Credit – Data Guide

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Utility data for credit risk decisioning is designed to show the transaction history for an end user’s utility accounts. It contains statements and payments made over the term of the account

Data Structure

The data model has 3 levels:

  • Requests: an end-user connecting their utility account(s)
  • Accounts: distinct tradelines within the end-user’s utility credential.
  • Statements and Payments: distinct transactions for a specific account.
    • Statement: invoices issued by the utility
    • Payment: payments made by the account owner to their utility.Each level has a one-to-many relationship with the level beneath it.

Statements

Billing AddressUnique fields for the Name, Street, City, State, Zip, Country and full address of the account. This is the location where invoices are mailed. Often the same as Service Address.Jane Smith
123 Main St.
Houston, TX 77001
Service Address
The Name, Street, City, State, Zip, Country and full address of the account. This is the location where utility service is delivered. Note: Service address is often far less data rich than Billing Address.
Jane Smith
123 Main St.
Houston, TX 77001
CurrencyThe currency listed by the utility provider.
USD, EUR, GBP
Total BillThe total account balance at the end of the billing period.100.00
Balance AdjustmentsAny changes to the balance of the account after the previous statement, but before issuance of the current statement.40.00
Due DateDate that payment of the account balance becomes due.2018-11-18
Statement DateDate of the statement’s publication. If no statement date is listed, the final day of the service period is used.2018-10-24

Payments

CurrencyThe currency listed by the utility provider.USD, EUR, GBP
Payment AmountAmount of payment to the utility provider.185.00
Payment DateDate of payment to the utility provider.2018-10-31

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