Organizations
Organization entities represent legally established business or corporate entities. Each organization entity typically corresponds to a unique company, nonprofit, government body, or any other type.
The /api/v2/entities/organization/get/{FB_ENTITY_ID}
endpoint in the Fusionbase API provides structured information about specific organizations. This endpoint is essential for retrieving detailed and structured data about companies using their unique Fusionbase Entity ID (FB_ENTITY_ID).
Request Header
X-API-KEY: Your Fusionbase API key. This key authenticates your access to the API.
Content-Type: application/json. This header specifies the format of the request body.
Request Structure
The endpoint is accessed via a GET request to
https://api.fusionbase.com/api/v2/entities/organization/get/{FB_ENTITY_ID}
.{FB_ENTITY_ID}
should be replaced with the actual Fusionbase Entity ID of the organization you wish to query.
Request Sample
Response Structure
Due to the extensive nature of the response, only key elements are highlighted here:
fb_entity_id: Unique identifier for the organization within Fusionbase.
fb_datetime: Timestamp of the data retrieval or update.
fb_entity_version: Version identifier of the entity's data.
entity_type: Type of the entity, e.g., "ORGANIZATION".
entity_subtype: Subtype of the entity, e.g., "CORPORATION".
updated_at, created_at: Timestamps for the last update and creation of the entity record.
name: Official name of the organization.
description: Detailed description of the organization, often including the business scope.
address: Comprehensive address information, including geographical coordinates.
jurisdiction: Jurisdiction information represented by ISO country codes.
contact: Contact information like websites and phone numbers.
founding_date: The date when the organization was founded.
classifications: Various classifications of the organization, including industry codes and legal forms.
legal: Legal registration details of the organization.
Response Sample
Error Handling
The API uses standard HTTP response codes. Errors are indicated with 4xx (client errors) and 5xx (server errors), each accompanied by a message detailing the issue.
Notes
Keep the API key confidential.
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