GET groups Id

GET
/groups/{id}

Authorization

Bearer
headerAuthorizationBearer <token>

Paste your JWT token here

Path Parameters

id*integer

The unique identifier of the group to retrieve.

Formatint32

Response Body

OK

application/json
  1. response

Represents the response DTO for a group, containing all relevant information about the group, including its properties and any associated data. The GroupResponseDTO is used to transfer comprehensive group data from the server to the client when retrieving group information, allowing for a complete representation of the group's details in the response payload. The GroupResponseDTO can include properties such as the group's unique identifier, name, active status, type, and any associated group picture information, providing a comprehensive view of the group data for the client application.

id*integer

The unique identifier of a Group, assigned incrementally.

Formatint32
name*string

The name of the Group.

active*boolean

Status of the group. Inactive groups are hidden from administrative views to prevent clutter, but are preserved in the database for historical records and statistics (e.g., the Almanac).

type*GroupType

Defines the type of a Group.

Formatint32
Value in"Committee""WorkingGroup""Dispute"
glAccountId?|

The default GL account for the group, used for financial transactions.

costCenterId?|

The default cost center for the group, used for financial transactions.

costUnitId?|

The default cost unit for the group, used for financial transactions. Dutch: Kostendrager

groupPicturePath?|

The path where the picture for the group is stored, if any.

curl -X GET 'https://example.com/groups/0'
{  "id": 0,  "name": "string",  "active": true,  "type": "Committee",  "glAccountId": "string",  "costCenterId": "string",  "costUnitId": "string",  "groupPicturePath": "string"}