Put the current business in a group
Adds **the business you are acting for**, not one named in the body. Naming another business here would let somebody file an entity they have no rights over into a group of their choosing. Joining is done from inside the entity joining, by somebody who can already manage its settings.
Adds the business you are acting for, not one named in the body.
Naming another business here would let somebody file an entity they have no rights over into a group of their choosing. Joining is done from inside the entity joining, by somebody who can already manage its settings.
Authorization
OAuth2PasswordBearer In: header
Path Parameters
uuidCookie Parameters
Response Body
application/json
curl -X POST "https://example.com/api/b/v1/groups/497f6eca-6276-4993-bfeb-53cbbbba6f08/businesses"Create a group POST
Create a reporting group and put the current business in it. A group is a lens, not a container: it holds no money, verifies nothing, and grants nobody access to anything. Each entity keeps its own KYB, tier and wallet.
Group position GET
What the group holds, across the entities **you** can already see. A group grants no access. Entities you are not a member of are counted in `hidden` and not described — otherwise filing two companies under one name would quietly let one team read the other's balance. Entities still in KYB have no wallet and appear in `excluded` with the reason, rather than being dropped from the sum. A partial figure presented as a total looks correct, which is what makes it worse than an error.