Added",
          "type": "timestamp"
        },
        "dlm": {
          "alias": "Date Modified",
          "type": "timestamp"
        },
        "dla": {
          "alias": "Last Activity",
          "type": "timestamp"
        },
        "spent": {
          "alias": "Spent",
          "type": "price"
        },
        "n_lead_source": {
          "alias": "First Lead Source",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 76
        },
        "n_campaign": {
          "alias": "First Campaign",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 75
        },
        "n_content": {
          "alias": "First Content",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 78
        },
        "n_medium": {
          "alias": "First Medium",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 77
        },
        "referral_page": {
          "alias": "Referring Page",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "aff_sales": {
          "alias": "Number of Sales",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "aff_amount": {
          "alias": "Total Sales",
          "type": "price"
        },
        "mriInvoiceNum": {
          "alias": "Last Invoice #",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "mriInvoiceTotal": {
          "alias": "Last Total Invoice Amount",
          "type": "price"
        },
        "mrcAmount": {
          "alias": "Last Charge Amount",
          "type": "price"
        },
        "mrcUnpaid": {
          "alias": "Total Amount of Unpaid Transactions",
          "type": "price"
        },
        "ccType": {
          "alias": "Card Type",
          "type": "drop",
          "options": {
            "0": "",
            "1": "Visa",
            "2": "Mastercard",
            "3": "American Express",
            "4": "Discover",
            "5": "Paypal",
            "6": "Other"
          }
        },
        "ccExpirationMonth": {
          "alias": "Card Expiration Month",
          "type": "drop",
          "options": {
            "1": "January",
            "2": "February",
            "3": "March",
            "4": "April",
            "5": "May",
            "6": "June",
            "7": "July",
            "8": "August",
            "9": "September",
            "10": "October",
            "11": "November",
            "12": "December"
          }
        },
        "ccExpirationYear": {
          "alias": "Card Expiration Year",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "ccNumber": {
          "alias": "Card Number (Last 4)",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "mrcResult": {
          "alias": "Last CC Status",
          "type": "drop",
          "options": {
            "0": "Success",
            "1": "Declined"
          }
        },
        "ccExpirationDate": {
          "alias": "Card Expiration Date",
          "type": "fulldate"
        },
        "lnf": {
          "alias": "Name",
          "type": "mergefield"
        },
        "fn": {
          "alias": "Name",
          "type": "mergefield"
        },
        "grade": {
          "alias": "Score",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "num_purchased": {
          "alias": "Orders",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "id": {
          "alias": "Contact ID",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "owner": {
          "alias": "Owner",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 2
        },
        "bulk_sms": {
          "alias": "Bulk SMS Status",
          "type": "check"
        },
        "sms_number": {
          "alias": "SMS Number",
          "type": "sms"
        },
        "timezone": {
          "alias": "Timezone",
          "type": "timezone"
        },
        "priority": {
          "alias": "Priority",
          "type": "drop",
          "options": {
            "8": "High",
            "9": "Medium",
            "10": "Low"
          }
        },
        "time_since_dla": {
          "alias": "Time Since Last Activity",
           "type": "drop",
           "required": 0,
           "unique": 0,
           "editable": 1,
           "deletable": 0,
           "options": {
            "60": "More than a month ago (Cold)",
            "61": "This month",
            "62": "This Week",
            "63": "Today (Hot!)"
          }
        },
        "status": {
          "alias": "Sales Stage",
          "type": "drop",
           "options": {
              "1": "Closed - Lost",
              "2": "Closed - Won",
              "3": "Committed",
              "4": "Consideration",
              "5": "Demo Scheduled",
              "6": "Qualified Lead",
              "7": "New Prospect"
           }
        },
        "updateSequence": {
          "alias": "Sequences",
          "type": "subscription"
        },
        "n_term": {
          "alias": "Term",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 79
        },
        "last_note": {
          "alias": "Last Note",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "ip_addy_display": {
          "alias": "IP Address",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "last_inbound_sms": {
          "alias": "Last Inbound SMS",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "timezone": {
          "alias": "Timezone",
          "type": "timezone"
        },
        "l_lead_source": {
          "alias": "Last Lead Source",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 76
        },
        "l_campaign": {
          "alias": "Last Campaign",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 75
        },
        "l_content": {
          "alias": "Last Content",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 78
        },
        "l_medium": {
          "alias": "Last Medium",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 77
        },
        "l_term": {
          "alias": "Last Term",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 79
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves the field meta data for the contact object.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/meta

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

None

Retrieve contact collection info

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/getInfo?search=John' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "search" => "John"
);
$response = $client->contact()->retrieveCollectionInfo($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "listFields": [
      "fn",
      "email",
      "office_phone",
      "date",
      "grade",
      "dla",
      "contact_id"
    ],
    "listFieldSettings": [],
    "count": "2"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves information about a collection of contacts, such as the number of contacts that match the given criteria.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Contacts/getInfo

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which contacts to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your contact objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not contact notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to other contact fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of contacts to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Credit Cards

Object Type ID: 45

Credit cards objects store data for a contact's saved credit cards, including card information, type, status, and billing details.

