Frequent Property Names

Property names of frequently used questions

Depending on the questions configured on a Wherewolf app and the operator’s needs, the payload for the guest update endpoint may contain extra properties.

The answers to the questions are stored in the waiver object, with property names that reflect the questions and can’t be known before the app is configured.

While many of the questions will have custom property names, there are some frequent questions that will use known property names.

When any of the following property names are included in the payload, the types and content are as follows:

Name	Type	Example	Description
DOB	String	“1990-01-01”	The date of birth of the guest
activities	Array	[“activity1”, “activity2”]	The activities (codes) the guest is doing
email	String	“example@getwherewolf.com”	The email address of the guest
emergencyName	String	“Emergency Contact”	The name of the emergency contact
emergencyPhone	String	“123-123-123”	The phone number of the emergency contact
emergencyRelationship	String	“Relation”	The relationship of the emergency contact to the guest
experienceLevel	String	“Beginner”	The experience level of the guest
gender	String	“Male”	The guest gender
guardianName	String	“Guardian Name”	The name of the guardian
height	Decimal	180	The height of the guest expressed in cm
minor	String	empty, null, “true” or “false”	If the guest is a minor
name	String	“John Doe”	The full name of the guest
notes	String	“notes”	Any notes about the guest
notesAbility	String	“notes”	Any notes about the guest’s ability
notesEquipment	String	“notes”	Any notes about the guest’s equipment
phoneNumber	String	“123-123-123”	The phone number of the guest
site	String	“Down Town”	The operator location when multiple are available
staff	String	“Staff Name”	The staff member assigned to the guest
weight	Decimal	80	The weight of the guest expressed in kg
weightEquipment	Decimal	10	The weight of the equipment the guest is carrying
whatAgeRange	String	“18-25”	Age range of checkin, in format “ - " or "+" e.g. '0 - 16', or '45+'
whereDidYouHearAboutUs	String	“Google”	Where the guest heard about the operator

Request example containing some of the common properties:

This is an example, you may have another url structure

curl -X POST \
  __BOOKING_SYSTEM_API__/bookings/ABC123/guests/__URL_ENCODED_BOOKING_GUEST_ID_OR_WAIVER_ID__ \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -H 'API-key: 123-123-123-123' \ 
  -d '{
        "waiver": { 
            "id": "abcdefg-12:30-1234567890#1",
            "pool": "qwerty123",
            "name": "Jhon Smith",
            "email": "example@getwherewolf.com",
            "DOB": "1966-11-25",
            "activities": ["activity1", "activity2"],
            "weight": 80,
            "bookingId": "ABC123",
            "bookingGuestId": "G333",
            "lastVisit": "2018-01-27T11:27:00.000Z",
            "status": "Checked In",
            "updatedAt": "2018-01-27T11:21:33.444Z"
        }
    }'