Locations
Detailed mapping of the fields used in secondary Locations - in POST, PUT, and GET requests
Use-case
The locations
object is used when an employer has many work locations. Locations can either be created as a primary_location
on the group, or one of many secondary locations
created using the POST to groups/{id}/locations.
This information is usually optional, but can be used to classify or divide employees. Uncommonly a carrier account structure could require divisions or subgroups to be assigned by work location.
If your system stores this information, it will be useful to implement to locations
and provide your team with the option of sending these locations when needed.
GET requests
Since
locations
belong to agroup
, you can pull a set of the current locations by calling GET groups/{id}. Doing so provides a response withsecondary_locations
.Any location created using the POST to groups/{id}/locations would be returned in this groups response.
PUT requests
Schema does not differ from the POST request below
POST requests
Sending a call to groups/{id}/locations will create a new
location
and associate it with the providedgroup
.
Required Elements
external_identifier
This is an identifier that your system can use or generate to identify the location
. This is in addition to our id
that we generate upon creation.
type
This is the specific type of location
- physical or remote.
When this value is remote
, an address object is not required.
Enumeration:
physical
remote
employer_address
This address element is required for all physical
locations. The value follows the same address schema as our other address
objects:
Required address_line_1 city zip Recommended if present address_line_2 state fips_county_code country_code
Note: Ideon currently only supports domestic addresses for enrollments, the country code can be defaulted to USA (as it will be if not provided)
Optional Elements
We ask you provide these values if available and consistent, as these can be very useful if carriers have questions or confirmations on a specific population or work location.
These elements are Optional
mailing_address
This is the mailing address for a given location, which can differ from the address provided on the employer_address
object.
The value follows the same address schema as our other address
objects:
Required address_line_1 city zip Recommended if present address_line_2 state fips_county_code country_code
Note: Ideon currently only supports domestic addresses for enrollments, the country code can be defaulted to USA (as it will be if not provided)
benefit_administrator
This element contains contact information for a location-specific Benefit Administror.
This person may be be used as a contact for benefit administration.
Required first_name last_name emails
phone_numbers Optional benefit_administrator_address
billing_administrator
This element contains contact information for a location-specific Billing Administror.
This person may be be used as a contact for billing questions and administration.
Required first_name last_name emails
phone_numbers Optional benefit_administrator_address
See Additional Documentation for links to our current API documentation.
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