Home
Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference
Exposure Data Validation Reference
Reference: exposure data
Financial terms
When working with policy terms in Touchstone, it is important to understand the supported financial terms and the valid combinations of financial terms for running detailed loss analyses.
Sublimit terms
When specifying limits and deductibles for sublimits in Touchstone, it is important to understand how the limit and deductible types that you specify for a sublimit affect the limits and deductibles for the sublimit.
Deductible fields for sublimits
Deductible-related fields for sublimits and the effect that each deductible type has on them.

Introduction
What's New
Revision History
Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference
- What's New
- Introduction
- Exposure Data Validation Reference
  - Validation rules for exposure data
    Validation rules that Touchstone applies during import.
  - Reference: exposure data
    - Financial terms
      When working with policy terms in Touchstone, it is important to understand the supported financial terms and the valid combinations of financial terms for running detailed loss analyses.
      - Types of financial terms
        Each of the financial terms (that is, limits and deductibles) that Touchstone supports for layers, sublimits, and locations falls into one of several categories.
      - Layer terms
        When specifiying limits and deductibles for layers in Touchstone, it is important to understand effect of limit and deductible types on layeres.
      - Sublimit terms
        When specifying limits and deductibles for sublimits in Touchstone, it is important to understand how the limit and deductible types that you specify for a sublimit affect the limits and deductibles for the sublimit.
        Deductible fields for sublimits
        Deductible-related fields for sublimits and the effect that each deductible type has on them.
        Limit/deductible combinations for sublimits
        Valid limit/deductible combinations for sublimits.
      - Location terms
        When specifying limits and deductibles for locations in Touchstone, it is important to understand how the limit and deductible types that you specify for a location affect the limits and deductibles for this location. .
      - Limit type combinations
        When specifying limits for layers, sublimits, and locations in Touchstone, it is important to understand which combinations limit types are valid.
      - Deductible type combinations
        When specifying deductibles for layers, sublimits, and locations in Touchstone, it is important to understand which combinations of deductible types are valid.
    - Currency codes
      Currency codes supported by Touchstone during import.
    - Peril codes
      Perils affect risks and losses associated with Touchstone exposures. Touchstone supports sets of perils and sub-perils for each supported country and/or region.
    - ISO country codes
      Touchstone supports ISO 2-character country codes.
    - CRESTA and area codes
      CRESTAand area codes supported by Touchstone.
    - Touchstone construction and occupancy class codes
      The construction and occupancy class codes that you assign to each exposure have an impact on Touchstone analysis results. It is important to understand the two categories of codes, the construction and occupancy classes that Touchstone supports.
    - Workers' Compensation
- Earlier Versions: Exposure Data Validation Reference
Earlier Versions: Exposure Data Validation Reference

Deductible fields for sublimits

Deductible-related fields for sublimits and the effect that each deductible type has on them.

In Touchstone 5.0 and later, you specify sublimits on the Layers tab.


Deductible-Related Fields for Sublimits	Effects of Sublimit Deductible Type on Deductible Fields
Deductible-Related Fields for Sublimits	MA-Maximum Deductible Amount	MI - Minimum Deductible Amount	MM - Minimum and Maximum	N - No Deductible
Deductible 1	Field is not required.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than or equal to 1.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than or equal to 1. This value must be less than Deductible 2.	Field is not required.
Deductible 2	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than 1.	Field is not required.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than 1. This value must be greater than Deductible 1.	Field is not required.