metadata
object:- If no metadata is provided, the existing metadata will remain unchanged.
- Sending an empty metadata object will remove all current metadata.
- Sending a metadata object with values will overwrite all existing metadata, so be sure to include any pre-existing data you want to retain.
Headers
The type of media of the resource. Must be <code>application/json</code>.
A unique identifier used to trace and track each request.
Path Parameters
The unique identifier of the Organization associated with the Ledger.
Body
The legal name of the Organization.
256
The unique identifier of the parent Organization.
The trade name of the Organization.
256
The document of the Organization.
256
An object containing information about the status.
An object containing information about the address of the Organization.
An object containing key-value pairs to add as metadata, where the field <code>name</code> is the key and the field <code>value</code> is the value. For example, to add a Cost Center, use 'costCenter': 'BR_11101997'.
Response
Indicates that the request was successful and the response contains the expected data.
The unique identifier of the Organization.
The legal name of the Organization.
256
The unique identifier of the parent Organization.
The trade name of the Organization.
256
The document of the Organization.
256
An object containing information about the status.
An object containing information about the address of the Organization.
An object containing key-value pairs to add as metadata, where the field <code>name</code> is the key and the field <code>value</code> is the value. For example, to add a Cost Center, use 'costCenter': 'BR_11101997'.
Timestamp of creation (UTC).
Timestamp of last update (UTC).
Timestamp of soft deletion, if applicable (UTC).