The credit card object

{
      "id": "1",
      "firstname": "Maria",
      "lastname": "Romero",
      "contact_id": "1",
      "last4": "1111",
      "type": "1",
      "exp_month": "11",
      "exp_year": "2027",
      "address": "2040 Alameda Padre Serra",
      "address2": "Suite 220",
      "city": "Santa Barbara",
      "state": "CA",
      "zip": "93103",
      "country": "US",
      "status": "3",
      "recent_sale": "0",
      "invoice_id": "1"
}

Credit card attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The credit card ID.
`firstname`	string	The first name of the credit card owner.
`lastname`	string	The last name of the credit card owner.
`contact_id`	integer	The ID of the contact associated with the credit card.
`last4`	integer	The last four digits of the credit card number.
`type`	integer	The credit card issuer. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `1 => Visa` `2 => Mastercard` `3 => American Express` `4 => Discover` `6 => Other`
`exp_month`	integer	The two-digit integer representation of the credit card's expiration month.
`exp_year`	integer	The four-digit credit card expiration year.
`address`	string	The credit card's billing address.
`address2`	string	Additional information about the credit card's billing address, such as unit number.
`city`	string	The credit card's billing address city.
`state`	string	The credit card's billing address state.
`zip`	string	The credit card's billing address zip code.
`country`	string	The credit card's billing address country.
`status`	integer	The current status of the credit card. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `1 => Active` `2 => Expired` `3 => Active Default` `4 => Expired Default`
`recent_sale`	timestamp	The date and time of the most recent charge measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.
`invoice_id`	integer	The ID of the invoice generated in relation to the most recent charge to the credit card.

Retrieve a specific credit card

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCard?id=2' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "id"  => 2
);
$response = $client->creditcard()->retrieveSingle($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
      "id": "1",
      "firstname": "Maria",
      "lastname": "Romero",
      "contact_id": "1",
      "last4": "1111",
      "type": "1",
      "exp_month": "11",
      "exp_year": "2027",
      "address": "2040 Alameda Padre Serra",
      "address2": "Suite 220",
      "city": "Santa Barbara",
      "state": "CA",
      "zip": "93103",
      "country": "US",
      "status": "3",
      "recent_sale": "0",
      "invoice_id": "1"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves all the information for an existing credit card.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCard

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The credit card ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple credit cards

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCards?listFields=contact_id%2C%20last4%2C%20exp_month%2C%20exp_year%2C%20status' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "listFields" => "contact_id, last4, exp_month, exp_year, status"
);
$response = $client->creditcard()->retrieveMultiple($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "contact_id": "1",
      "last4": "1111",
      "exp_month": "11",
      "exp_year": "2027",
      "status": "3",
      "id": "1"
    },
    {
      "contact_id": "1",
      "last4": "1111",
      "exp_month": "9",
      "exp_year": "2037",
      "status": "1",
      "id": "2"
    }
  ],
  "account_id": "12345",
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a collection of credit cards based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing criteria and our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCards

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An integer array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the credit cards to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all forms being selected.
`start`	integer	The id to start your search after.
`range`	integer	The number of credit cards you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which credit cards to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your form objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to native form fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.
`externs`	string	If you have a relationship between your credit card object and another object, you may want to include the data from a related field in your results. Each external field is listed in the format `{object}//{field}`. Multiple fields are separated by commas.
`listFields`	string	A string array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Retrieve credit card collection info

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCards/getInfo?condition=%5B%7B%20%22field%22%3A%7B%22field%22%3A%22contact_id%22%7D%2C%20%22op%22%3A%22%3D%22%2C%20%22value%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3A1%7D%20%7D%5D' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$condition = new OntraportAPI\Criteria("contact_id", "=", 1);
$queryParams = array(
    "condition"  => $condition->fromArray()
);
$response = $client->creditcard()->retrieveCollectionInfo($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
    "data": {
      "listFields": [
        "contact_id",
        "last4",
        "exp_month",
        "exp_year"
      ],
      "listFieldSettings": [],
      "count": "2"
    },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves information about a collection of credit cards, such as the number of credit cards that match the given criteria.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCards/getInfo

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which credit cards to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your credit card objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to native credit card fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Retrieve credit card meta

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCards/meta' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->creditcard()->retrieveMeta();

