Contactprofile:create

Create a new contact profile to your account

To simplify the management of your domains, you can create contact profiles and use these profiles in your daily tasks. This way you do not have to repeat the whole contact details for each request that you sent to our API. You only specify the identifier of a contact profile and our system will automatically use the contact details stored in the corresponding profile.

XML Template

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <request xmlns:contactprofile="http://www.eurodns.com/contactprofile">
        <contactprofile:create>
            <contactprofile:name>#CONTACT PROFILE NAME#</contactprofile:name>
            <contactprofile:contact>
                <contact:firstname>#FIRSTNAME#</contact:firstname>
                <contact:lastname>#LASTNAME#</contact:lastname>
                <contact:company>#COMPANY#</contact:company>
                <contact:address1>#ADDRESS LINE 1#</contact:address1>
                <contact:address2>#ADDRESS LINE 2#</contact:address2>
                <contact:address3>#ADDRESS LINE 3#</contact:address3>
                <contact:city>#CITY#</contact:city>
                <contact:zipcode>#ZIP/POSTAL CODE#</contact:zipcode>
                <contact:country_code>#COUNTRY CODE#</contact:country_code>
                <contact:email>#EMAIL ADDRESS#</contact:email>
                <contact:phone>#PHONE NUMBER#</contact:phone>
                <contact:fax>#FAX NUMBER#</contact:fax>
            </contactprofile:contact>
        </contactprofile:create>
    </request>

<contactprofile:create> (Occurrences: 1)

<contactprofile:contact> (Occurrences: 1)

If the action was successful, the following code will be returned:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <response xmlns:contactprofile="http://www.eurodns.com/contactprofile">
        <result code="1000">
            <msg>Command completed successfully</msg>
        </result>
        <resData>
            <contactprofile:id>#CONTACT PROFILE ID#</contactprofile:id>
        </resData>
    </response>

<resData> (Occurrences: 1)

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