organization includes a location_ids array of location ID ids rather than the
full location objects. To avoid a second round trip, you can ask the API to
expand those references and return the related objects inline.
How it works
Pass one or moreexpand[] query parameters naming the fields you want to
inline. Each expandable field has a documented expansion target — for an
organization, the expandable field is locations.
Without expansion
By default, the organization returns only ids. You would need a follow-up request per location to hydrate them.Default response
With expansion
When you expandlocations, the response adds a locations field containing the
full location objects inline. The original id fields are preserved.
Expanded response
Expansion is additive. The
location_ids array still appears alongside the expanded locations
field, so existing integrations that read ids keep working.ids vs. expandable fields
Fields that hold a reference are named with the_id or _ids suffix and return
opaque resource IDs. Each one maps to an expandable field you can
request via expand[].
Only fields documented as expandable can be passed to
expand[]. The organization_id on a
location is a reference id but is not currently expandable.List expansions are conservative
Expansion is also available on list endpoints, but it is applied conservatively: theexpand[] parameter resolves references on each item in
the data array, and only documented expandable fields are honored. Combine it
with pagination to keep responses bounded.
List response (truncated)
Parameters
string[]
Repeatable. Each value names a documented expandable field on the resource (or on each item, for
lists). Unrecognized field names are ignored rather than expanded.
Response fields
string[]
Always present on an
organization. The location ID ids of its locations, returned whether or
not locations is expanded.location[]
Present only when
expand[]=locations is requested. Contains the full location objects
referenced by location_ids.Related
Pagination
Page through list endpoints with cursor-based
limit, starting_after, and ending_before —
pair it with conservative list expansions.