Address attributes are part of different entities/entityTypes. The context defines which entity/entityType to use.
Below some examples of use address data in different contexts are presented:
- In case of insuring a company (the company is the risk object) the location of that company is important. Use the address attributes under entity
party
, entityTypecompany
(OG_ in AFD 1.0). - In case of liability insurance or business damage insurance (the company is the risk object) the location of the company is important, as well. Use the address attributes under entity
party
, entityTypecompany
(OG_ in AFD 1.0). - In case of insuring a building (the building is the risk object) then use the address attributes under entity
object
, entityTypebuilding
(BA_ in AFD 1.0).
If multiple address types apply to one entity/entityType, for example home address and postal address, it is possible to use the entityaddress
instead (XA_ in AFD 1.0). Linking different address types to one entity/entityType is currently only available under the entityparty
entityTypepolicyholder
(VP_ in AFD 1.0).
The table below shows the most common address attributes.
Attribute AFD 1.0 | Attribute AFD 2.0 | Description | Codelist |
STRAAT | street | Street name. For a correspondence address, the designation ‘PO Box’ can also be used. | |
HUISNR | houseNumber | House number | |
TOEVOEG | houseNumberAddition | House number addition | |
PLAATS | city | City | |
PCODE | postalCode | Postal code (domestic and foreign) | |
LAND | country | Country code (domestic and foreign) | ISOLAN |
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