Last published: 2025-11-30
This guide shows end to end how to create an image associated with an entity. We will walk through locating the company we are working with, finding the entity to associate the image with using search, then adding an image item representation and it's file data. Images will then be served from CDN edge points.
Lets start off with the basics and fetch the companies to locate our content:
curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://api.baack.co/n/v1/companies
{
"companies": [
{
"urn": "2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611",
"url": "/n/v1/company/2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611"
}
]
}
Lets search for the entity we will add our image to by creating a search:
curl -X POST -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://api.baack.co/n/v1/search --data '{"owner":{"urn":"2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611"},"includeScopes":["ENTITY"]}'
{
"urn": "1c05a7a9-0661-4dd0-a710-0378b34a961c",
"url": "/n/v1/search/1c05a7a9-0661-4dd0-a710-0378b34a961c",
"owner": {
"urn": "2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611",
"url": "/n/v1/company/2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611"
},
"createdTimestamp": "2025-11-30T09:50:48.725",
"updatedTimestamp": "2025-11-30T09:50:48.725",
"status": "PENDING",
"order": "UNDEFINED",
"includeScopes": [
"ENTITY"
]
}
curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://api.baack.co/n/v1/search/1c05a7a9-0661-4dd0-a710-0378b34a961c
{
"urn": "1c05a7a9-0661-4dd0-a710-0378b34a961c",
"url": "/n/v1/search/1c05a7a9-0661-4dd0-a710-0378b34a961c",
"owner": {
"urn": "2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611",
"url": "/n/v1/company/2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611"
},
"createdTimestamp": "2025-11-30T09:50:48.725",
"updatedTimestamp": "2025-11-30T09:50:48.971",
"status": "FULL_RESULT",
"order": "UNDEFINED",
"items": [
{
"urn": "d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313",
"url": "/n/v1/entity/d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313",
"sortOrder": 0,
"type": "ENTITY",
"name": "/2ad747ab-51a9-11f0-b99c-d8bbc160a611/content/blog/hubspot-xero-importer"
}
],
"includeScopes": [
"ENTITY"
]
}
When creating an image the first step is to create it’s representation.
curl -X POST -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://api.baack.co/n/v1/imageitem --data '{"entity":{"urn":"d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313"},"sortOrder":0,"name":"banner"}'
{
"urn": "157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d",
"url": "/n/v1/imageitem/157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d",
"name": "banner",
"sortOrder": 0,
"altText": "",
"src": "",
"largeSrc": "",
"mediumSrc": "",
"entity": {
"urn": "d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313",
"url": "/n/v1/entity/d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313"
}
}
Now that we have a representation of the image metadata we can post the actual file content.
Using our existing image item representation we can now associate a file with the image item:
curl -X POST -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://api.baack.co/n/v1/imageitemfile -F imageItemUrn=157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d -F imageItemSize=DEFAULT -F "src=@./Xero-to-HubSpot.png"
{"urn":"157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d","url":"/n/v1/imageitem/157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d","name":"banner","sortOrder":0,"altText":"","src":"157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d/Xero_to_HubSpot.png","largeSrc":"","medium
Src":"","entity":{"urn":"d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313","url":"/n/v1/entity/d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313"}}
Let’s confirm the image details on the associated image item:
curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://api.baack.co/n/v1/imageitem/157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d
{
"urn": "157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d",
"url": "/n/v1/imageitem/157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d",
"name": "banner",
"sortOrder": 0,
"altText": "",
"src": "157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d/Xero_to_HubSpot.png",
"largeSrc": "",
"mediumSrc": "",
"entity": {
"urn": "d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313",
"url": "/n/v1/entity/d6d64928-5c9b-4403-b341-db40abfd1313"
}
}
From here the domain setup and personalisation for your account will determine where the content will be located.
<your static domain>/157146f1-71de-4daf-bed6-88ebf3a24f7d/Xero_to_HubSpot.png now serves the image.