You can create user-supplied geocode match level codes using the MappingSetID and UserGeocodeMatchMappingSet properties defined in the ImportOptionsCsv class when importing exposure data into Touchstone.

A CSV file is a plain text file that contains spreadsheet or database data. A comma separates fields within a record. Each record begins on a new line. CSV format enables you to transfer large quantities of data between programs without worrying about special file types.

Additionally, you can create user-supplied geocode match level codes using the MappingSetID and UserGeocodeMatchMappingSet properties defined in the ImportOptionsCsv class when importing exposure data into Touchstone.

You can create user-supplied geocode match level codes using the MappingSetID and UserGeocodeMatchMappingSet properties defined in the ImportOptionsCsv class when importing exposure data into Touchstone.

When you call the SubmitImportCsvWithAutomap() method, the application:

1. Normalizes the column names in the files to import.
2. Excludes any column names that you indicate should be excluded from the automapping process.
3. Attempts to locate an existing mapping set that includes all the non-excluded normalized column names.
4. Creates a new mapping set if it cannot find a match.
5. Uses the new or existing mapping set to automatically map the column headers in the files to standard Touchstone fields.

A CSV file is a plain text file that contains spreadsheet or database data. A comma or similar delimiter separates fields within a record. Each record begins on a new line.

Currently, you can apply the automapping feature only to Primary Property data.

The Touchstone Data Import APIs enable you to import an Exposure Data Module (EDM) database into the Touchstone application. For EDM imports, the SubmitImportNonAIR() method imports all portfolios, and the Touchstone application creates the Exposure Data Sets implicitly.

Note: The EDM database must be on the same server as the Touchstone Database Server.