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Data types

Carrot understands many common data types, including standard data types such as Number and String, as well as a number of Carrot-specific data types.

You'll find a list of all supported data types below.

Carrot Data Types

Name

Description

Address

Stores location data.

Comp

Stores job's total compensation data.

Comp Band

Stores compensation band levels.

Currency

Stores national currencies.

DaysOff

Stores information about days off.

Group

Stores information about ChartHop groups.

Job

Stores job values.

Money

Stores money values.

Name

Stores employee names.

Person

Stores person data.

PersonList

Store multiple person data values.

Shares

Stores values related to company shares.

StockGrant

Stores equity grant data values.

TimeOff

Stores TimeOff explanation values.

User

Stores ChartHop user data values.

Standard Data Types

Name

Description

Boolean

A data type used by fields that store true and false values.

Date

A data type used by fields that store a particular date.

DateTime

A data type used by fields that store a specific date and time.

Enum

A data type used by fields that store one value out of a set of allowed values, each with a unique label.

EnumList

A data type used by fields as a collection of data.

File

A data type that used by fields that stores uploaded files.

Image

A data type used by fields that stores uploaded images.

List

A data type used by fields that represent a list of other items. List fields can be indexed by numeric position.

Number

A data type used by fields that store number values.

Null

A data type used by fields that have a value of null.

Percent

A data type used by fields that store a percent value.



Updated 03 Mar 2023
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