Our API's try to use the same standard across all endpoints. Using our AnimalV2 endpoint as an example:

In terms of properties for posting, like our searchModel for the /animal/list post endpoint:

Description	Example
If a property ends in Id and has null as an example it accepts an integer value	"PersonId": null,
If a property ends in Id and has empty brackes as an example it accepts an array of integers	"PhysicalLocationId": [],
If the property has false then it accepts a Boolean being either “true” or “false	"IsChipped": false,
Date properties have example values	"UpdatedSinceUtc": "2019-08-25T14:00:00Z",
String properties have a string example	"SearchTerm": "SearchTerm1",

These examples are also the same for the actual model returned by an end point, but there are also some other properties:

Description

Example

Properties with URI will mean there will be a URI to another endpoint to retrieve more details about the property

"Issuer": {

"Name": "Name1",

"Uri": null,

"Id": 1

}

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