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Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
ID	string	The unique identifier of the address in CDP.
TenantID	int	The unique identifier of the client in CDP. For example, the tenant ID for the Demo tenant is `465` in the US-Prod environment.
SourceSystemID	string	The unique identifier of the upstream source system in CDP.
SourceAddressNumber	string	The unique ID for the address.
Address1	string	The first line of the address. Typically, this includes the street name and street number.
Address2	string	The second line of the address. Typically, this includes unit, suite, and apartment number.
City	string	The city in which the address is located.
Zip	string	The zip code for the address. You can use the ZIP+4 format.
ZipExt	string	The zip extension of your customer’s winning address. The default value is `Unknown`. By default, CDP promotes addresses that are DPV, certified, recent, opted-in to receive mail, and complete.
State	string	The state or province where the address is located.
Country	string	The country where the address is located.
CountryCode	string	The standard `ISO Alpha-2` code for the country where the address is located. For example, for the United States, the value is `US`.
Certified	string	Specifies whether the winning mailing address is a USPS-certified address or not.
DpvConfirm	string	The DPV confirmation results that CDP receives from USPS for US addresses. `Y` indicates that the address is DPV confirmed, and `N` indicates that the address is not certified by the USPS.
DeliveryPointCode	string	The postnet barcode that includes a ZIP+4 barcode and two digits or 10 additional bars. This value indicates a specific delivery point.
DateCertified	string	The date when the address is certified to be accurate and is returned by Melissa Data.
Suite	string	The apartment, suite, or room number of the winning address.
CarrierRoute	string	A 4-character code indicating the type of delivery for the address. It is returned by Melissa address validation.
CMRA	string	Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA) is a private business that accepts mail from the Postal Service for recipients, keeps it for collection, or re-mails to another location with newly paid postage.
DeliveryPointCheckDigit	string	The output port that validates the ZIP+4 code and Delivery Point Code (DPC) information in a United States address. While validating addresses, a delivery point checks digit for all addresses with valid ZIP+4 code and DPC information.
ErrorCode	string	The Melissa result code system to indicate data quality when validating addresses. However, it is not used in CDP.
Errorstring	string	The Melissa result code system to indicate data quality when validating addresses. This also indicates status and any errors. These codes are four-character codes, where two letters are followed by two numbers, and are delimited by commas.
LACS	string	Locatable Address Conversion System (LACS) converts non-specific rural addresses to street addresses. This system helps emergency services to identify address locations quickly and accurately.
RBDI	string	This indicates whether the address is a business or residential address for the United States only. The possible values are: `R`: Residential Address `B`: Business Address `U`: No address or address unknown by the USPS
AddressType	string	The type of address. For example, primary residence, work.
Latitude	string	The measurement of distance north or south of the equator.
Longitude	string	The measurement of distance east or west of the prime meridian.
NCOADateModified	string	This is populated by the NCOA process, if available.
NCOADateUpdate	string	The date when the record last went through National Change of Address (NCOA) processing. This is internal and set by Acquia.
MoveType	string	The type of move that is registered in the USPS NCOA database. The possible values are: `I` for individual match `F` for family match `B` for business name match
MoveDate	string	The date when the move was registered with USPS in the NCOA database. The format of this value is `YYYYMM`. For example, `201905` was registered in January, 2014. Note that the actual move might happen earlier or later and the NCOA database cannot provide that information.
MatchFlag	string	The match flag that was returned by NCOA processing. The possible values are: `M` for moved `G` for PO box closed `K` for moved or left without any forwarding address `F` for moved to a foreign country.
DeleteFlag	boolean	The flag that indicates if an address is deleted. The possible values are: `True` when an address is deleted `False` or `null` when an address is not deleted
RowCreated	timestamp	The time when the address was first ingested in CDP.
RowModified	timestamp	The time when the address was last modified in CDP.
Batch	string	The time when the address was last modified in CDP. This is used for bucketing the ingestion of records in CDP.
Name	string	The name of the address. For example, San Diego home.
Type	string	The type of address. For example, primary residence, work.
Source	string	The last file origin that modified the address record.
RowProcessed	timestamp	The time when the address was last processed by CDP.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
ID	string	The unique identifier of the address in CDP.