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "45": {
      "name": "CreditCard",
      "fields": {
        "contact_id": {
          "alias": "Contact",
          "type": "parent"
        },
        "last4": {
          "alias": "Card Number (last 4)",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "type": {
          "alias": "Card Type",
          "type": "drop",
          "options": {
            "1": "Visa",
            "2": "Mastercard",
            "3": "AMEX",
            "4": "Discover",
            "6": "Other"
          }
        },
        "status": {
          "alias": "Card Status",
          "type": "drop",
          "options": {
            "0": "Hidden",
            "1": "Active",
            "2": "Expired",
            "3": "Active (Default)",
            "4": "Expired (Default)"
          }
        },
        "exp_month": {
          "alias": "Card Expiration Month",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "exp_year": {
          "alias": "Card Expiration Year",
          "type": "numeric"
        },
        "address": {
          "alias": "Billing Address",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "address2": {
          "alias": "Billing Address 2",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "city": {
          "alias": "Billing City",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "state": {
          "alias": "Billing State",
          "type": "state"
        },
        "zip": {
          "alias": "Billing Zip",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "country": {
          "alias": "Billing \nCountry",
          "type": "country"
        },
        "invoice_id": {
          "alias": "Invoice",
          "type": "parent",
          "parent_object": 46
        },
        "firstname": {
          "alias": "Billing First Name",
          "type": "text"
        },
        "lastname": {
          "alias": "Billing Last Name",
          "type": "text"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves the field meta data for a credit card.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCards/meta

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key} Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

None

Set a default credit card

curl -X PUT --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' -d 'id=11' 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCard/default' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "id"  => 2
);
$response = $client->creditcard()->setDefault($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "11",
    "status": 3
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Sets the status of an existing card to default and adjusts the status of the current default card.

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Request Endpoint

PUT https://api.ontraport.com/1/CreditCard/default

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Request Parameters

Parameters should be sent in the request body as a URL-encoded string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The credit card ID. Required.

Forms

Object Type ID: 122

Forms are used to simply and easily gather information from your contacts. Our ONTRAforms are the recommended form type, as we offer many pre-designed and customizable templates which will greatly simplify your process. We also offer legacy SmartForms, which allow you to create your own designs.

Through the form API, you can retrieve a single form or a collection of forms. You can also retrieve meta for a form object and retrieve information about a collection of forms.

The form object

{
    "form_id": "2",
    "formname": "Test Form",
    "type": "11",
    "tags": null,
    "sequences": null,
    "campaigns": null,
    "redirect": null,
    "owner": "",
    "captcha": "1",
    "notif": null,
    "fillouts": "0",
    "json_raw_object": "0",
    "deleted": "",
    "object_type_id": "0",
    "responsive": "1",
    "visits": "0",
    "unique_visits": "0",
    "revenue": "0.00",
    "date": "1510703743",
    "dlm": "1510703743"
  }

Form attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`form_id`	integer	The form's ID.
`formname`	string	An arbitrary name for the form.
`type`	integer	The type of form. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `10 => SmartForm` `11 => ONTRAform` Any other codes correspond to deprecated form types.
`tags`	string	The tags a contact should be added to upon form fillout.
`sequences`	string	The sequences a contact should be added to upon form fillout.
`campaigns`	string	The campaigns a contact should be added to upon form fillout.Note: These are referred to as automations throughout the Ontraport app.
`redirect`	string	The URL for the thank you page the user is redirected to upon form fillout.
`owner`	integer	The ID of the user controlling the form.
`captcha`	integer	A binary integer flag indicating whether or not the form includes a Captcha. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => false` `1 => true`
`notif`	string	The email address to be notified when the form is filled out.
`fillouts`	integer	The number of times the form has been filled out.
`unique_fillouts`	integer	The percentage of unique users that has filled out the form divided by the number of `unique_visits`.
`json_raw_object`	blob	JSON-encoded form data.
`deleted`	integer/boolean	A flag indicating whether or not the form has been deleted. Different forms may use either a binary integer or boolean value. If an integer, values are mapped as follows: `0 => false` `1 => true`
`object_type_id`	integer	The ID of the object type associated with the form.
`responsive`	integer	A flag indicating whether or not the form has a responsive layout. Values are mapped as follows: `0 => false` `1 => true`
`visits`	integer	The number of times the form has been visited.
`unique_visits`	integer	The number of times unique visitors have visited the form.
`revenue`	double	The total amount of income accrued from the form (only applies to order and upsell forms).
`date`	timestamp	The date and time the form was created measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch. Note that this field will not contain data for any forms created prior to November 7, 2017.
`dlm`	timestamp	The date and time the form was last modified measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.

Retrieve a specific form

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Form?id=2' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "id"  => 2
);
$response = $client->form()->retrieveSingle($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "form_id": "2",
    "formname": "Test Form",
    "type": "11",
    "tags": null,
    "sequences": null,
    "campaigns": null,
    "redirect": null,
    "owner": "",
    "captcha": "1",
    "notif": null,
    "fillouts": "0",
    "json_raw_object": "0",
    "deleted": "",
    "object_type_id": "0",
    "responsive": "1",
    "visits": "0",
    "unique_visits": "0",
    "revenue": "0.00",
    "date": "1510703743",
    "dlm": "1510703743"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves all the information for an existing form.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Form

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The form ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple forms

