Tests the connection to Raynet CRM and returns basic info about the instance

Scans all the main Raynet endpoints (lead, businessCase, company, person, enumerations) and returns a complete mapping of structure, fields, and picklists. Use this when you want to discover the available ID values for statuses, categories, sources, etc.

Fetches the structure of a specific Raynet entity (fields, customFields, picklists)

Fetches the list of BusinessCase phases (sales pipeline stages) with IDs and names

Fetches all enumerations (picklists) from the Raynet system

Searches for records in Raynet CRM. Supports field filters, an offset for paging, and free-text search. There is no sorting mechanism — results are always ordered ascending by id (oldest first). Use newest_first to get the most recently created records instead.

Fetches the details of a specific record by ID. A non-existent id is not an error — it returns { found: false, entity, id } (id numbering has gaps, so checking existence this way is expected and normal). A found record returns { found: true, data } with the record's fields in data.

Creates a full pipeline: Company + Person + Lead attached to both. The source and category names are automatically converted to IDs (you don't need to know the IDs!). Use this when you want to add a new client to Raynet in a single call.

Converts an existing Lead into a BusinessCase. The bc_type and bc_phase names are automatically converted to IDs. Use this after 'raynet_create_lead_full' once the client is already interested in the offer.

ALL IN ONE: creates Company + Person + Lead and optionally converts it into a BusinessCase. One call = the entire sales pipeline in Raynet. All names (source, category, bc_type, bc_phase) are automatically converted to IDs.

Deletes a record from Raynet CRM (lead, businessCase, company, person). If the record is linked to other data, Raynet will return an error stating what is blocking the deletion.