TenantID	int	The unique identifier of the client in CDP. For example, the tenant ID for the Demo tenant is `465` in the US-Prod environment.
SourceSystemID	string	The unique identifier of the upstream source system in CDP.
SourceAddressNumber	string	The unique ID for the address.
Address1	string	The first line of the address. Typically, this includes the street name and street number.
Address2	string	The second line of the address. Typically, this includes unit, suite, and apartment number.
City	string	The city in which the address is located.
Zip	string	The zip code for the address. You can use the ZIP+4 format.
ZipExt	string	The zip extension of your customer’s winning address. The default value is `Unknown`. By default, CDP promotes addresses that are DPV, certified, recent, opted-in to receive mail, and complete.
State	string	The state or province where the address is located.
Country	string	The country where the address is located.
CountryCode	string	The standard `ISO Alpha-2` code for the country where the address is located. For example, for the United States, the value is `US`.
Certified	string	Specifies whether the winning mailing address is a USPS-certified address or not.
DpvConfirm	string	The DPV confirmation results that CDP receives from USPS for US addresses. `Y` indicates that the address is DPV confirmed, and `N` indicates that the address is not certified by the USPS.
DeliveryPointCode	string	The postnet barcode that includes a ZIP+4 barcode and two digits or 10 additional bars. This value indicates a specific delivery point.
DateCertified	string	The date when the address is certified to be accurate and is returned by Melissa Data.
Suite	string	The apartment, suite, or room number of the winning address.
CarrierRoute	string	A 4-character code indicating the type of delivery for the address. It is returned by Melissa address validation.
CMRA	string	Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA) is a private business that accepts mail from the Postal Service for recipients, keeps it for collection, or re-mails to another location with newly paid postage.
DeliveryPointCheckDigit	string	The output port that validates the ZIP+4 code and Delivery Point Code (DPC) information in a United States address. While validating addresses, a delivery point checks digit for all addresses with valid ZIP+4 code and DPC information.
ErrorCode	string	The Melissa result code system to indicate data quality when validating addresses. However, it is not used in CDP.
Errorstring	string	The Melissa result code system to indicate data quality when validating addresses. This also indicates status and any errors. These codes are four-character codes, where two letters are followed by two numbers, and are delimited by commas.
LACS	string	Locatable Address Conversion System (LACS) converts non-specific rural addresses to street addresses. This system helps emergency services to identify address locations quickly and accurately.
RBDI	string	This indicates whether the address is a business or residential address for the United States only. The possible values are: `R`: Residential Address `B`: Business Address `U`: No address or address unknown by the USPS
AddressType	string	The type of address. For example, primary residence, work.
Latitude	string	The measurement of distance north or south of the equator.
Longitude	string	The measurement of distance east or west of the prime meridian.
NCOADateModified	string	This is populated by the NCOA process, if available.
NCOADateUpdate	string	The date when the record last went through National Change of Address (NCOA) processing. This is internal and set by Acquia.
MoveType	string	The type of move that is registered in the USPS NCOA database. The possible values are: `I` for individual match `F` for family match `B` for business name match
MoveDate	string	The date when the move was registered with USPS in the NCOA database. The format of this value is `YYYYMM`. For example, `201905` was registered in January, 2014. Note that the actual move might happen earlier or later and the NCOA database cannot provide that information.
MatchFlag	string	The match flag that was returned by NCOA processing. The possible values are: `M` for moved `G` for PO box closed `K` for moved or left without any forwarding address `F` for moved to a foreign country.
DeleteFlag	boolean	The flag that indicates if an address is deleted. The possible values are: `True` when an address is deleted `False` or `null` when an address is not deleted
RowCreated	timestamp	The time when the address was first ingested in CDP.
RowModified	timestamp	The time when the address was last modified in CDP.
Batch	string	The time when the address was last modified in CDP. This is used for bucketing the ingestion of records in CDP.
Name	string	The name of the address. For example, San Diego home.
Type	string	The type of address. For example, primary residence, work.
Source	string	The last file origin that modified the address record.
RowProcessed	timestamp	The time when the address was last processed by CDP.

