Data Output

The results are provided either as a JSON response or as a file download. Both options contain identical output fields and structures.

JSON output

The results can be retrieved directly as a JSON object.

get
/addressprocessing/GetRecords
Authorizations
auth-keystringRequired

API Key required for authorized endpoints

Query parameters
uidstring · uuidOptional
filebooleanOptionalDefault: false
fileDecompressbooleanOptionalDefault: false
Responses
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200

OK

No content

get
/addressprocessing/GetRecords
200

OK

No content

Example output

File download

After processing is complete, the result can be downloaded as a tab-separated text file. Optionally, the file can be delivered as a zipped archive (controlled via the decompress parameter).

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The fileUniqueId must be taken from the batch detail after the batch has been processed.

After successful processing, three files are available:

  • Batch Log – Log of processing steps

  • Output File – Processing results (tab-separated text file)

  • Report – Summary of results and statistics

get
/addressprocessing/FileDownload
Authorizations
auth-keystringRequired

API Key required for authorized endpoints

Query parameters
idinteger · int32Optional
uidstring · uuidOptional
decompressbooleanOptionalDefault: false
Responses
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200

OK

No content

get
/addressprocessing/FileDownload
200

OK

No content

Example output (tab-separated output file)

file-download
1KB

Output fields

Field
Label

input_customerId

Customer ID

input_uid

Company Identification Number (UID)

input_chnr

Commercial Register Number

input_egid

Federal Building Identifier (EGID)

input_postaddressId

Postal Address ID

input_name

Name

input_company

Company

input_firstname

First Name

input_street

Street

input_houseNo

House Number

input_zip

Postal Code

input_location

City

input_birthdate

Date of Birth

input_email

Email

input_phone

Phone Number

input_mobile

Mobile Phone

input_firstname_notexists

Boolean field indicating whether an input field was provided

input_lastname_notexists

input_zip_notexists

input_ziprange_notexists

input_town_notexists

input_street_notexists

input_hno_notexists

output_status

output_dwhid

DWH ID

output_source

Source

output_salutation

Salutation

output_acadtitle

Academic Title

output_acadtitlelabel

Academic Title

output_company

Company

output_name

Last Name

output_firstname

First Name

output_careof1

Care-of 1

output_careof2

Care-of 2

output_street

Street

output_streetadditional

Additional Street

output_houseno

House Number

output_zip

Postal Code

output_zip6

Postal Code (6 digits)

output_location

City

output_countrycode

Country Code

output_postboxflag

P.O. Box Address Yes / No

output_postbox

P.O. Box

output_postboxzip

P.O. Box Postal Code

output_postboxzip6

P.O. Box Postal Code (6 digits)

output_postboxlocation

P.O. Box City

output_language

Language

output_addresslabel1

Fields for the Mailing Address, formatted for Letter Printing

output_addresslabel2

output_addresslabel3

output_addresslabel4

output_addresslabel5

output_addresslabel6

output_lettersalutation

Salutation for Letter

output_dub_head

Duplicate head

  • All detected duplicates are grouped together. Within each group, one record is marked as the Group Head – this record has the field output_dub_head = 1.

  • All other duplicates in the same group are assigned the value 0.

output_dub_group

Duplicate group

Unique identifier for the duplicate group. Each group is assigned a sequential number for identification.

criteria1_id

Additional Criterion 1 ID

If you reference additional criteria, they will be listed in the last output field ‘output_lettersalutation’.

criteria1

Additional Criterion 1

Depending on the configuration or license, 0 to n additional criteria can be defined.

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