This API requires a Giver session.
The session ID
The 0-based index of the first Person object to list
The number of the Person objects to list
Success
This API requires a Giver session. Only non-null (present) fields are considered for update. Null or absent fields are left unaltered.
The session ID
The Person object ID
Specifications for an Update Person request.
Person object ID.
Person type, e.g. Giver
or Receiver
.
Required during Add operations.
Person name.
May be Null
only when the Person object is created by
the Dialog State Machine and the name has not been set yet.
Person information. Currently this is a free (unprocessed) text.
Person PIN. Must be a code between 000000
and 999999
.
May be Null
only when the Person object is created by
the Dialog State Machine and the PIN has not been set yet.
Required during Add operations.
Person tag. Can be any publicly visible string that the person recognizes as distinctive. Typically it is an emoji symbol, but could also be an RFID code or something else.
Timestamp of creation. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the session that created this object.
Timestamp of latest change. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the latest session that changed this object.
Success
This API requires a Giver session. Only Receiver objects can be created with this API, the Giver object is always created by the Dialog State Machine.
The session ID
Specifications for an Add Person request.
Person object ID.
Person type, e.g. Giver
or Receiver
.
Required during Add operations.
Person name.
May be Null
only when the Person object is created by
the Dialog State Machine and the name has not been set yet.
Person information. Currently this is a free (unprocessed) text.
Person PIN. Must be a code between 000000
and 999999
.
May be Null
only when the Person object is created by
the Dialog State Machine and the PIN has not been set yet.
Required during Add operations.
Person tag. Can be any publicly visible string that the person recognizes as distinctive. Typically it is an emoji symbol, but could also be an RFID code or something else.
Timestamp of creation. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the session that created this object.
Timestamp of latest change. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the latest session that changed this object.
Success