A number assigned by the calling application to uniquely identify this request.

The date and time when this request was created. When the request is from an intermediary, such as a workflow manager or service bus, this is the date and time when the message was sent to the D&B function, i.e., the date and time when the xml document was created by the requesting intermediary.

A number that identifies the system or the software application from where this request originated. / A number used to uniquely identfy the D&B business segment or delivery channel from where this request originated.

The D-U-N-S Number is D&B's identification number, which provides unique identification of this organization, in accordance with the Data Universal Numbering System (D-U-N-S).

The two-letter country/market code, defined in the ISO 3166-1 scheme published by International Organization for Standardization (ISO)identifying the country/market of the inquired subject.

An alphanumeric string that uniquely identifies the product being requested.

A D&B code value that defines the language in which the customer wants this product to be rendered.

Possible values: 39 [English]

Possible values: 6332 [Credit Decision]; 6333 [Assessment of credit solvency for intended business connection]; 6334 [Assessment of credit solvency for ongoing business connection]; 6335 [Debt Collection]; 6336 [Commercial Credit Insurance]; 6337 [Insurance Contract]; 6338 [Leasing Agreement]; 6339 [Rental Agreement]

When 'true' indicates that the customer has requested that D&B return the data for the Headquarters when the requested organization is a Branch. When 'false' indicates that the customer has not requested that D&B return the data for the Headquarters when the requested organization is a Branch; however as this is the assumed condition there is no requirement to create this tag to represent this fact. Note: There are D&B WorldWide Network operations where the Headquarters information will be returned automatically, regardless of the customer request.

Possible values: true; false

When 'true' indicates that the product being ordered is not to be stored. When 'false' indicates that the product being ordered is to be stored; however as this is the assumed condition there is no requirement to create this tag to represent this fact.

Possible values: true; false

When 'true' the duration to archive the data is to be extended. Note: There is an additional cost for extending the archival period of the data purchased. When 'false' the duration to archive the data is not to be extended.

Possible values: true; false

A freeform reference string provided by the customer to be linked to the product in order to support subsequent order reconciliation.

Text that is filled in by customer and commonly contains requesting individual or department name, or customer's own account/reference number and/or name for the case on which the product was provided.This text is a reference used during the billing process.

Records information necessary to process a particular request. Examples of a request is the ordering of a product.

A number assigned by the calling application to uniquely identify this request.

A number assigned by the D&B service to uniquely identify this transaction.

The date and time when this request was submitted or the date and time when the requesting intermediary, such as a workflow manager or service bus, sent the message to the D&B function, i.e., the date and time when the xml document was created by the requesting intermediary.

An aggregate that can repeat multiple times to record the different outcomes of the transaction.

Text that records the criticality of the outcome, e.g., Information, Warning, Error, Fatal.

An alphanumeric string that uniquely identifies the outcome of the transaction.

Text that explains the outcome of the transaction.

An aggregate that can repeat multiple times to record textual data that expands on the ResultID and ResultText to provide additional information to the user regarding the status of the transaction. If the status implies that there is a problem this may also provide guidance to the user on how to address it.

Text that describes the additional information regarding the outcome of the transaction.

Records the data being returned to the customer as a result of a product request.

Records data that allows the customer to specify identifying information about the subject being inquired, e.g., the DUNS Number, the address, the telephone number.

The D&B's identification number, which provides unique identification of the inquired organization, in accordance with the Data Universal Numbering System (D-U-N-S).

The two-letter country/market code, defined in the ISO 3166-1 scheme published by International Organization for Standardization (ISO)identifying the country/market of the inquired subject.

Records data about the product ordered by the customer and data about the organization on which the customer has placed this order.

An alphanumeric string that uniquely identifies this product.

A D&B code value that defines the language in which the requested product is fulfilled.

Records data about an organization, a legal or commercial entity established to provide products and/or services in the marketplace or to the community.

Records high level information about the subject such as the primary language of the subject and the primary currency in which this subject trades. When the subject is an organizantion, this may also include details such as DUNS Number.

The D-U-N-S Number is D&B's identification number, which provides unique identification of this organization, in accordance with the Data Universal Numbering System (D-U-N-S).

Records the address details for a subject. An address is the designation of a place where a subject can be located or may be communicated with, e.g., primary address, registered address, mailing address.

An entry loop to allow the recording of a single primary or physical address of the subject in multiple languages and/or writing scripts. For an organization this is the principal address at which the organization is located. For an individual, this is the home address.

An entry loop which can repeat multiple times to allow the recording of several lines where each address line contains one or more named address elements. Examples of named address elements are Street Name, Street Number, Building Name, Estate Name. They are called “lines” because an addres can be divided into multiple lines. When there are multiple lines the sequence of the lines must be preserved.

