A user full profile is represented in the FT API as a JSON data structure, as shown below. The following example shows all possible fields a user full profile resource can contain.
{ “user”: { “id”: “7b66cb5d-4771-4951-bf7a-978952d77955”, “email”: “someone1@example.com”, “firstName”: “Firstname”, “lastName”: “Lastname”, “title”: “Mr”, “primaryTelephone”: “442071234567”, “homeAddress”: { “line1”: “The White House”, “line2”: “1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW”, “townCity”: “Washington”, “postcode”: “20500”, “state”: “DC”, “country”: “USA” }, “demographics”: { “industry”: {“code”: “ACC”}, “position”: {“code”: “AN”}, “responsbility”: {“code”: “FIN”} }, “jobTitle”: “CEO”, “source”: “legacy-signup”, “nonLogin”: false } }
Second line of user’s address Town / city of user’s address User’s postcode User’s address state User’s countryUser Full Profile Resource Properties
Property Name Value Description
id
string
User’s unique identifier
email
string
User’s email address
firstName
string
User’s firstname
lastName
string
User’s lastname
primaryTelephone
string
User’s phone number
homeAddress
json object
JSON object representation of the user’s address
line1
string
First line of user’s address
line2
string
townCity
string
postcode
string
state
string
country
string
demographics
json object
JSON object representation of the user’s demographic information
industry
json object
JSON object representation of the user’s industry
position
json object
JSON object representation of the user’s position
responsbility
json object
JSON object representation of the user’s job responsibility
jobTitle
string
User’s jobTitle
nonLogin
string
Boolean which indicates whether a user is ‘non-login’ or not. If they have credentials to log into www.ft.com, this value is false. Otherwise it is true.
source
string
Indication of which application was responsible for the creation of this user.