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| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| uniqueId | This column defines a unique identifier across all datasets and is used to identify this entry inside the database. Using an already known id will overwrite the previous database entry with this id. |
| entity | This column specifies the subject type. Can be either individual or organization (or the respective short forms i or o). |
| name | Surname of individual or company name for organization. |
| location | A more detailed description of the address (street/post office box). |
| city | The city where the subject's address is located. |
| zipCode | The postcode of the subject's address. |
| country | The country in which the address of the person concerned is located. The preferred import interpretation is an ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 country code. The rules for interpreting this field are described below. The country column is interpreted as follows: ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 country code, if it consists of two letters ISO 3166-1 Alpha-3 country code if it consists of three letters International vehicle registration code if it consists of 1-3 letters and has not been recognised as one of the above codes |
| firstName | A person's first name. Only for individuals |
| middleName | A person's middle name. Only for individuals |
| gender | A person's gender. Can be one of male/female/diverse or the corresponding abbreviations (m/f/d). Only for individuals |
| dateOfBirth | A person's date of birth. When uploading a CSV file, the dateFormat can be specified using the placeholders YYYY, MM and DD. The default setting is ‘YYYY-MM-DD’. For individuals only |
If the CSV/XLSX file does not contain a header, an import format must be specified in the import settings of the Pythia module. If no import settings have been specified and the imported file does not contain a header, the import will fail.
If the header for the entity is not present, all subjects with firstName, middleName, gender or dateOfBirth will be treated as individuals and all other subjects as organisations.
The PYTHIA API documentation makes it easy for you to get started with examples that you can run directly within the documentation.
However, you first need an API key, which you can generate within your cloud account.
There you will find the API section under App Registrations in the lower area. Generate a key and a user there. After saving, you can use your API key directly.
Within our PYTHIA API documentation, you can now store your key using the Authorise button:
You can upload or update your own data via uploadDataSet.
You should create the classification term listed as dataSetName in your database in advance or simply omit the line. Of course, you must also adjust the response email.
The example transferred in base64 contains the following data:
uniqueId;firstName;middleName;name;dateOfBirth
1;Homer;Jay;Simpson;1956-05-12
Use the Try it out button to adjust the data to be sent as suggested and then send it by clicking Execute.
You will receive the response information directly with the unique jobId.
This means you can use getTasks to see which of your jobs are still running, or simply wait until the email arrives.