/employees/{id}
Returns an Employee object with the given id.
Authentication
Token-based authentication with required prefix “Bearer”
Path parameters
Headers
Query parameters
Whether to include the original data Merge fetched from the third-party to produce these models.
Whether to include sensitive fields (such as social security numbers) in the response.
Whether to include shell records. Shell records are empty records (they may contain some metadata but all other fields are null).
Deprecated. Use show_enum_origins.
A comma separated list of enum field names for which you’d like the original values to be returned, instead of Merge’s normalized enum values. Learn more
Response
The third-party API ID of the matching object.
The employee’s number that appears in the third-party integration’s UI.
Array of Employment IDs for this Employee.
The employee’s gender. This field is an open enum: Merge can return a value outside this list when an integration provides one it does not map. Pass show_enum_origins=gender to receive the integration’s own value instead.
The employee’s ethnicity. This field is an open enum: Merge can return a value outside this list when an integration provides one it does not map. Pass show_enum_origins=ethnicity to receive the integration’s own value instead.
The employee’s filing status as related to marital status. This field is an open enum: Merge can return a value outside this list when an integration provides one it does not map. Pass show_enum_origins=marital_status to receive the integration’s own value instead.
The employment status of the employee. This field is an open enum: Merge can return a value outside this list when an integration provides one it does not map. Pass show_enum_origins=employment_status to receive the integration’s own value instead.
Indicates whether or not this object has been deleted in the third party platform. Full coverage deletion detection is a premium add-on. Native deletion detection is offered for free with limited coverage. Learn more.
The date that the employee was hired, usually the day that an offer letter is signed. If an employee has multiple hire dates from previous employments, this represents the most recent hire date. Note: If you’re looking for the employee’s start date, refer to the start_date field.