Find contact

GET /api/v2/contacts/id?email=john.doe%40gmail.com

GET /api/v2/contacts/id?mobilePhone=%2B46735654321

Although it's called socialSecurityNumber (sometimes SSN) in Engage, what's actually used here is a Swedish personal identity number, a Finnish personal identity code or a Swedish coordination numbers (samordningsnummer) which is the identification number given in Sweden before a person has their personal identity number.

GET /api/v2/contacts/id?socialSecurityNumber=196903027573

As the customKey value you can send either a contact's memberNumber or externalId, depending on how your tenant is set up. Your Voyado Engage team can help you here.

GET /api/v2/contacts/id?customKey=999888777

The "any" parameter will, as the name suggests, accept any of the above values. They are scanned in the following order: email, socialSecurityNumber, mobilePhone and then customKey.

For example:

GET /api/v2/contacts/id?any=john.doe%40gmail.com

GET /api/v2/contacts/id?any=999888777

If the request has been successful, meaning the contact exists, you'll get a HTTP 200 OK response along with the contactId which is the unique identifier for your contact and looks something like this: "2e40b702-2767-4abe-ae99-aa510108e22b"

This contactId is what you will then use to fetch the contact's data.

If the request has not been successful, you'll get one of the following HTTP error codes:

It can happen that a search returns more than one contactId. For example, if you do a search with the email parameter and several contacts have given the same email, they will all be returned in that response. That will look like this:

{
  "errorCode": "MultipleMatches",
  "messageDetails": {
    "multipleMatchesFound": [
      "1cdd503c-b8cf-1111-a001-b05b00c888a4",
      "2a361f42-f831-2222-852d-b0610100adef"
    ]
  },
  "message": "Exception of type 'Voyado.Api.ApiException' was thrown.",
  "requestId": "f0930fe5-3333-4700-dddd-2ab2653ddf0c"
}

For multiple matches, contact IDs are returned sorted by CreationTime and in ascending order. This means in the order in which they were created, with the earliest created coming first.