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Forms?sort=type&sortDir=asc&listFields=form_id%2Cformname%2Ctype' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "sort"       => "type",
    "sortDir"    => "asc",
    "listFields" => "form_id,formname,type"
);
$response = $client->form()->retrieveMultiple($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": [
    {
      "form_id": "4",
      "formname": "Smart Form",
      "type": "10",
      "owner": ""
    },
    {
      "form_id": "2",
      "formname": "Test ONTRAform",
      "type": "11",
      "owner": ""
    },
    {
      "form_id": "3",
      "formname": "Test ONTRAform 2",
      "type": "11",
      "owner": ""
    }
  ],
  "account_id": "12345",
  "misc": []
}

Retrieves a collection of forms based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing criteria and our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Forms

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An integer array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the forms to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all forms being selected.
`start`	integer	The id to start your search after.
`range`	integer	The number of forms you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which forms to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your form objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to native form fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.
`externs`	string	If you have a relationship between your form object and another object, you may want to include the data from a related field in your results. Each external field is listed in the format `{object}//{field}`. Multiple fields are separated by commas.
`listFields`	string	A string array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Retrieve form collection info

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Forms/getInfo?search=Test' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "search"  => "Test"
);
$response = $client->form()->retrieveCollectionInfo($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "listFields": [
      "formname",
      "redirect"
    ],
    "listFieldSettings": [],
    "count": "1"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves information about a collection of forms, such as the number of forms that match the given criteria.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Forms/getInfo

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which forms to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your form objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to native form fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon. If set to a non-zero value, `performAll` should be set to 1.
`performAll`	integer	A binary integer flag to be used in conjunction with `group_id`. A value of 1 indicates that specified action should be performed on all members of a group. Be sure that `group_id` has a non-zero value when using this parameter unless you want to affect all objects in a collection.

Retrieve Smart Form meta

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Forms/meta' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->form()->retrieveMeta();

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "122": {
      "name": "SmartFormFE",
      "fields": {
        "formname": {
          "alias": "Form Name",
          "type": "text",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": 1
        },
        "redirect": {
          "alias": "Thank You Page",
          "type": "url",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": 1
        },
        "fillouts": {
          "alias": "Conversions",
          "type": "numeric",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": 1
        },
        "unique_visits": {
          "alias": "Unique Visits",
          "type": "numeric",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": 1
        },
        "visits": {
          "alias": "Visits",
          "type": "numeric",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": 1
        },
        "type": {
          "alias": "Form Type",
          "type": "drop",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": 1,
          "options": {
            "1": "Legacy Smart Form",
            "10": "Smart Form",
            "11": "ONTRAform"
          }
        },
        "date": {
          "alias": "Date Created",
          "type": "timestamp",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 0,
          "deletable": 0
        },
        "dlm": {
          "alias": "Date Modified",
          "type": "timestamp",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 0,
          "deletable": 0
        },
        "unique_fillouts": {
          "alias": "Conversion Rate",
          "type": "raw_percentage",
          "required": 0,
          "unique": 0,
          "editable": 1,
          "deletable": 1
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves the field meta data for a SmartForm. If you want to retrieve meta for another form type, you should use the objects/meta endpoint with the appropriate object ID.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Forms/meta

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

None

Retrieve Form HTML

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/form?id=4' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "id"  => 4
);
$response = $client->form()->retrieveFormHTML($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": "<html>Insert HTML here</html>",
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves the HTML for a Form by its ID.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/form

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The ID of the form to retrieve HTML for.

Retrieve all form blocks

curl -X GET 'api.ontraport.com/1/Form/getAllFormBlocks' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->form()->retrieveFormBlocks();

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "lp1.0.96bbda26-83fa-10ae-dd9a-5381b1fbf3dd": "Form on landingpage",
    "f1": "Standalone form"
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves name and ID pairs for all existing form blocks.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Form/getAllFormBlocks

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`page`	integer	The zero-indexed page number. 50 entries are returned per page. Optional.

Retrieve all blocks for form

curl -X GET 'api.ontraport.com/1/Form/getBlocksByFormName?name=myLandingPage' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
  "name" => "myLandingPage"
);
$response = $client->form()->retrieveBlocksByForm($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "block_ids": [
      "lp1.0.6d1f42fd-4e7f-706b-a20a-bd160bdd0439",
      "lp1.0.d41c1051-a2d8-7c68-d915-4f804185996e"
    ]
  },
  "account_id": "12345"
}

Retrieves IDs for all form blocks in a specified form or landing page.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/getBlocksByFormName

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`name`	string	The name of the form or landing page. Required.

Groups

Object Type ID: 3

Groups are a way of categorizing types of objects into specific segments based on some criteria.

The group object

Group attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`name`	string	The group's name.
`is_public`	integer	`0 => Everyone can view and delete` `1 => Only owner can view and delete` `2 => Everyone can view, only owner can delete`
`object_type_id`	integer	The object's type id.
`writable`	boolean	Whether the group can be edited or not.
`owner`	integer	The user id of the owner of the group.
`conditions`	object	The conditions that define the group
`id`	integer	The group's id.