Text that records the street address components as it would be presented on an address label. This includes, but is not limited to, details such as street name, street number, building name, estate name.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /PrimaryAddress

The name of the town or city recognized by the Postal Authority for delivering mail.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /PrimaryAddress

The two-letter country/market code, defined in the ISO 3166-1 scheme published by International Organization for Standardization (ISO), identifying the country/market for this address.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /PrimaryAddress

An identifier used by the local country Postal Authority to identify a particular geographic location. For example, in Belgium, Postal Code 9000 identifies the town of GHENT.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /PrimaryAddress

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /PrimaryAddress

The shortened name of the locally governed area which forms part of a centrally governed nation. For example 'NJ' for the US State New Jersey within Country United States of America.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /PrimaryAddress

Text recording the name of a village, town or suburb where this is not a Primary Town/City. For example, 'Booker' in Booker, High Wycombe.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /PrimaryAddress

An entry loop which can repeat multiple times to allow the recording of address which is mainly utilized for the purpose of mail delivery. This usually includes a Post Office Box number or similar mailing details.

An entry loop which can repeat multiple times to allow the recording of several lines where each address line contains one or more named address elements. Examples of named address elements are Street Name, Street Number, Building Name, Estate Name. They are called “lines” because an addres can be divided into multiple lines. When there are multiple lines the sequence of the lines must be preserved.

Text that records the street address components as it would be presented on an address label. This includes, but is not limited to, details such as street name, street number, building name, estate name.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /MailingAddress

The name of the town or city recognized by the Postal Authority for delivering mail.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /MailingAddress

The two-letter country/market code, defined in the ISO 3166-1 scheme published by International Organization for Standardization (ISO), identifying the country/market for this address.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /MailingAddress

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /MailingAddress

An identifier used by the local country Postal Authority to identify a particular geographic location. For example, in Belgium, Postal Code 9000 identifies the town of GHENT.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /MailingAddress

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /MailingAddress

The shortened name of the locally governed area which forms part of a centrally governed nation. For example 'NJ' for the US State New Jersey within Country United States of America.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Location /MailingAddress

Records information about the different modes of Telecommunication addresses used by a subject for external contact purposes. The modes of communication include telephone, fax, e-mail, web address.

An entry loop which can allow multiple Telephone contact information used for voice communication with the subject.

A sequence of digits used by the subject for voice communication in a public switched telephone network. This sequence of digits includes the area code or city code.

NOTE: This number does not include the International Dialing Code and Domestic Dialing Code.

NOTE: Data provided is formatted as per national conventions for each country

Monitor Path: //Organization /Telecommunication

The country calling code assigned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) required to connect to this Telecommunication Number of the subject country when dialing from outside the subject country; e.g., '1' for the US, '44' for the UK, '91' for India.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Telecommunication

An entry loop which can allow multiple Facsimile contact information used for data communication with the subject.

A sequence of digits used by the subject for voice communication in a public switched telephone network. This sequence of digits includes the area code or city code.

NOTE: This number does not include the International Dialing Code and Domestic Dialing Code.

NOTE: Data provided is formatted as per national conventions for each country.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Telecommunication

The country calling code assigned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) required to connect to this Telecommunication Number of the subject country when dialing from outside the subject country; e.g., '1' for the US, '44' for the UK, '91' for India.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Telecommunication

Records the different names of the organization by which it is known as well as names of other organizations that have a similar name to this organization.

An entry loop which can repeat multiple times to allow the recording of a single name by which the organization is primarily known / identified in different languages and/or writing scripts.

Text recording a name of this organization in the specified language and/or writing script.

Text describing the part that the Subject plays as a member of an ownership structured family tree, e.g., a branch, division, a parent, headquarters, subsidiary, global ultimate, domestic ultimate.

When turned ON (set to TRUE) it indicates that this organization is not a member of a legal family tree. This means it cannot play the role of a subsidiary, parent, headquarters or branch; i.e., FamilyTreeMemberRoleText cannot be present.When turned OFF (set to FALSE) it indicates that this organization is a member of a legal family tree. In this condition the FamilyTreeMemberRoleText must be present.

A numeric value that predicts the likelihood that the risk will occur.

A one digit number from 0 to 5 based on the information in DNB file.A numeric value that succinctly expresses the likelihood of risk by specifying in which risk group this organization belongs. In other words, it specifies where this organization falls in a statistical distribution of all businesses (e.g, a bell curve, a half-normal distribution).

An entry loop which can repeat multiple times to allow the recording of primary reasons for the score.

Text that explains the primary reasons for the score.

Monitor Path: //Organization /Assessment /EmergingMarketMediationScore /ScoreCommentary /CommentaryText@DNBCodeValue

Records the period of the Financial Summary when this cannot be expressed using 'Summary Date' and 'Number of Months'

Summarizes an organization or individual's assets, equity and liabilities at a specific point in time.

Records the legal debts or obligations of a company  that arise during the course of business operations. Liabilities are settled over time through the transfer of economic benefits including money, goods or services.

PCM XPath: //Organization/ Assessment/ EmergingMarketMediationScore/ ClassScore

PCM XPath: //Organization/ Assessment/ EmergingMarketMediationScore/ ScoreCommentary/ CommentaryText

PCM XPath: //Organization/ Assessment/ EmergingMarketMediationScore/ RawScore

PCM XPath: //Organization/ Assessment/ EmergingMarketMediationScore/ ScoreDate

PCM XPath: //Organization/ Assessment/ EmergingMarketMediationScore/ ScoreModelVersionNumber

PCM XPath: //Organization/ Location/ PrimaryAddress/ MinorTownName