Specifying Fields
Filtering Response Fields
Most endpoints support a _fields parameter that lets you specify which fields
you require in the response. For example, if you only need id and
display_name when listing Leads, add ?_fields=id,display_name to the URL.
This will improve performance of your API calls.
In some cases, an API response can include fields that are not listed in the sample response for that endpoint below. Non-custom fields that are not included in the sample response for an endpoint should not be used in integrations, as they may change without warning.
Updating Specific Fields
In the Close API, every PUT request behaves as a PATCH. What this means is that
you don’t need to send all the fields with every request. For example, if only
the title field changed for a specific Contact, there’s no need to include the
name field in the request.