Retrieve a specific group

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Group?id=2' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "id"  => 2
);
$response = $client->group()->retrieveSingle($queryParams);

{
    "name": "Clicked or Visited - Last 30 days",
    "is_public": "1",
    "object_type_id": "0",
    "writable": true,
    "owner": "1",
    "conditions": {
      "statement": [
        {
          "rule": {
            "field": "dla",
            "condition": "h",
            "value": [
              "S30DAYS"
            ]
          }
        }
      ]
    },
    "id": "2"
 }

Retrieves all the information for an existing Group.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Group

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The group's ID. Required.

Retrieve multiple groups

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Groups?range=50&condition=%5B%7B%22field%22%3A%7B%22field%22%3A%22type%22%7D%2C%22op%22%3A%22%3D%22%2C%22value%22%3A%7B%22value%22%3A%220%22%7D%7D%5D \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "sort"       => "type",
    "sortDir"    => "asc",
    "listFields" => "is_public"
);
$response = $client->group()->retrieveMultiple($queryParams);

{
    "code": 0,
    "data": [
        {
            "id": "29",
            "name": "NewGrrrroup",
            "type": "0",
            "owner": "1",
            "listfields": "",
            "public_view": "2",
            "is_public": "1"
        },
        {
            "id": "30",
            "name": "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA",
            "type": "0",
            "owner": "1",
            "listfields": "",
            "public_view": "0",
            "is_public": "1"
        }
    ],
    "account_id": 50,
    "misc": []
}

Retrieves a collection of groups based on a set of parameters. You can limit unnecessary API requests by utilizing criteria and our pagination tools to select only the data set you require.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Groups

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`ids`	string	An integer array as a comma-delimited list of the IDs of the groups to retrieve. Entering a value of 0 will result in all groups being selected.
`start`	integer	The id to start your search after.
`range`	integer	The number of groups you want to retrieve. The maximum and default range is 50.
`sort`	string	The field results should be sorted on.
`sortDir`	string	The direction your results should be sorted. Your options are `asc` and `desc`. This field must be used in conjunction with the `sort` parameter.
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which groups to select. For example, to return only groups that match a specific Object Type ID. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your group objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to native group fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon.
`externs`	string	If you have a relationship between your group object and another object, you may want to include the data from a related field in your results. Each external field is listed in the format `{object}//{field}`. Multiple fields are separated by commas.
`listFields`	string	A string array as a comma-delimited list of the fields which should be returned in your results.

Retrieve group collection info

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Groups/getInfo?search=Test' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "search"  => "Test"
);
$response = $client->group()->retrieveCollectionInfo($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "listFields": [
      ""
    ],
    "listFieldSettings": [],
    "cardViewSettings": {
      "fields": [
        ""
      ]
    },
    "viewMode": [],
    "count": "14"
  },
  "account_id": 50
}

Retrieves information about a collection of groups, such as the number of groups that match the given criteria.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Groups/getInfo

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`condition`	string	A JSON encoded string to more specifically set criteria for which groups to select. For example, to check that a field equals a certain value. See criteria examples for more details.
`search`	string	A string to search your group objects for.
`searchNotes`	boolean	A boolean flag used in conjunction with the `search` parameter to indicate whether or not object notes should be searched for the specified string in addition to native group fields.
`group_id`	integer	The group id of objects to act upon.

Retrieve Group meta

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Groups/meta' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$response = $client->group()->retrieveMeta();

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "3": {
      "name": "Group",
      "fields": {}
    }
  },
  "account_id": 50
}

Retrieves the field meta data for a Group.

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Request Endpoint

GET https://api.ontraport.com/1/Groups/meta

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

None

Delete a specific group

curl -X DELETE 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/Group?id=2' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$queryParams = array(
    "id"  => 2
);
$response = $client->group()->deleteSingle($queryParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "account_id": 50
}

Deletes an existing Group.

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Request Endpoint

DELETE https://api.ontraport.com/1/Group

Required Headers

Api-Key: {api_key}

Api-Appid: {app_id}

Request Parameters

Request parameters should be appended to the URL as a query string.

Parameter	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The group's ID. Required.

Landing Pages

Object Type ID: 20

Landing page objects contain the data for one-off web pages a prospect can land on after clicking on an online marketing call-to-action.

We support professionally designed ONTRApage templates as well as redirects to other landing pages, "code mode" and legacy HTML pages.

Through the API, you can retrieve one or more landing pages and retrieve the hosted URL for a specific landing page. You can also retrieve meta for a landing page object to obtain more detailed information about its attributes and retrieve information about a collection of landing pages.

