> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.superleap.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Core Concepts

> This section covers the core concepts you should know about when working with Superleap.

### Objects

Objects are the primary data structures in Superleap CRM. Examples include leads, users, opportunities, and call logs. Each object has a unique slug (identifier) and a schema defining its fields.

### Slug

A unique identifier for objects, fields, or elements in the system. For example, "lead" is the slug for the Lead object.

### Fields

Also called columns, these are the individual data points that make up an object. Fields have properties like data type, visibility, and unique constraints.

### Audit Data

The record of changes made to objects over time. Useful for tracking the history of modifications to your CRM data.

## Object Types

### Lead

A potential customer or prospect that hasn't been qualified or converted yet.

### User

A person who has access to the Superleap CRM system, typically team members or employees.

### Opportunity

A qualified lead that represents a potential sale or business opportunity.

### Call Log

A record of phone interactions with customers or prospects.

## Field Properties

### column\_data\_type

Indicates the type of data a field can contain (e.g., string, number, date, enum).

### column\_type

Categorizes fields as "standard", "system", or "custom".

### is\_primary

Indicates whether the field is the primary field for the object, typically used for display purposes.

### is\_indexed

Fields that are optimized for faster searching and filtering.

### is\_unique

Fields that must contain unique values across all records of that object type.

## Relationships

### relationship\_type

Defines how objects are related to each other:

* Type 1: OneToOne - A one-to-one relationship between objects
* Type 2: OneToMany - A relationship where one object can be linked to many instances of another object
* Type 3: ManyToOne - A relationship where many objects can be linked to one instance of another object
* Type 4: ManyToMany - A relationship where many objects can be linked to many instances of another object
* Type 6: Restricted - A reference relationship typically used for object ownership and user references

### relation

Contains information about how objects are related to each other, including the target object and field.

## API Concepts

### Filter Operators

Operators used to filter data in queries:

* eq: Equal to
* neq: Not equal to
* gt/lt: Greater than/Less than
* contains: String contains
* starts\_with: String starts with
* is\_empty/not\_empty: Field is empty or not empty

### Webhook Events

Real-time notifications sent when data changes, following the pattern `object_slug.verb` (e.g., "lead.create").