# List your custom routing profiles

Endpoint: GET /profiles
Version: 1.0.0
Security: api_key

## Response 200 fields (application/json):

  - `profile` (string)
    The built-in profile this custom profile is based on.
    Example: "car"

  - `bounds` (object)
    Example: {"bbox":[11.45462,48.00954,11.77322,48.2076]}

  - `bounds.bbox` (array)
    A rectangular area given as an array [minLon, minLat, maxLon, maxLat]. The profile will only work in this area.
    Example: [11.45462,48.00954,11.77322,48.2076]

  - `custom_model` (object)
    The custom_model modifies the routing behaviour of the given . See the [detailed documentation](#tag/Custom-Model). 
Here is a complete example that limits all speeds to 100km/h, avoids motorways and makes shorter routes a bit more likely than the default due to a higher distance_influence.
    Example: {"areas":{"type":"FeatureCollection","features":[]},"priority":[{"if":"road_access == PRIVATE","multiply_by":"0"},{"if":"road_class == MOTORWAY","multiply_by":"0"}],"speed":[]}

  - `custom_model.speed` (array)
    See [speed customization](#tag/Custom-Model/Customizing-speed)
    Example: []

  - `custom_model.priority` (array)
    See [priority customization](#tag/Custom-Model/Customizing-priority)
    Example: [{"if":"road_access == PRIVATE","multiply_by":"0"},{"if":"road_class == MOTORWAY","multiply_by":"0"}]

  - `custom_model.distance_influence` (number)
    Use higher values to prefer shorter routes. See [here](#tag/Custom-Model/Customizing-distance_influence) for more details.

  - `custom_model.areas` (object)
    Areas are given in a GeoJson format. Currently only one format is supported: one object with type Feature, a geometry with type Polygon and optional (but ignored) id and properties fields. See more details and an example [here](#tag/Custom-Model/Define-areas).
    Example: {"type":"FeatureCollection","features":[]}

  - `id` (string)
    The name of the created profile. Use this as the  parameter for the /route API etc. For route optimization requests you need to define a vehicle_type where you can enter the custom profile.
    Example: "cp_shc_1_6544924f-4d20-4f71-b86d-6b1f0740fcf8"