person

Methods

Method	Return type	Description
address_1	string	The first address line.
address_2	string	The second address line.
amount_of_shares	integer	The amount of shares the person has.
amount_of_votes	integer	The amount of shares the person has.
custom	custom drop	A way to attach custom information to a person.
director	boolean	Returns true if the person is a director.
director_end_date	date	The end date of the mandate of the person.
director_start_date	date	The start date of the mandate of the person.
email	string	The email address of the person.
external_id	string	The id from the synchronisation service.
name	string	The name of the person.
persistent_id	string	The unique identifier for the person.
shareholder	boolean	Returns true if the person is a shareholder.
statutory	boolean	Returns true if the role is statutory.

address_1, address_2

{% for person in period.people %}
Address 1 : {{ person.address_1 }}
Address 2 :{{ person.address_2 }}
{% endfor %}

or : 	{{ period.people.first.address_1 }}
	{{ period.people.first.address_2 }}

Output

Address 1 :	Teststraat 1
Address 2 : 	9000 Gent

or: 		Teststraat 1
		9000 Gent

amount_of_shares, amount_of_votes

{% for person in period.people %}
Person {{ forloop.index }} : {{ person.amount_of_shares }}
Person {{ forloop.index }} : {{ person.amount_of_votes }}
{% endfor %}

or : 	{{ period.people.first.amount_of_shares }}
	{{ period.people.first.amount_of_votes }}

Output

Person 1 : 	300
Person 1 : 	5000

Person 2 : 	10
Person 2 : 	1

...

or: 		300
		5000

custom

{% for person in period.people %}
{% input person.custom.test %}
{{ person.custom.test }}
{% endfor %}

Output

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Input as:file
It is important to mention that documents cannot be stored in a custom drop when it is linked to the people drop; something that is possible for certain other drops (e.g. company drop). As a result, the following logic cannot be used in Silverfin and will result in an error when trying to upload a file.

{% fori people in period.people %}
  {% input people.name %} {% input people.custom.attachment as:file %}
{% endfori %}

director

{% for person in period.people %}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.director }}
{% endfor %}

or: 	{{ period.people.first.director }}

Output

Person 1: 	true

Person 2: 	false

...

or: 		true

director_end_date, director_start_date

{% for person in period.people %}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.director_end_date }}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.director_start_date }}
{% endfor %}

or: 	{{ period.people.first.director_end_date }}
	{{ period.people.first.director_start_date }}

Output

Person 1: 	2020-12-31
Person 1:	2000-01-01

Person 2: 	2011-01-31
Person 2: 	2011-01-01

...

or: 		2020-12-31
		2000-01-01

e-mail, external_id, name

{% for person in period.people %}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.custom.email }}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.external_id }}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.custom.first_name }}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.custom.last_name }}
{% endfor %}

Output

Person 1: [email protected]
Person 1: 0.0
Person 1: Michael
Person 1: Jordan

Person 2: [email protected]
Person 2: 0.0
Person 2: Scottie
Person 2: Pippen

...

persistent_id

When an external_id is available for a person, then the persistent_id will begin with "external-", otherwise it begins with "internal-".

Check out this case to learn more about why we introduced the persistent_id to replace the id.

{% for person in period.people %}
  {{ person.name }}: {{ person.persistent_id }}
{% endfor %}

Output

Harry: external-3126163

John: internal-3126162

Tom: internal-3125284

shareholder, statutory

{% for person in period.people %}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.shareholder }}
Person {{ forloop.index }}:  {{ person.statutory }}
{% endfor %}

or : 	{{ period.people.first.shareholder }}
	{{ period.people.first.statutory }}

Output

Person 1: 	true
Person 1: 	false

Person 2: 	true
Person 2: 	false

...

or: 		true
		false

❗️Input as:file

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Input as:file