The landing page object

{
    "id": "1",
    "uri_id": null,
    "resource": "[{\"templateId\":84,\"status\":true,\"blocks\":[{\"alias\":\"Banner\",\"blockId\":\"20\",\"blockTypeId\":3,\"id\":\"527f664f-a6a4-8e9d-634e-26c041d2bee5\",\"path\":\"\\/js\\/ontraport\\/opt_assets\\/blocks\\/landing_page\\/20_event_banner\\/\",\"scripts\":\" \\/*block scripts*\\/\",\"theme\":{\"color_variation\":\"option-4\"},\"userDefinedData\":[{\"id\":\"header-1\",\"type\":\"html\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"html\":\"<span class=\\\"h1\\\">COMING SOON<\\/span>\",\"visibility\":\"visible\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Header\"}},{\"id\":\"subHeader-1\",\"type\":\"html\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"html\":\"<span class=\\\"  opt-palette-editor__text-area h2   h2 h2\\\">Yes you're on the right page, but its not quite ready.<\\/span>\",\"visibility\":\"visible\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Sub-Header\"}},{\"id\":\"header-group\",\"type\":\"group\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"alias\":\"header group\",\"visibility\":\"visible\"}},{\"id\":\"logo-1\",\"type\":\"image\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"IMG\",\"attrs\":{\"src\":\"\\/\\/optassets.ontraport.com\\/opt_assets\\/blocks\\/common\\/stockPhoto\\/84\\/29694.1.47135abcc7e84179f73c77f9e8f8af1b.PNG\",\"options\":false,\"visibility\":\"visible\",\"alias\":\"Logo\"}},{\"id\":\"block-background\",\"type\":\"background\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"bg\":\"transparent\",\"options\":false,\"alias\":\"block background\",\"src\":\"\\/js\\/ontraport\\/components\\/opt_palette_editor\\/image\\/views\\/noimage.png\"}},{\"id\":\"tagline-1\",\"type\":\"html\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"H3\",\"attrs\":{\"html\":\" JOIN OUR LIVE WEBINAR \",\"visibility\":\"hidden\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Tagline\"}},{\"id\":\"date-1\",\"type\":\"html\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"H1\",\"attrs\":{\"html\":\" DECEMBER 25, 2015 \\/\\/ 1:00PM PST \",\"visibility\":\"hidden\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Date\"}},{\"id\":\"button-1\",\"type\":\"button\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"A\",\"attrs\":{\"visibility\":\"hidden\",\"alias\":\"Button\",\"html\":\"\\n               SIGN ME UP\\n            \",\"href\":\"javascript:\\/\\/\",\"target\":\"_self\",\"file_name\":null,\"page_select\":null,\"url_type\":null,\"src\":null,\"link_background\":\"\",\"hover_bg\":\"\",\"hover_text\":\"\"}}],\"visibility\":true,\"permissionLevel\":\"free\"},{\"alias\":\"Countdown timer\",\"blockId\":\"119\",\"blockTypeId\":22,\"id\":\"b681e5f2-2c31-a251-f0f6-fa5bb76469d8\",\"path\":\"\\/js\\/ontraport\\/opt_assets\\/blocks\\/landing_page\\/119_count_down_timer\\/\",\"scripts\":\"\\/*block scripts*\\/\\n\\n\",\"theme\":{\"color_variation\":\"option-4\"},\"userDefinedData\":[{\"id\":\"header-1\",\"type\":\"html\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"html\":\"<span class=\\\" opt-palette-editor__text-area h3   h3 h3\\\">PAGE WILL BE READY IN&nbsp;:<\\/span>\\n        \",\"visibility\":\"visible\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Header\"}},{\"id\":\"block-background\",\"type\":\"background\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"bg\":\"transparent\",\"options\":false,\"alias\":\"block background\",\"src\":\"\\/js\\/ontraport\\/components\\/opt_palette_editor\\/image\\/views\\/noimage.png\"}}],\"visibility\":true,\"permissionLevel\":\"premium\"},{\"alias\":\"Smart form\",\"blockId\":\"130\",\"blockTypeId\":10,\"id\":\"bd440856-4d06-bedf-1302-eb5f220c29e9\",\"path\":\"\\/js\\/ontraport\\/opt_assets\\/blocks\\/landing_page\\/130_horizontal_text_and_form\\/\",\"scripts\":\" \\/*block scripts*\\/\",\"theme\":{\"spacing\":{\"children\":{\"~spacing\":{\"attributes\":{\"padding-bottom\":\"100px\"}}}},\"color_variation\":\"option-4\"},\"userDefinedData\":[{\"id\":\"block-background\",\"type\":\"background\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"bg\":\"transparent\",\"options\":false,\"alias\":\"block background\",\"src\":\"\\/js\\/ontraport\\/components\\/opt_palette_editor\\/image\\/views\\/noimage.png\",\"fixed-width-default\":false}},{\"id\":\"bodyText-1\",\"type\":\"html\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"html\":\"<span class=\\\" opt-palette-editor__text-area  body-text body-text\\\">Enter you name & Email and we will let you know when its ready.