Each client database includes multiple data models that can be found on these pages. Each model includes a standard field framework that should be used for both retrieving and writing information from/to a client database. Applicant Tracking System Data Models Event Event Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Child fields are listed below their Parent field, indicated by an em dash (e.g., "— addresscity"). iForms iForms Data Model iForms are additional electronic paperwork that may be completed by a candidate, employee, or hiring manager in addition to their person profiles. iForms must be completed in order to retrieve data. The data can be retrieved using the completed iForm's ID. Job Profile Job Profile Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Child fields are listed below their Parent field, indicated by an em dash (e.g., "— addresscity"). Location Profile Location Profile Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: In some ICIMS Platforms, Location Profiles may be labeled as Company Profiles. New Hire Category Profile New Hire Category Profile Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Onboarding Workflow Onboarding Workflow Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Person Profile Person Profile Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Child fields are listed below their Parent field, indicated by an em dash (e.g., "— addresscity"). Recruiting Workflow Recruiting Workflow Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Room Room Profile Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Child fields are listed below their Parent field, indicated by an em dash (e.g., "— addresscity"). Sourcing Workflow Sourcing Workflow Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: Child fields are listed below their Parent field, indicated by an em dash (e.g., "— addresscity"). Talent Pool Talent Pool Profile Data Model The table below describes the different standard field types available and their representation when retrieving their values as well as the expected representations when modifying them. Notes: