6 Using Generic Business Data Services

This chapter describes how you can use the EDQ-CDS Generic Business Data Services functionality.

This chapter includes the following sections:

• Section 6.1, "Individual Name Service"

• Section 6.2, "Country Service"

• Section 6.3, "Entity Name Service"

• Section 6.4, "Email Service"

• Section 6.5, "Published Processors"

6.1 Individual Name Service

The Individual Name Service is used to add a structure to an unstructured name input. It is also used to interpret, validate, and standardize the name input. It provides the following functionality:

• Verifying if the Full Name input is blank or null, then returning the correct validity status accordingly. For example, ”No Data Valid”.

• Deriving the structured name by parsing the Full Name, if Full Name input is not blank.

• Standardizing the input or derived data.

• Validating the input name gender, if provided, and deriving the gender information from First Name and Title where provided or derived.

• Checking for gender consistency between input gender and derived gender information.

• Passing all attributes input back with the service response.

6.1.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Individual Name Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Title	String	Title of individual named (e.g. Dr)	N
FirstName	String	First Name of individual named (e.g. James)	N
MiddleNames	String	Middle Name(s) of individual named (e.g. Alfred)	N
LastName	String	Last Name of individual named (e.g. Herriot)	N
Suffix	String	Suffix of individual named (e.g. Jr)	N
FullName	String	Full Name of individual named (e.g. Dr James Alfred Herriot Jr)	N
TreatHanAsKanji	String	Determines the specific interpretation of supplied Chinese characters. When set to blank or ”N”, treats Han characters as Hanzi, when set to ”Y” treats Han characters as Kanji. Note that the name must be in the format, <Family Name> <Given Name>.	N
Gender	String	Gender of individual named (e.g. Male/M).	N

6.1.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Individual Name Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
�Title	String	Title of individual as determined by parser (e.g. Dr).
FirstName	String	First Name of individual as determined by parser (e.g. James).
MiddleNames	String	Middle Name(s) of individual as determined by parser (e.g. Alfred).
LastName	String	Last Name of individual as determined by parser (e.g. Herriot).
Suffix	String	Suffix of individual as determined by parser (e.g. FRCVS).
ParseResult	String	The result is ”Pass” if the parser determines the input is a name, ”Review” if more verification is required, and ”Fail” if the input provided is not a name.
ParseComment	String	Depending on the parse result, this displays the parse comment.
ParseNotes	String	The notes for the name that does not conform to a name tokenization but could contain pertinent data e.g. extra information (”deceased”), multiple names detected (”Mrs. G Jones”), or unclassified data (”care of”).
NameValid	Flag	Y, if the name is valid. N, if not.
NameValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
NameValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
TitleValid	Flag	Y, if the title is valid. N, if not.
TitleValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
TitleValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
TitleStandardized	String	The title output by the standardization process.
TitleOutputValid	String	Y, if the title output is valid. N, if not.
FirstNameStandardized	String	The First Name (s) attribute output by the standardization process.
MiddleNamesStandardized	String	The Middle Name (s) attribute output by the standardization process.
LastNameStandardized	String	The Last Name attribute output by the standardization process.
SuffixStandardized	String	Suffix of individual standardized (e.g. Jr).
FullNameStandardized	String	Full Name of individual standardized (e.g. Dr James Alfred Herriot Jr).
NameOutputValid	Flag	Y, if the name output is valid. N, if not.
NameValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
NameValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
GenderValid	Flag	Y, if the gender is valid. N, if not.
GenderValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
GenderValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
GenderFromTitle	String	The gender derived from the input title.
GenderFromName	String	The gender derived from the input name.
GenderFromInput	String	The gender derived from the input gender.
TitleNameGenderConflict	Flag	If the derived genders differ between title and name, this is set to ”Y”.
TitleInputGenderConflict	Flag	Y, if the derived genders differ between title and input gender. N, if not.
NameInputGenderConflict	Flag	Y, if the derived genders differ between name and input gender. N, if not.
GenderDerived	String	Overall gender favouring GenderFromInput then GenderFromTitle then GenderFromName regardless of conflict.
TitleTransliterated	String	Title transliterated (e.g. مجتهد ->Mujtahid).
FirstNameTransliterated	String	First Name transliterated (e.g. Влади́мир ->Vladimir).
MiddleNamesTransliterated	String	Middle Name(s) transliterated.
LastNameTransliterated	String	Last Name transliterated.
SuffixTransliterated	String	Suffix transliterated.
FullNameTransliterated	String	Full Name transliterated.
NameWritingSystem	String	Writing System(s) identified (e.g. Latin, Arabic).

6.1.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Individual Name Service.

Option Name	Message Header	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat profanities as valid	optvaltreatprofanitiesvalid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect names as valid	optvaltreatsuspectnamesvalid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data contains suspect/dummy names. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect characters as valid	optvaltreatsuspectcharsvalid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat no name data as valid	optvaltreatnonamedatavalid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat no title data as valid	optvaltreatnotitledatavalid	String	Y, returns valid in TitleValid flag when title data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Remove accents	optestdremoveaccents	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent. N, will not remove the accents.	N
Output invalid names	optentoutputinvalidnames	String	Y, outputs invalid names as raw input to standardized versions of original fields. N, will not.	Y
Output invalid titles	optstdoutputinvalidtitles	String	Y, outputs invalid titles as raw input to standardized version of original field. N, will not.	Y
Remove titles	optstdremovetitles	String	Y, removes in-line titles from name fields other than title. N, will not.	N
Remove suffixes	optstdremovesuffixes	String	Y, removes in-line suffixes from name fields other than Suffix. N, will not.	N
Output case	optstdoutputcase	String	Applies consistent case to all name, ”L” = Lower Case, ”U” = Upper case, ”S” = Sentence case.	N
Treat conflict between gender and title as valid	optgenvaltreatgentitleconfvalid	String	Y, return valid in GenderValid flag when gender data contains conflict between derived gender from title passed and gender passed. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat conflict between gender and name as valid	optgenvaltreatgennameconfvalid	String	Y, return valid in GenderValid flag when gender data contains conflict between derived gender from name and gender passed. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat no gender data as valid	optgenvaltreatnodatavalid	String	Y, returns valid in GenderValid flag when gender input value is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Value for unknown gender	optgenunknowngendervalue	String	U, when gender data cannot be definitively determined from the input data, this data can be passed as output. (for unknown). For blank outputs, this can be set to a blank string by deleting the contents of the option value.	U
Remove accents and diacritical marks in transliteration	optetrnsremoveaccentsandmarks	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent. N, will not.	Y
Apply transliteration corrections	optetrnsapplycorrections	String	Y, applies name specific transformations to the standard transliterated version of the name to give them common forms. e.g. Aliaksandrovich à= ALEKSANDROVICH. N, will not.	Y

6.2 Country Service

The Country Service is used to validate country name, country code, and nationality inputs and outputs standardized ISO versions of the country name, country codes, and a standard version of the nationality. If only one of the country name and country code is supplied, it will derive the other. If both are provided it will check the consistency and indicate any conflicts, and either override one of the outputs, or output blank values, depending upon options set. For a nationality input, it will also derive an associated country name and country code.

6.2.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Country Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
CountryId	String	Id to identify the record on output.	N
CountryName	String	Country Name to be validated and standardized. If the input is a CountryCode that will also be handled.	N
CountryCode	String	Country Code to be validated and standardized. It can be ISO-3166-1 2 letter, 3 letter or numeric code. If input is a CountryName that will also be handled.	N
Nationality	String	Nationality to be validated and standardized.	N

6.2.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Country Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
CountryId	String	The countryid that was input with this record, if provided.
CountryNameValid	Flag	Y, for valid input country name. N, for an invalid input country name.
CountryNameValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation failed/passed.
CountryNameValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
CountryNameOutputValid	Flag	Y, if the country name output is valid and standardized. N, if not valid and standardized.
CountryNameISO	String	ISO Standard version of the country name, this can be one of the following: - The ISO form of the CountryName input.- The ISO country name derived from the Country Code input. - The raw input if OutputInvalid (see Section 6.2.3) was Y.
CountryNameAbbreviated	Flag	Abbreviated version of the CountryName output above – shorter version of the ISO Country name commonly used in web forms, etc.
CountryNameWasDerived	Flag	Y, if the country name is derived from country code. N, if not.
CountryNameConflict	Flag	Y, if the country name was derived, but was different from the standardized country name input which was invalid. N, if not.
CountryNameConflictCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
CountryNameConflictDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
CountryCodeValid	String	Y, the country code is valid. N, if not.
CountryCodeValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why the validation failed or passed.
CountryCodeValidationDescription	String	Description of country code validation code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-2	String	Standardized 2 letter country code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-3	String	Standardized 3 letter country code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Numeric-3	String	Standardized numeric country code.
CountryCodeOutputValid	String	Y, if the country code output is valid. N, if not.
CountryCodeWasDerived	String	Y, if the country code was derived from country name input. N, if not.
CountryCodeConflict	String	Y, if the country code was derived from the country name input, and was different from the input country code. N, if not.
CountryCodeConflictCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
CountryCodeConflictDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
NationalityValid	String	Y, for a valid nationality. N, for an invalid nationality.
NationalityValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why the validation failed/passed.
NationalityValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
NationalityStandardized	String	Standardized version of the nationality.
NationalityCountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-2	String	ISO-3166-1 2 letter country code corresponding to the input nationality, if successfully standardized.
NationalityCountryNameISO	String	Standard ISO country name corresponding to the input nationality, if successfully standardized.
NationalityCountryNameAbbreviated	String	Standard ISO country name corresponding to the input nationality, if successfully standardized.
NationalityOutputValid	String	Whether the Nationality output is valid (Y) or not (N).

6.2.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Country Service.

Option Name	Message Header	Description	Default
Treat no data as valid	opttreatnodatavalid	Whether to treat ”No data” inputs as valid. Y, treats as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N
Output invalid values	optoutputinvalid	Whether to output invalid values in the standardized version of the output. Y, to output the invalid values. N, not to output the invalid values.	N
Output case	optoutputcase	Output case (applies to Country Name and Nationality only, Country Code is always upper case). U, is the upper case. L, is the lower case. M, for mix of upper and lower cases.	M (Mixed)
Conflict handling	optconflicthandling	Whether to handle the conflict or not. Reject- it will not allow the conflicts in country name and country code. If it conflicts, both the outputs are blank. CountryNamePriority- if there is a conflict it will prioritize the country name, if valid, and output the derived country code. CountryCodePriority-if there is a conflict it will prioritize the country code input and output the derived country name.	Reject

6.3 Entity Name Service

The Entity Name Service is used to validate, standardize, and interpret the entity name inputs. It provides the following functionality.

• Examining the Entity Name, Subname and Suffix inputs.

• Checking if the input is blank or null, and returning the correct validity statuses according to the ”No Data Valid” options.

• Validating the data against lists of profanities, suspect names, and suspect characters (as defined by the customer), and returning the correct validity statuses according to the chosen options.

• Identifying and standardizing legal name data (e.g. Ltd, GmBH) using global standardization data (according to localized standards where available).

• (Optional) Removing the legal name data from in-line name data.

• Transliterating standardized output into Latin.

• Providing full name versions of the standardized and transliterated data, appending or pre-pending the legal name data identified depending on the locality discerned.

• Re-casing all the standardized and transliterated output according to options chosen.

• Passing back all attributes to service caller.

6.3.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Entity Name Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
entityname	String	Name of Entity (e.g. Oracle Corporation)�	N
entitysubname	String	Subname of Entity (e.g. Cambridge Office)	N
entitysuffix	String	Legal name data of Entity, expected to represent the entity's legal incorporation status (e.g. PLC, LLP, GmBH) usually a suffix	N
treathanaskanji	String	N, treats Han characters as Hanzi, Y, treats Han characters as Kanji. Determines the specific interpretation of supplied Chinese characters e.g. いし子 Kanji (Japanese子) à Ishiko; Other (Chinese子) à Ishi Zi.	N

6.3.2 Output Attributes

This following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Entity Name Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
entitynamevalid	Flag	Y, if the entity name is valid. N, if not valid.
entitynamevalidationcode	String	Indicate which check was failed (if any).
entitynamevalidationdescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
entitynamestandardized	String	Standardized name of Entity (e.g. Oracle).
entitysubnamestandardized	String	Standardized subname(s) of Entity (e.g. Cambridge).
entitysuffixstandardized	String	Standardized suffix of Entity (e.g. Ltd), if not provided as input, extracted from provided information.
entityfullnamestandardized	String	Concatenation of all Standardized name fields, with ’best guess' positioning of suffix information.
entitynameoutputvalid	Flag	Y, for valid entity name output. N, for invalid country name output.
entitynametransliterated	String	Name transliterated (e.g. ГУП "ТЭК СПб" à GUP ”TEK SPb”).
entitysubnametransliterated	String	Subname transliterated (e.g. Санкт-Петербурга à Sankt-Peterbúrg).
entitysuffixtransliterated	String	Suffix transliterated (e.g. 株式会社à KK).
entitynamewritingsystems	String	Writing System(s) identified in input text.

6.3.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Entity Name service.

Option Name	Message Header	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat profanities as valid	optevaltreatprofanitiesvalid	String	Y, returns valid in entitynamevalid flag when name contains profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect names as valid	optevaltreatsuspectnamesvalid	String	Y, returns valid in entitynamevalid flag when name contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect characters as valid	optevaltreatsuspectcharsvalid	String	Y, returns valid in entitynamevalid flag when name contains detected suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat no name data as valid	optevaltreatnonamedatavalid�	String	Y, returns valid in entitynamevalid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat profanities as valid (standardize version)	optestdtreatprofanitiesvalid	String	Y, returns valid in entitynameoutputvalid flag when data for standardization contains profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect characters as valid (standardize version)	optestdtreatsuspectcharsvalid��	String	Y, returns valid in entitynameoutputvalid flag when name for standardization contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect names as valid (standardize version)	optestdtreatsuspectnamesvalid�	String	Y, returns valid in entitynameoutputvalid flag when name for standardization contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat no name data as valid (standardize version)	optestdtreatnonamedatavalid�	String	Y, returns valid in entitynameoutputvalid flag when name for standardization is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Remove accents (standardize version)	optestdremoveaccents	String	Y, changes accented characters in standardized fields to their unaccented equivalent. N, will not.	N
Remove Suffixes	optentremovesuffixes	String	Y, removes in-line suffixes from standardized name fields other than entitysuffix. N, will not.	N
Output invalid names	optentoutputinvalidnames	String	Y, outputs raw input to standardized versions of original fields when standardized name is invalid according to options. N, will not.	Y
Output case	optentoutputcase	String	Y, applies consistent case to all standardized and transliterated output name attributes, ”L” = Lower Case, ”U” = Upper case, ”S” = Sentence case, N, will not.	N
Remove accents and diacritical marks in transliteration	optetrnsremoveaccsandmarks	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent in transliterated fields e.g. श्रीमत Śrīmatī à Srimati. N, will not.	Y
Apply transliteration corrections	optetrnsapplycorrections	String	Y, applies name specific transformations to the transliterated version of the name to give them common forms. e.g. Aliaksandrovich à ALEKSANDROVICH. N, will not.	Y

6.4 Email Service

The Email Service is used to validate and standardize a given email address. It provides the following functionality.

• Checking the input data presented to see if it is blank or null.

• Checking the syntactic correctness of the given email address.

• Extracting the email user name and domain name.

• Checking the user portion of the input email address against profanities and suspect names.

• Checking the user portion of the input email address to see if it is a commonly used generic email user, such as ”info” or ”admin”.

• Performing standardization.

• Standardizing the case of the standardized email address, user name, and domain according to the option set.

6.4.1 Order of Validation

The Validation checks will take place in the following order:

• Blank Check

• Syntactic Validation

• Profanity Check

• Suspect Name Check

• Generic Name Check

6.4.2 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Email Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
EmailId	String	Id to identify the record on output	N
Email	String	Email address to be validated	Y

6.4.3 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Email Service.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
EmailId	String	Email Id as input for the record, if provided.
EmailValid	Flag	Y, if the email is valid. N, if not valid.
EmailValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
EmailValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
EmailOutputValid	Flag	Y, if the email output is valid and standardized. N, if not.
EmailStandardized	String	Standardized version of the input email or raw value, if Output Invalid Values is set to Y and email is invalid.
UserName	String	The username of the email address e.g. ”jon.smith”.
Domain	String	The domain of the email address e.g. ”oracle.com”.

6.4.4 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Email Service.

Option Name	Message Header	Description	Default
Treat profanities as valid	opttreatprofanitiesvalid	Y, for treating profanities as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat suspect names as valid	opttreatsuspectnamesvalid	Y, for treating suspect names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat generic names as Valid	opttreatgenericnamesvalid	Y, for treating suspect names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat no data as valid	opttreatnodatavalid	Y, for treating blank data as valid. N, for not.	N
Output invalid values	optoutputinvalid	Y, for outputting invalid values. N, for not.	Y
Output case	optoutputcase	U, for standardizing output case to upper. L, for lower.	N
Retain generic usernames	optretaingenericusernames	Y, for retaining generic usernames. N, for not.	Y

6.5 Published Processors

The following section provides a guide to the published processors which are available in conjunction with the Business Data Services. Published Processors are available for use in custom processes created in the EDQ and can be found in the tool palette.

6.5.1 Standardize Country Code Processor

The Standardize Country Code Processor takes a country code as input and outputs the related ISO country name, abbreviated name, ISO 3 letter, 2 letter and numeric codes. If supplied with a country name it also outputs the relevant country names and codes, with a validation code indicating that the input was a country name.

6.5.1.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Standardize Country Code Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Country Code	String	The input country code.	Y
Output Invalid	String	Y, to output the invalid values in the standardized version of the output. N, not to output the invalid values.	N
Output Case	String	Output case (applies to Country Name and Nationality only, Country Code is always upper case). U, is the upper case. L, is the lower case. M, for mix of upper and lower cases.	N
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.1.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Standardize Country Code Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
CountryCodeOutputValid	String	Y, for valid outputs. N, for invalid.
CountryCodeValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
CountryCodeValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-2	String	Standardized 2 letter country code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-3	String	Standardized 3 letter country code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Numeric-3	String	Standardized numeric country code.
CountryNameISO	String	ISO Standard version of the country name
CountryNameAbbreviated	String	Abbreviated version of the country name.

6.5.1.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Standardize Country Code Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N
Output Invalid	String	Y, to output the invalid values in the standardized version of the output. N, not to output the invalid values.	N
Output Case	String	Output case (applies to Country Name and Nationality only, Country Code is always upper case). U, is the upper case. L, is the lower case. M, for mix of upper and lower cases.	M (Mixed)

6.5.2 Standardize Country Name Processor

The Standardize Country Name Processor takes country name as an input and standardizes it to its associated ISO country name, abbreviated name, and ISO 3 letter, 2 letter numeric codes. It also outputs the nationality associated with the country name.

6.5.2.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Standardize Country Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Country Name	String	The input country name.	Y
Output Invalid	String	Y, to output the invalid values in the standardized version of the output. N, not to output the invalid values.	N
Output Case	String	Output case (applies to Country Name and Nationality only, Country Code is always upper case). U, is the upper case. L, is the lower case. M, for mix of upper and lower cases.	N
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.2.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Standardize Country Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
CountryNameISO	String	ISO standardized version of the country name.
CountryNameAbbreviated	String	Shorter version of the ISO name.
CountryNameValid	String	Y, for valid input country name. N, for an invalid input country name.
CountryNameValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
CountryNameValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-2	String	Standardized 2 letter country code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-3	String	Standardized 3 letter country code.
CountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Numeric-3	String	Standardized numeric country code.
Nationality	String	Associated nationality.

6.5.2.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Standardize Country Name Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat No Data as Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats no data as invalid.	N
Output Invalid	String	Y, to output the invalid values in the standardized version of the output. N, not to output the invalid values.	Y
Output Case	String	Output case (applies to Country Name and Nationality only, Country Code is always upper case). U, for upper case. L, for lower case. M, for mix of upper and lower cases.	M

6.5.3 Standardize Nationality Processor

The Standardize Nationality Processor takes nationality as an input, standardizes it, and also outputting its associated ISO country name and country code.

6.5.3.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Standardize Nationality Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Nationality	String	The input Nationality	Y
Output Invalid	String	Y, to output the invalid values in the standardized version of the output. N, not to output the invalid values.	N
Output Case	String	Output case (applies to Country Name and Nationality only, Country Code is always upper case). U, is the upper case. L, is the lower case. M, for mix of upper and lower cases.	N
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.3.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Standardize Nationality Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
NationalityOutputValid	String	Y, if the nationality output is valid. N, if not valid.
NationalityValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
NationalityValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
NationalityStandardized	String	Standardized version of the nationality.
NationalityCountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-2	String	Standardized ISO 2 letter country code associated with the nationality.
NationalityCountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Alpha-3	String	Standardized ISO 3 letter country code associated with the nationality.
NationalityCountryCode-ISO-3166-1-Numeric-3	String	Standardized ISO numeric code associated with the nationality.
NationalityCountryNameISO	String	ISO country name.
NationalityCountryNameAbbreviated	String	Abbreviated country name.

6.5.3.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Standardize Nationality Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat No Data as Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N
Output Invalid	String	Y, outputs raw input to standardized versions of original fields when standardized name is invalid according to options. N, will not.	Y
Output Case	String	Y, applies consistent case to all standardized and transliterated output name attributes. L = Lower Case U = Upper Case S = Sentence Case N, will not.	M

6.5.4 Validate Country Code Processor

The Validate Country Code Processor takes a country code as an input and validates it for its correctness.

6.5.4.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attribute of the Validate Country Code Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Country Code	String	Input country code	Y
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.4.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attribute of the Validate Country Code Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
CountryCodeValid	Flag	Y, if the country code is valid. N, if not.
CountryCodeValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why the validation failed or passed.
CountryCodeValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.4.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Validate Country Code Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.5 Validate Country Name Processor

The Validate Country Name Processor takes country name as an input and validates it for its correctness.

6.5.5.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attribute of the Validate Country Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Country Code	String	Input country name	Y
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.5.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Validate Country Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
CountryNameValid	Flag	Y, if the country name is valid. N, if not.
CountryNameValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why the validation failed or passed.
CountryNameValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.5.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Validate Country Name Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.6 Validate Nationality Processor

The Validate Nationality Processor takes nationality as an input and validates it for its correctness.

6.5.6.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Validate Nationality Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Nationality	String	Input nationality	Y
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.6.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Validate Country Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
NationalityValid	Flag	Y, if nationality is valid. N, if not.
NationalityValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why the validation failed or passed.
NationalityValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.6.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Validate Country Name Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat No Data As Valid	String	Y, treats no data as valid. N, treats as invalid.	N

6.5.7 Standardize Email Address Processor

The Standardize Email Address Processor takes an email address as an input, extracts the user name and domain, and standardizes the email address.

6.5.7.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Standardize Email Address Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Email Address	String	Input email address	Y
Output Invalid Values	String	Y, outputs invalid values. N, outputs blank string	Y
Output Case	String	Y, applies consistent case to all standardized and transliterated output name attributes. L= Lower Case U= Upper case, S = Sentence case, N, will not.	L
Retain Generic Usernames	String	Y, retains generic user names. N, sets generic user names to a blank string.	Y
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, for treating profanities as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat Suspect Names As Valid	String	Y, for treating suspect names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat Generic Names as Valid	String	Y, for treating generic names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat No Data as Valid	String	Y, for treating blank data as valid. N, for not.	N

6.5.7.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Standardize Email Address Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
EmailOutputValid	Flag	Y, if email is valid and standardized. N, if not.
EmailStandardized	String	Standardized email address.
EmailUsername	String	The user name of the email address.
EmailDomain	String	The domain of the email address.
EmailValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why the validation failed or passed.
EmailValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.7.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Standardize Email Address Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Output Invalid Values	String	Y, outputs invalid values. N, outputs blank string	Y
Output Case	String	Y, applies consistent case to all standardized and transliterated output name attributes. L= Lower Case U= Upper case, S = Sentence case, N, will not.	L
Retain Generic Usernames	String	Y, retains generic user names. N, sets generic user names to a blank string.	Y
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, for treating profanities as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, for treating suspect names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat Generic Names as Valid	String	Y, for treating generic names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat No Data as Valid	String	Y, for treating blank data as valid. N, for not.	N

6.5.8 Validate Email Format Processor

The Validate Email Format Processor takes an email address as an input and validates the correctness of the email address.

6.5.8.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Validate Email Address Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Email Address	String	Input email address	Y
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, for treating profanities as valid. N, for not.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, for treating suspect and dummy names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat Generic Names as Valid	String	Y, for treating generic names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat No Data as Valid	String	Y, for treating blank data as valid. N, for not.	N

6.5.8.2 Output Address

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Validate Email Address Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
EmailValid	Flag	Y, if email is valid. N, if not.
EmailValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why the validation failed or passed.
EmailValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.8.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Validate Email Address Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, for treating profanities as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, for treating suspect and dummy names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat Generic Names as Valid	String	Y, for treating generic names as valid. N, for not.	Y
Treat No Data as Valid	String	Y, for treating blank data as valid. N, for not.	N

6.5.9 Standardize Entity Name Processor

The Standardize Entity Name Processor takes number of fields representing an entity name as an input and standardizes the case of the characters.

6.5.9.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Standardize Entity Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Entity Name	String	Name of the Entity (e.g. Oracle US)	N
Entity Subname	String	Subname of the Entity (e.g. Utah Branch)	N
Entity Suffix	String	Legal name data of the Entity (e.g. LLP)	N
Remove Accents	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent. N, will not remove the accents.	N
Output Invalid Names	String	Y, outputs invalid names as raw input to standardized versions of original fields. N, will not.	Y
Remove Suffixes	String	Y, removes in-line suffixes from name fields other than Suffix. N, will not.	N
Output Case	String	Applies consistent case to all names. L = Lower Case, U = Upper case, S = Sentence case. N, will not.	N
Treat No Name Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Characters as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, returns valid EntityNameValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N

6.5.9.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Standardize Entity Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
entitynameoutputvalid	String	Y, returns valid if recognized as standardized or variant of standardized. N, return in valid.
entitynameoutputvalidationcode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
entitynameoutputvalidationdescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
entitynamestandardized	String	Standardized name of Entity.
entitysubnamestandardized	String	Standardized subname of Entity.
entitysuffixstandardized	String	Standardized suffix denoting legal entity of Entity named.
entityfullnamestandardized	String	Concatenation of all Standardized name fields with a logical positioning of suffix information.

6.5.9.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Standardize Entity Name Processor.

Option Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Characters as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, returns valid EntityNameValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Name Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Remove Accents	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent. N, will not remove the accents.	N
Output Invalid Names	String	Y, outputs invalid names as raw input to standardized versions of original fields. N, will not.	Y
Output Case	String	Applies consistent case to all names. L = Lower Case, U = Upper case, S = Sentence case. N, will not.	N
Remove Suffixes	String	Y, removes in-line suffixes from name fields other than Suffix. N, will not.	N
Profanity Reference Data	String	Reference data for profanities.	Name-Entity Profanities
Suffix Standardization Reference Data	String	Reference data for suffix standardization.	Name - Entity Suffix Standardizations
Suspect Characters Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected characters.	Name - Entity Suspect Characters
Standardize Accented Characters Reference Data	String	Reference data for standardized accented characters.	Text - Standardize Accented Characters
Suspect Names Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected names.	Name - Entity Suspect Names

6.5.10 Transliterate Entity Name Processor

The Transliterate Entity Name Processor takes entity name of one writing system as an input and transliterates it to the Latin writing system.

6.5.10.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Transliterate Entity Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Entity Name	String	Name of the entity.	N
Entity Subname	String	Subname of the entity.	N
Entity Suffix	String	Legal name data of the entity.	N
Treat Han As Kanji	String	Y, treats Han characters as Kanji. N, treats Han characters as Hanzi.	N
Remove Accents and Diacritical	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent e.g. श्रीमती à Śrīmatī à Srimati N, will not.	Y
Apply Transliteration Corrections	String	Y, applies name specific transformations to the standard transliterated version of the name to give them a common form e.g.Aliaksandrovich à ALEKSANDROVICH N, will not	Y
Output Case	String	Y, applies consistent case to all name. L = Lower Case, U = Upper case, S = Sentence case. N, will not.	N

6.5.10.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Transliterate Entity Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
entitynametransliterated	String	Name transliterated(e.g. ГУП "ТЭК СПб" à GUP ”TEK SPb”)
entitysubnametransliterated	String	Subname transliterated(e.g. Санкт-Петербурга à Sankt-Peterbúrg)
entitysuffixtransliterated	String	Suffix transliterated (e.g. 株式会社à KK)
entityfullnametransliterated	String	Full name transliterated, (e.g. 株式会社電通 à KK Dentsū)
entitynamewritingsystem	String	Writing System(s) identified in input text (e.g. Пеки́н à Cyrillic) can be multiple (e.g. 東京 (トウキョウ) à CJK, Katakana)

6.5.10.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Transliterate Entity Name Processor.

Option Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Remove Accents and Diacritical Marks in Transliteration	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent e.g. श्रीमती à Śrīmatī à Srimati N, will not.	Y
Apply Transliteration Corrections	String	Y, applies name specific transformations to the standard transliterated version of the name to give them a common form e.g.Aliaksandrovich à ALEKSANDROVICH N, will not	Y
Unicode Block to Writing System Reference Data	String	The reference data that contains the unicode block associated with the countries where they are used.	Other
Transliteration Corrections Reference Data	String	Reference data that contains the corrected version of the transliterated data.	Transliterate - Entity Transliteration Adjustments
International Entity Script Name Map Reference Data	String	Reference data that contains the international script name for the phrase.	Name - Entity International Script Map
Kanji Name Map Reference Data	String	Reference data that contains the transliterated name for the Kanji name.	Transliterate - Entity Japanese Script Map
Cyrillic Custom Character Map Reference Data	String	Reference data that contains the transliterated characters of the original cyrillic characters.	Transliterate - Entity Cyrillic Transliteration Character Map
Cyrillic Delimiters	String	This contains the cyrillic delimiters.	А Б В Г Д Е Ж З И Й К Л М Н О П Р С Т У Ф Х Ц Ч Ш Щ Ы Ь Э Ю Я а б в г д е ж з и й к л м н о п р с т у ф х ц ч ш щ ы ь э ю я ё Ӣ Ə Ӯ Ћ Љ Ұ Є Қ Ђ Ў Ъ Џ Ә Ї Ғ Њ Ү Ќ Ѓ Ң Ө Ҷ Ё Ҳ
Output Case	String	Y, applies consistent case to all name. L = Lower Case, U = Upper case, S = Sentence case. N, will not.	N

6.5.11 Validate Entity Name Processor

The Validate Entity Name Processor takes an entity name as an input and validates it for the correctness.

6.5.11.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Validate Entity Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Entity Name	String	Name of the Entity (e.g. Oracle US)	N
Entity Subname	String	Subname of the Entity (e.g. Utah Branch)	N
Entity Suffix	String	Legal name data of the Entity (e.g. LLP)	N
Treat No Name Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in EntityNameValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in EntityNameValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Characters as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in EntityNameValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, returns valid EntityNameValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N

6.5.11.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Validate Entity Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
entitynamevalid	Flag	Y, for a valid entity name. N, for invalid.
entitynamevalidationcode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
entitynamevalidationdescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.11.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Validate Entity Name Processor.

Option Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in EntityNameValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Characters as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in EntityNameValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, returns valid EntityNameValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Name Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in EntityNameValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Profanity Reference Data	String	Reference data for profanities.	Name-Entity Profanities
Suspect Characters Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected characters.	Name - Entity Suspect Characters
Suspect Names Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected names.	Name - Entity Suspect Names

6.5.12 Derive Gender Processor

The Derive Gender Processor takes name, title or gender as an input and derives the correct gender.

6.5.12.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Derive Gender Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Title	String	Title of individual named (e.g. Dr)	N
First Name	String	First Name of individual named (e.g. James)	N
Gender	String	Gender of individual named (e.g. Male/M/男)	N
Value For Unknown Gender	String	When the gender data cannot be definitively determined from the input data, this data can be passed as an output. Can be set to a blank string in order to return a blank value when the gender cannot be determined.	U (Unknown)

6.5.12.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Derive Gender Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
GenderFromTitle	String	The gender derived from the input title.
GenderFromName	String	The gender derived from the input name.
GenderFromInput	String	The gender derived from the input gender.
TitleNameGenderConflict	Flag	Y, if the derived genders differ between the title and name. N, if not.
TitleInputGenderConflict	Flag	Y, if the derived genders differ between the title and input gender. N, if not.
NameInputGenderConflict	Flag	Y, if the derived genders differ between the name and input gender. N, if not.
GenderDerived	String	Overall gender favouring GenderFromInput then GenderFromTitle then GenderFromName, regardless of the conflict.

6.5.12.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of Derive Gender Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Value for Unknown Gender	String	When the gender data cannot be definitively determined from the input data, this data can be passed as an output. Can be set to a blank string in order to return a blank value when the gender cannot be determined.	U (Unknown)
Title - Gender Map reference data	String	Reference data that contains the gender associated with the title.	Name - Title Gender Map
Name - Gender Map reference data	String	Reference data that contains gender associated with the name.	Name - Name Gender Map
Name - List of Genders reference data	String	Reference data that contains the standardized gender associated with list of localized genders.	Name - Gender List

6.5.13 Standardize Individual Name processor

The Standardize Individual Name Processor takes an individual name as an input and standardize the case and usage of the accented characters.

6.5.13.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of Standardize Individual Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Title	String	Title of individual named (e.g. Dr)	N
First Name	String	First Name of individual named (e.g. James)	N
Middle Names	String	Middle Name(s) of individual named (e.g. Alfred)	N
Last Name	String	Last Name of individual named (e.g. Herriot)	N
Suffix	String	Suffix of individual named (e.g. Jr)	N
Full Name	String	Full Name of individual named (e.g. Dr James Alfred Herriot Jr)	N
Remove accents	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent. N, will not remove the accents.	N
Output invalid names	String	Y, outputs invalid names as raw input to standardized versions of original fields. N, will not.	Y
Output invalid titles	String	Y, outputs invalid titles as raw input to standardized versions of original fields. N, will not.	Y
Remove suffixes	String	Y, removes in-line suffixes from name fields other than Suffix. N, will not.	N
Remove titles	String	Y, removes in-line titles from name fields other than Title. N, will not.	N
Output case	String	Applies consistent case to all name, ”L” = Lower Case, ”U” = Upper case, ”S” = Sentence case. N, is no change.	N
Treat no name data as valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat no title data as valid	String	Y, returns valid in TitleOutputValid flag when title data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat profanities as valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect characters as valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat suspect names as valid	String	Y, returns valid NameOutputValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N

6.5.13.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of Standardize Individual Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
TitleStandardized	String	Title of individual named. (e.g. Dr)
TitleOutputValid	String	Y, if the title output is valid. N, if not.
TitleValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
TitleValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
FirstNameStandardized	String	First Name of individual standardized (e.g. James).
MiddleNamesStandardized	String	Middle Name of individual standardized (e.g. Alfred).
LastNameStandardized	String	Last Name of individual standardized (e.g. Herriot).
SuffixStandardized	String	Suffix of individual standardized (e.g. Jr).
FullNameStandardized	String	Full Name of individual standardized (e.g. Dr James Alfred Herriot Jr).
NameOutputValid	Flag	Y, if the name output is valid. N, if not.
NameValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
NameValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.13.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the output of Standardize Individual Name Processor.

Option Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Characters as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, returns valid NameOutputValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Name Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameOutputValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Title Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in TitleOutputValid flag when title data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Remove Accents	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent. N, will not remove the accents.	N
Output Invalid Names	String	Y, outputs invalid names as raw input to standardized versions of original fields. N, will not.	Y
Output Invalid Titles	String	Y, outputs invalid titles as raw input to standardized versions of original fields. N, will not.	Y
Output Case	String	Applies consistent case to all name, ”L” = Lower Case, ”U” = Upper case, ”S” = Sentence case. N, is no change.	N
Remove Suffixes	String	Y, removes in-line suffixes from name fields other than Suffix. N, will not.	N
Remove Titles	String	Y, removes in-line titles from name fields other than Title. N, will not.	N
Title Standardization Reference Data	String	Reference data for standardized titles.	Name - Title Standardizations
Profanity Reference Data	String	Reference data for profanities.	Name-Entity Profanities
Suspect Characters Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected characters.	Name - Entity Suspect Characters
Suspect Names Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected names.	Name - Entity Suspect Names
Suffix Standardization Reference Data	String	Reference data for suffix standardization.	Name - Entity Suffix Standardizations
Standardize Accented Characters Reference Data	String	Reference data for standardized accented characters.	Text - Standardize Accented Characters

6.5.14 Transliterate Individual Name Processor

The Transliterate Individual Name Processor takes name data as an input from one writing system and transliterates it to the Latin writing system.

6.5.14.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of Transliterate Individual Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Title	String	Title of individual named (e.g. إمام‎).	N
First Name	String	First Name of individual named (e.g. Γιώργος).	N
Middle Names	String	Middle Name(s) of individual named (e.g.Johnathan).	N
Last Name	String	Last Name of individual named (e.g. 劉).	N
Suffix	String	Suffix transliterated (e.g. ป.จ.ว. à PChW)	N
FullName	String	Full Name of individual named (e.g. 九条 望実 (のぞみ)).	N
TreatHanAsKanji	String	Y, treats Han characters as Kanji. N, treats Han characters as Hanzi. Determines the specific interpretation of supplied Chinese characters e.g. いし子 Kanji (Japanese子) à Ishiko; Other (Chinese子) à Ishi Zi	N
Remove accents and diacritical marks in transliteration	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent e.g. श्रीमती à Śrīmatī à Srimati N, will not.	Y
Apply transliteration corrections	String	Y, applies name specific transformations to the standard transliterated version of the name to give them a common forms. e.g. Aliaksandrovich à ALEKSANDROVICH. N, will not.	Y
Output case	String	Y, applies consistent case to all standardized and transliterated output name attributes. L = Lower Case U = Upper Case S = Sentence Case N, will not.	M

6.5.14.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of Transliterate Individual Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
TitleTransliterated	String	Title transliterated (e.g. مجتهد à Mujtahid).
FirstNameTransliterated	String	First Name transliterated (e.g. Влади́мир à Vladimir).
MiddleNamesTransliterated	String	Middle Name(s) transliterated (e.g. 杜甫 à Dù Fǔ).
LastNameTransliterated	String	Last Name transliterated (e.g. 福澤 à Fukuzawa).
SuffixTransliterated	String	Suffix transliterated (e.g. ป.จ.ว. à PChW)
FullNameTransliterated	String	Full Name transliterated (e.g. 반기문 à Ban Ki-moon).
NameWritingSystem	String	Writing System identified in input text (e.g. Пеки́н à Cyrillic) can be multiple e.g. (東京 (トウキョウ) à CJK, Katakana).

6.5.14.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of Transliterate Individual Name Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Remove Accents and Diacritical Marks in Transliteration	String	Y, changes accented characters to their unaccented equivalent e.g. श्रीमती à Śrīmatī à Srimati N, will not.	Y
Apply Transliteration Corrections	String	Y, applies name specific transformations to the standard transliterated version of the name to give them a common forms. e.g. Aliaksandrovich à ALEKSANDROVICH. N, will not.	Y
Unicode Block to Writing System Reference Data	String	The reference data that contains the unicode block associated with the countries where they are used.	Transliterate - Unicode Block to Writing System
Transliteration Correction Reference Data	String	The reference data that contains the corrected transliterated version of the text.	Transliterate - Transliteration Adjustments
International Known Name Map Reference Data	String	The reference data that contains the transliterated version of the international scripts.	Name - International Name Map
Arabic to Latin Name Map Reference Data	String	The reference data that contains transliterated name for the given arabic name.	Name - Arabic Name Transcriptions
Arabic Custom Transliteration Character Map Reference Data	String	The reference data that contains the roman characters for the associated arabic characters.	Transliterate - Arabic Transliteration Map
Arabic Delimiters	String	This contains the arabic delimiters	ا ب ل م د ن ي ع ح ه ز ر س و أ ك ص ى ة ظ ض ق ش ف ج ت ی ط خ غ ک ئ ذ إ آ ء ؤ پ ث ہ ں ٌ ُ ﮓ ې
Kanji Name Map Reference Data	String	Reference data that contains the transliterated name for the Kanji name.	Transliterate - Kanji Name Map
Cyrillic Custom Character Map Reference Data	String	Reference data that contains the transliterated characters of the original cyrillic characters.	Transliterate - Cyrillic Transliteration Character Map
Cyrillic Delimiters	String	This contains the cyrillic delimiters.	А Б В Г Д Е Ж З И Й К Л М Н О П Р С Т У Ф Х Ц Ч Ш Щ Ы Ь Э Ю Я а б в г д е ж з и й к л м н о п р с т у ф х ц ч ш щ ы ь э ю я ё Ӣ Ə Ӯ Ћ Љ Ұ Є Қ Ђ Ў Ъ Џ Ә Ї Ғ Њ Ү Ќ Ѓ Ң Ө Ҷ Ё Ҳ
Output Case	String	Output case (applies to Country Name and Nationality only, Country Code is always upper case). U, is the upper case. L, is the lower case. M, for mix of upper and lower cases.	N

6.5.15 Individual Unstructured Name Parser Processor

The Individual Unstructured Name Parser Processor currently exists as a template. It takes text representing an individual name (mainly Latin names but other names are also parsable) and determines components of the name such as family names, given names, titles, suffixes.

6.5.15.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Individual Unstructured Name Parser Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Full Name	String	Full Name for parsing.	Y

6.5.15.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Individual Unstructured Name Parser Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
Title	String	Title of the main individual as determined by parser (e.g. Dr).
FirstName	String	First Name of the main individual as determined by parser (e.g. James).
MiddleNames	String	Middle Name(s) of the main individual as determined by parser (e.g. Alfred).
LastName	String	Last Name of the main individual as determined by parser (e.g. Herriot).
Suffix	String	Suffix of the main individual as determined by parser (e.g. FRCVS).
ParseResult	String	Pass, means parser identified, with a reasonable doubt, the structure of the name. Review, means further verification is requires because parser guessed the structure of the name. Fail, means parser could not determine the structure of the name or it is identified as not a name.
ParseComment	String	Depending on the parse result, this displays the parse comment.
ParseNotes	String	The notes for the name that does not conform to a name tokenization but could contain pertinent data e.g. extra information (”deceased”), multiple names detected (”Mrs. G Jones”), or unclassified data (”care of”).

6.5.16 Validate Gender Processor

The Validate Gender Processor takes gender of the individual as an input and validates it for its correctness.

6.5.16.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Validate Gender Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Title	String	Title of individual named (e.g. Dr)	N
First Name	String	First Name of individual named (e.g. James)	N
Gender	String	Gender of individual named (e.g. Male/M)	N
Treat Conflict Between Gender and Title as Valid	String	Y, return valid in GenderValid flag when gender data contains conflict between derived gender from title passed and gender passed. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Conflict Between Gender and Name as Valid	String	Y, return valid in GenderValid flag when gender data contains conflict between derived gender from name and gender passed. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Gender Data as valid	String	Y, returns valid in GenderValid flag when gender input value is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N

6.5.16.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Validate Gender Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
GenderValid	Flag	Y, for Valid. N, for Invalid
GenderValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
GenderValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.16.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Validate Gender Processor.

Property Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat Conflict Between Gender and Title as Valid	String	Y, return valid in GenderValid flag when gender data contains conflict between derived gender from title passed and gender passed. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Conflict Between Gender and Name as Valid	String	Y, return valid in GenderValid flag when gender data contains conflict between derived gender from name and gender passed. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Gender Data as valid	String	Y, returns valid in GenderValid flag when gender input value is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Gender List Reference Data	String	The reference data that contains the standardized gender of the associated localized gender.	Name - Gender List
Title - Gender Map reference data	String	Reference data that contains the gender associated with the title.	Name - Title Gender Map
Name - Gender Map reference data	String	Reference data that contains gender associated with the name.	Name - Name Gender Map
Name - List of Genders reference data	String	Reference data that contains the standardized gender associated with list of localized genders.	Name - Gender List
Validation Code Reference Data	String	Reference data that contains the short and long description of the validation processor code.	Data Services - Validation Codes

6.5.17 Validate Individual Name Processor

The Validate Individual Name Processor takes individual name as an input and validates it for its correctness.

6.5.17.1 Input Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the input attributes of the Validate Individual Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description	Mandatory
Title	String	Title of individual named (e.g. Dr).	N
First Name	String	First Name of individual named (e.g. James).	N
Middle Names	String	Middle Name(s) of individual named (e.g. Alfred).	N
Last Name	String	Last Name of individual named (e.g. Herriot).	N
Suffix	String	Suffix of individual named (e.g. Jr).	N
Full Name	String	Full Name of individual named (e.g. Dr James Alfred Herriot Jr).	N
Treat No Title Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in TitleValid flag when title data is blank or null.N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Name Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Characters as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, returns valid NameValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N

6.5.17.2 Output Attributes

The following table provides a guide to the output attributes of the Validate Individual Name Processor.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
NameValid	Flag	Y, if the name is valid. N, if not.
NameValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
NameValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.
TitleValid	Flag	Y, if the title is valid. N, if not.
TitleValidationCode	String	Code to indicate why validation passed/failed.
TitleValidationDescription	String	Provides a readable description of the meaning of the code.

6.5.17.3 Options

The following table provides a guide to the options of the Validate Individual Name Processor.

Option Name	Data Type	Description	Default
Treat Profanities as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data contains detected profanities. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Characters as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data contains suspect characters. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat Suspect Names as Valid	String	Y, returns valid NameValid flag when name data contains suspect names. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Name Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in NameValid flag when name data is blank or null. N, returns invalid.	N
Treat No Title Data as Valid	String	Y, returns valid in TitleValid flag when title data is blank or null.N, returns invalid.	N
Profanity Reference Data	String	Reference data for profanities.	Name - Profanities
Suspect Characters Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected characters.	Name - Suspect Characters
Suspect Names Reference Data	String	Reference data for suspected names.	Name - Suspect Names
Title Standardization Reference Data	String	Reference data for standardized titles.	Name - Title Standardizations