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The Close plugin syncs data locally. Use corsair.close.db.<entity>.search({ data, limit?, offset? }) with the filters listed per entity.

Activity Call

Path: close.db.activityCall.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

Activity Email

Path: close.db.activityEmail.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

Activity Note

Path: close.db.activityNote.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

Contact

Path: close.db.contact.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

Custom Field

Path: close.db.customField.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

Lead

Path: close.db.lead.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

Opportunity

Path: close.db.opportunity.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

Task

Path: close.db.task.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.

User

Path: close.db.user.search

Searchable filters

Every .search() also accepts limit and offset for pagination. .list() is available on the same path without the .search suffix in code — see database operations.