PUT /goals/{id}

The ID of the goal

Default value: "application/json"

Who this goal is assigned to. It requires the following JSON structure: { "id": "1", "type": "person" }. type can be either person, company or team. ID of the assignee person, company or team.

The expected outcome of the goal. Expected outcome can be tracked either by quantity or by sum. It requires the following JSON structure: { "target": "50", "tracking_metric": "quantity" } or { "target": "50", "tracking_metric": "sum", "currency_id": 1 }. currency_id should only be added to sum type of goals.

The interval of the goal

Possible values:

• "monthly"
• "weekly"
• "yearly"
• "quarterly"

The title of the goal

The type of the goal. It requires the following JSON structure: { "name": "deals_started", "params": { "pipeline_id": [1, 2], "activity_type_id": [9] } }. Type can be one of: deals_won, deals_progressed, activities_completed, activities_added, deals_started or revenue_forecast. params can include pipeline_id, stage_id or activity_type_id. stage_id is related to only deals_progressed type of goals and activity_type_id to activities_completed or activities_added types of goals. The pipeline_id and activity_type_id need to be given as an array of integers. To track the goal in all pipelines, set pipeline_id as null and similarly, to track the goal for all activities, set activity_type_id as null.”

The date when the goal starts and ends. It requires the following JSON structure: { "start": "2019-01-01", "end": "2022-12-31" }. Date in format of YYYY-MM-DD. "end" can be set to null for an infinite, open-ended goal.