Yoobic Geofilters API

provides a mapping between users and the stores they have permission to visit- Each user may have more than one store mapped. If enabled, users could only book missions to the specified stores.- Geographic filters are extremely important in Operations. They are what control which stores a user can or can't see.- Geographic filters are assigned to stores and store types.- There are two types of geographic filters: non-dynamic and dynamic. Non dynamic filters are made by attaching stores to a user, dynamic filters are made by attaching store types to a user.- With the exception of Stores, geographic filters should always be dynamic. This is because it is easier to add a store to a type so that it inherits its geographic filter than it is to add a store to each geographic filter it needs to be in.### Fields| Field | Type | Required | Readonly | OrderBy | Description ||----------------------|:--------------:|:--------:|:--------:|:-------:|---------------------------||`geofilter_id` | string | x | x | | Unique geofilter id ||`user_id` | string | x | | x | Unique user id ||`store_ids` | array | | | x | Unique store ids ||`store_client_ids` | array | | | | External unique ids of the stores as it may exists in your Information System||`store_type_names` | array | | | | The names of the store types ||`store_type_ids` | array | | | x | The ids of the store types ||`created_date` | date | | x | | Created Date ||`updated_date` | date | | x | x | Updated Date |One of either fields is required in order to resolve the mapping between a user and store/s:- store_ids- store_client_ids- store_type_ids- store_type_names