Attribute Name	Data Type	Description
ID	string	The unique identifier of the address in CDP.
TenantID	int	The unique identifier of the client in CDP. For example, the tenant ID for the Demo tenant is `465` in the US-Prod environment.
SourceSystemID	string	The unique identifier of the upstream source system in CDP.
SourceAddressNumber	string	The unique ID for the address.
Address1	string	The first line of the address. Typically, this includes the street name and street number.
Address2	string	The second line of the address. Typically, this includes unit, suite, and apartment number.
City	string	The city in which the address is located.
Zip	string	The zip code for the address. You can use the ZIP+4 format.
ZipExt	string	The zip extension of your customer’s winning address. The default value is `Unknown`. By default, CDP promotes addresses that are DPV, certified, recent, opted-in to receive mail, and complete.
State	string	The state or province where the address is located.
Country	string	The country where the address is located.
CountryCode	string	The standard `ISO Alpha-2` code for the country where the address is located. For example, for the United States, the value is `US`.
Certified	string	Specifies whether the winning mailing address is a USPS-certified address or not.
DpvConfirm	string	The DPV confirmation results that CDP receives from USPS for US addresses. `Y` indicates that the address is DPV confirmed, and `N` indicates that the address is not certified by the USPS.
DeliveryPointCode	string	The postnet barcode that includes a ZIP+4 barcode and two digits or 10 additional bars. This value indicates a specific delivery point.
DateCertified	string	The date when the address is certified to be accurate and is returned by Melissa Data.
Suite	string	The apartment, suite, or room number of the winning address.
CarrierRoute	string	A 4-character code indicating the type of delivery for the address. It is returned by Melissa address validation.
CMRA	string	Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA) is a private business that accepts mail from the Postal Service for recipients, keeps it for collection, or re-mails to another location with newly paid postage.
DeliveryPointCheckDigit	string	The output port that validates the ZIP+4 code and Delivery Point Code (DPC) information in a United States address. While validating addresses, a delivery point checks digit for all addresses with valid ZIP+4 code and DPC information.
ErrorCode	string	The Melissa result code system to indicate data quality when validating addresses. However, it is not used in CDP.
Errorstring	string	The Melissa result code system to indicate data quality when validating addresses. This also indicates status and any errors. These codes are four-character codes, where two letters are followed by two numbers, and are delimited by commas.
LACS	string	Locatable Address Conversion System (LACS) converts non-specific rural addresses to street addresses. This system helps emergency services to identify address locations quickly and accurately.
RBDI	string	This indicates whether the address is a business or residential address for the United States only. The possible values are: `R`: Residential Address `B`: Business Address `U`: No address or address unknown by the USPS
AddressType	string	The type of address. For example, primary residence, work.
Latitude	string	The measurement of distance north or south of the equator.
Longitude	string	The measurement of distance east or west of the prime meridian.
NCOADateModified	string	This is populated by the NCOA process, if available.
NCOADateUpdate	string	The date when the record last went through National Change of Address (NCOA) processing. This is internal and set by Acquia.
MoveType	string	The type of move that is registered in the USPS NCOA database. The possible values are: `I` for individual match `F` for family match `B` for business name match
MoveDate	string	The date when the move was registered with USPS in the NCOA database. The format of this value is `YYYYMM`. For example, `201905` was registered in January, 2014. Note that the actual move might happen earlier or later and the NCOA database cannot provide that information.
MatchFlag	string	The match flag that was returned by NCOA processing. The possible values are: `M` for moved `G` for PO box closed `K` for moved or left without any forwarding address `F` for moved to a foreign country.
DeleteFlag	boolean	The flag that indicates if an address is deleted. The possible values are: `True` when an address is deleted `False` or `null` when an address is not deleted
RowCreated	timestamp	The time when the address was first ingested in CDP.
RowModified	timestamp	The time when the address was last modified in CDP.
Batch	string	The time when the address was last modified in CDP. This is used for bucketing the ingestion of records in CDP.
Name	string	The name of the address. For example, San Diego home.
Type	string	The type of address. For example, primary residence, work.
Source	string	The last file origin that modified the address record.
RowProcessed	timestamp	The time when the address was last processed by CDP.

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