Person object¶
The person for whom your application requests the job. This represents a B2B contact.
Schema¶
The job's payload.person property is of type PersonV1.
A PersonV1 object has five properties, as described below:
firstName: string- The full first name, or given name, whenever possible. Abbreviations or initials might reduce accuracy. Single-letter names are accepted, as they are valid in some cultures (for example, the Korean name
오or the Japanese name王are romanized as the Latin letterO). In the U.S., single-letter names likeJorJ.are also possible. Example:"Jane" middleNames: stringoptional- Middle names are optional; initials are acceptable. Including middle names can improve accuracy, especially for common name combinations. Example:
"E." lastName: string- The full last name, or family name or surname. Example:
"Smith" source: JobV2Sourceoptional- The source of this
Personobject. See Source of an attribute for more details. isValid: booleanread-only-
Indicates whether the person's name fields satisfy the naming validation requirements. Returns
truewhen all provided name fields contain only supported characters. Example:trueInfo
If any of the person's name fields contain unsupported characters, the job will be
"rejected"with the"JobPersonInvalidNameRejectReason"reason. For more details, see Name validation.
Name validation¶
Name fields (firstName, lastName, and middleNames if provided) are validated against the Unicode pattern:
Allowed Characters¶
- Letters: Any Unicode letter across scripts (Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, CJK, etc.). Must contain at least one letter or mark.
- Marks: Combining accents and diacritics.
- Spaces: Unicode space separators.
- Punctuation: Apostrophes (
'), hyphens (-), and periods (.).
Unsupported / Invalid Characters¶
- Digits / Numbers:
0–9and any Unicode numeric digits. - Special Symbols & Math Characters:
@,#,$,%,&,*,+,=,_,~,^,|,\,/. - Other Punctuation: Commas (
,), colons (:), semicolons (;), exclamation marks (!), question marks (?), quotes ("), brackets/braces ((),[],{}), and angle brackets or guillemets (< >,« »). - Non-space Control Characters: Tabs (
\t), line breaks (\n,\r), and control codes. - Emojis & Icons:
\p{S}(e.g., 😀, ™, ©). - Missing Letters/Marks: Strings consisting entirely of spaces, hyphens, periods, or apostrophes (e.g.,
"-","."," ").
Example¶
Schema: PersonV1