<\\/span>\",\"visibility\":\"visible\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Body Text\"}}],\"visibility\":true,\"direction\":1,\"settings\":{\"opt_in_settings\":\"single\",\"conditionsCustomUrl\":\"\",\"conditionsRedirectRadioButtons\":\"default\",\"form_contacts_thank_you_page_redir\":\"0\",\"singleCustomUrl\":\"\",\"thankYouRedirectRadioButtons\":\"default\",\"singleLandPageSelect\":\"\",\"conditionsLandPageSelect\":\"\",\"conditionsPopOntraformSelect\":\"\",\"confirmation_email\":\"\",\"tags\":[],\"sequences\":[],\"rules_default\":[],\"rules_transaction_fail\":[],\"notif\":\"\",\"cookie_overide\":\"0\",\"cgi\":\"0\",\"owner\":false,\"tyPopOntraformSelect\":\"\"},\"permissionLevel\":\"free\"}],\"settings\":{\"domain\":null,\"visits\":null,\"conversions\":null,\"design_type\":null,\"object_type_id\":null,\"listFields\":null,\"listFieldSettings\":null,\"count\":null,\"lpsent\":null,\"lpconvert\":null,\"id\":null,\"uri_id\":null,\"rotation\":null,\"last_save\":null,\"last_auto\":null,\"autosave\":null,\"visits_0\":null,\"visits_1\":null,\"visits_2\":null,\"visits_3\":null,\"platform\":null,\"ssl_enabled\":null,\"blocks\":null,\"block_type_id\":null,\"a_sent\":null,\"a_convert\":null,\"b_sent\":null,\"b_convert\":null,\"c_sent\":null,\"c_convert\":null,\"d_sent\":null,\"d_convert\":null,\"conditionsCustomUrl\":\"\",\"singleCustomUrl\":\"\",\"notif\":\"\",\"owner\":\"\",\"ontraformInstanceTimedOrUserScroll\":{\"opfActiveCheckbox\":\"0\",\"opfSettings\":{\"popPositionValue\":\"mc\",\"onScrollTo\":\"0\",\"onScrollToValue\":\"45\",\"onVisitDuration\":\"0\",\"onVisitDurationValue\":\"2\",\"filloutRestrictions\":\"0\",\"frequencyRestrictions\":\"1\",\"frequencyRestrictionsMaxTriggers\":2,\"frequencyRestrictionsTimeframe\":1}},\"ontraformInstanceExitIntent\":{\"opfActiveCheckbox\":\"0\",\"opfSettings\":{\"popPositionValue\":\"mc\",\"filloutRestrictions\":\"0\",\"frequencyRestrictions\":\"1\",\"frequencyRestrictionsMaxTriggers\":2,\"frequencyRestrictionsTimeframe\":1}},\"page_title\":\"\",\"meta_description\":\"\",\"header_custom_script\":\"\",\"footer_custom_script\":\"\",\"favicon_uploader\":\"\\/\\/app.ontraport.com\\/favicon.ico\",\"sort_items\":\"newest\",\"search_items\":{\"search\":\"\"}},\"theme\":{\"theme_font\":{\"children\":{\"h1, 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sans-serif\",\"font-size\":\"16px\",\"line-height\":\"18px\",\"font-weight\":\"400\",\"font-style\":\"italic\"}}}},\"theme_colors\":{\"primary-color\":\"#17a4d1\",\"complimentary-color\":\"#328ed3\",\"dark-color\":\"#91cd47\",\"light-color\":\"#e9f4da\",\"white-color\":\"#ffffff\"},\"theme_background\":{\"id\":\"template-background\",\"type\":\"background\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"DIV\",\"attrs\":{\"bg\":\"\\/\\/optassets.ontraport.com\\/opt_assets\\/blocks\\/common\\/stockPhoto\\/84\\/29694.1.1f36335d542d468765dd98e598ffbf9f.PNG\",\"options\":[\"backgrounds\"],\"alias\":\"background\",\"src\":\"\\/\\/optassets.ontraport.com\\/opt_assets\\/blocks\\/common\\/stockPhoto\\/84\\/29694.1.1f36335d542d468765dd98e598ffbf9f.PNG\"}},\"theme_spacing\":{\"children\":{\"~spacing\":{\"attributes\":{\"padding-top\":\"20px\",\"padding-bottom\":\"20px\"}}}}},\"templateData\":{\"account_id\":\"0\",\"remote_item_id\":\"0\",\"status\":\"approved\",\"share_type\":\"marketplace\",\"share_subtype\":\"free\",\"purchase_conditions\":\"\",\"featured\":\"1\",\"name\":\"Launchpad\",\"price\":\"0.00\",\"type\":\"Landing 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\",\"visibility\":\"hidden\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Tagline\"}},{\"id\":\"date-1\",\"type\":\"html\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"H1\",\"attrs\":{\"html\":\" DECEMBER 25, 2015 \\/\\/ 1:00PM PST \",\"visibility\":\"hidden\",\"options\":false,\"help\":false,\"alias\":\"Date\"}},{\"id\":\"button-1\",\"type\":\"button\",\"for\":null,\"tag\":\"A\",\"attrs\":{\"visibility\":\"hidden\",\"alias\":\"Button\",\"html\":\"\\n               SIGN ME UP\\n            \",\"href\":\"javascript:\\/\\/\",\"target\":\"_self\",\"file_name\":null,\"page_select\":null,\"url_type\":null,\"src\":null,\"link_background\":\"\",\"hover_bg\":\"\",\"hover_text\":\"\"}}],\"visibility\":true},{\"alias\":\"Countdown timer\",\"blockId\":\"119\",\"blockTypeId\":22,\"id\":\"b681e5f2-2c31-a251-f0f6-fa5bb76469d8\",\"path\":\"\\/js\\/ontraport\\/opt_assets\\/blocks\\/landing_page\\/119_count_down_timer\\/\",\"scripts\":\"\\/*block scripts*\\/\\n\\n$(function(){\\n    var $blockStyle119 = $( \\\".block-style-119\\\" );\\n\\n    \\/* Script applies a font size and line height that are 20px larger than the specified sizes. *\\/\\n    $blockStyle119.each(function( index, element ) {\\n        var $style = $( \\\"<style\\/>\\\" ).addClass( \\\"block-style-119-font-style\\\"),\\n            $element = $( element ),\\n            $countdownItem = $element.find( \\\".block-style-119__count-down-item\\\" ).first(),\\n            _itemFontSize = $countdownItem.css(\\\"fontSize\\\").replace(\\\"px\\\", \\\"\\\"),\\n            _itemLineHeight = $countdownItem.css(\\\"lineHeight\\\").replace(\\\"px\\\", \\\"\\\");\\n\\n        _itemFontSize = +_itemFontSize + 20;\\n\\n        _itemLineHeight = +_itemLineHeight + 20;\\n\\n        $element.find( \\\"style.block-style-119-font-style\\\").remove();\\n\\n        $element.prepend( $style.html( \\\".h1.block-style-119__count-down-item { font-size: \\\" + _itemFontSize + \\\"px; line-height: \\\" + _itemLineHeight + \\\"px; }\\\" ) );\\n\\n  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    "visits_2": "0",
    "visits_3": "0",
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Landing page attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	integer	The landing page's ID.
`uri_id`	integer	The hosted URL's ID.
`resource`	blob	JSON encoded data containing the entire structure of the landing page.
`design_type`	integer	The landing page's design type. Integer codes are mapped as follows: `0 => HTML` `1 => Code Mode` `2 => Redirect` `3 => ONTRApages`
`name`	string	The landing page's name.
`seo_settings`	string	The landing page's settings for search engine optimization. A JSON array with four indices that correspond to split test A, B, C, and D to store the page's title, meta description, and whether or not to disable search engines from indexing the landing page.
`rotation`	integer	If using split testing, the ID of the next split test in line for rotation.
`last_save`	timestamp	The time and date the landing page was last manually saved.
`last_auto`	timestamp	The time and date the landing page was last automatically saved.
`autosave`	longtext	The content of the last autosaved data.
`visits_0`	integer	The count of visits for split test A.
`visits_1`	integer	The count of visits for split test B.
`visits_2`	integer	The count of visits for split test C.
`visits_3`	integer	The count of visits for split test D.
`unique_visits_0`	integer	The count of unique user visits per session for split test A.
`unique_visits_1`	integer	The count of unique user visits per session for split test B.
`unique_visits_2`	integer	The count of unique user visits per session for split test C.
`unique_visits_3`	integer	The count of unique user visits per session for split test D.
`convert_0`	integer	The number of contacts that opted in from a selected landing page or submitted a form in split test A
`convert_1`	integer	The number of contacts that opted in from a selected landing page or submitted a form in split test B
`convert_2`	integer	The number of contacts that opted in from a selected landing page or submitted a form in split test C
`convert_3`	integer	The number of contacts that opted in from a selected landing page or submitted a form in split test D
`unique_convert_0`	integer	The percentage of contacts that opted in during a unique session divided by the number of unique visits for split test A.
`unique_convert_1`	integer	The percentage of contacts that opted in during a unique session divided by the number of unique visits for split test B.
`unique_convert_2`	integer	The percentage of contacts that opted in during a unique session divided by the number of unique visits for split test C.
`unique_convert_3`	integer	The percentage of contacts that opted in during a unique session divided by the number of unique visits for split test D.
`domain`	string	The URL where the landing page is hosted.
`ssl_enabled`	integer	A flag designating whether or not ssl certification is enabled. Values can be `0` or `1`.
`date`	timestamp	The date and time the landing page was created measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch. Note that this field will not contain data for any forms created prior to November 7, 2017.
`dlm`	timestamp	The data and time the landing page was last modified measured in seconds from the Unix Epoch.

Retrieve a specific landing page

curl -X GET 'https://api.ontraport.com/1/LandingPage?id=1' \
    --header 'Api-Key: Key5678' \
    --header 'Api-Appid: 2_AppID_12345678'

<?php
use OntraportAPI\Ontraport;

$client = new Ontraport("2_AppID_12345678","Key5678");
$requestParams = array(
    "id" => 1
);
$response = $client->landingpage()->retrieveSingle($requestParams);

{
  "code": 0,
  "data": {
    "id": "1",
    "uri_id": null,
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