Addresses
Addresses represent physical locations linked to relations, organisations, or activities. They store street, city, postal code, country, and GPS coordinates.
Use the Address endpoint to query and manage addresses. You can also access them via the Addresses navigation property on Relations.
Endpoints
List Addresses
GET
/v1/odata/AddressSingle Address
GET
/v1/odata/Address({id})Create Address
POST
/v1/odata/AddressUpdate Address
PUT
/v1/odata/Address({id})Delete Address
DELETE
/v1/odata/Address({id})Fields
Address Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Street | String | Street name |
HouseNumber | Double | House number |
HouseNumberSuffix | String | House number suffix (e.g., "A", "bis") |
Extra | String | Extra address line |
Postalcode | String | Postal / ZIP code |
City | String | City |
Latitude | Double | GPS latitude |
Longitude | Double | GPS longitude |
Relationships
| Relationship | Target Entity | Cardinality | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Relation | Relation | N:1 | Parent relation |
| Person | Relation.Person | N:1 | Linked person |
| Organization | Relation.Organization | N:1 | Linked organisation |
| AddressType | Datastore.AdressType | N:1 | Address type (visiting, postal, etc.) |
| Country | Datastore.Country | N:1 | Country |
| State | Datastore.State | N:1 | State / province |
| EventLocation | Datastore.EventLocation | N:1 | Event location |
| Lead | Activity.Lead | N:1 | Linked lead |
| Appointment | Activity.Appointment | N:1 | Linked appointment |
| WorkOrder | Activity.WorkOrder | N:1 | Linked work order |
Expanding Relationships
GET
/v1/odata/Address({id})?$expand=RelationNavigating Relationships
GET
/v1/odata/Address({id})/RelationFiltering Examples
GET
/v1/odata/Address?$filter=City eq '{City}'&$top={top}GET
/v1/odata/Address?$filter=contains(Street, '{Street}')&$top={top}GET
/v1/odata/Address?$filter=Postalcode eq '{Postalcode}'&$top={top}GET
/v1/odata/Address?$filter=Latitude ne null&$top={top}Custom Query
Build your own OData query against Address. Open Run and edit the whole request inline — swap the entity set, change the $filter, or add $expand, $select, $orderby, $top, $skip. Type $ for suggestions; use ↺ Reset to restore this example.
GET
/v1/odata/Address?$top=10