Facts available by default

Last updated: June 12, 2026

Every account has a set of built-in facts you can reference by path — on a field's path, in a review table, or as a content-block variable — without creating anything first. This is the default list. The custom attributes you define extend it.

Each fact has a path (what you reference) and a label (what the picker shows). Paths are grouped by the object they belong to: the employee, employer, client, or job connected to the placement.

Employee

Path

Label

employee.first_name

First name

employee.middle_name

Middle name

employee.has_middle_name

Has middle name

employee.last_name

Last name

employee.email

Email

employee.phone

Phone

employee.date_of_birth

Date of birth

employee.social_security_number

Social security number

employee.address

Employee address

Employer

Path

Label

employer.name

Employer name

employer.ein

Employer EIN

employer.address

Employer address

employer.id

Employer ID

Client

Path

Label

client.name

Client name

client.id

Client ID

Job

Path

Label

job.name

Job name

job.address

Job address

job.id

Job ID

Address components

An address fact (employee.address, employer.address, job.address) expands into components you can reference individually:

  • .street

  • .secondary

  • .city

  • .state

  • .zip

  • .country

For example, employee.address.state references just the employee's state, and job.address.state references the state of the job.

Custom attributes

Anything beyond this default list is a custom attribute you define on your account. Once created, a custom attribute is referenceable just like a built-in fact, under its entity's custom_attributes namespace:

  • employee.custom_attributes.{name}

  • employer.custom_attributes.{name}

  • client.custom_attributes.{name}

  • job.custom_attributes.{name}

Custom attributes appear in the picker alongside the default facts on your account's own forms. They aren't available on global forms, which can only reference the default facts above.

Placement custom attributes (placement.custom_attributes.*) are not referenceable on form fields or in content variables — they live in the policy and rules layer, where they decide which forms get assigned. See 📄 Rule operators.

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