DATA INTEGRITY SUITE

SERVICE DESCRIPTION – DATA ENRICHMENT

(09-20-2024)

The following is a high-level description of the various Data Enrichment Services (each a “Service”)—part of the Precisely Data Integrity Suite.

Descriptions:

Enrichment Data Generally

Enrichment using datasets from the Precisely Data Catalog is available to include in a Data Quality Pipeline or in TrueView reporting and visualization. A workspace requires a separate subscription entitlement for each dataset in a collection. Separate subscriptions apply to different platforms used with Data Integrity Suite. Contact your Precisely sales representative for details.

Data Graph API Service

The Data Graph API Service allows Precisely Customers to perform declarative queries against certain Precisely Enrich Data resources. Entitlement to the Data Graph API allows a Customer to query any of the following datasets available (each a “Dataset”). Contact your Precisely sales representative for details.

• Address Fabric™ Data – a current and comprehensive list of all known addresses for a country
• Serviceability – Information about mail delivery indicators, detailed land use information, and building designations such as multi-dwelling unit, multi-tenant unit, or mixed use property
• Property Attributes – Information to gain insights about a location, providing valuable attributes about the characteristic makeup of a property (see applicable flow down terms below)
• Places – Accurate business locations and detailed information about the companies
• Buildings – Detailed building footprints enriched with characteristics to provide insights related to structures on a property
• Parcels – Property boundaries and attribution to support property analysis and linkage to other property features
• Flood Risk – Current flood mapping data from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• Coastal Risk – Information pertinent to shorelines and coastal areas subject to hurricanes, storm surge, flooding, and other natural disasters.
• Earth Risk – Nationwide coverage of land related risks including earthquakes, landslides, lava flows, sinkholes, and hazardous soils to help stakeholders understand risk by geography.
• Historical Weather Risk – Comprehensive historical records of hazardous weather data including hurricane, hail, tornado, and windstorm events.
• Wildfire Risk – Scoring using modeled data incorporating various factors including terrain, climate, human activities, slope of the land, type of vegetation, frequency of past fires, proximity to water, wind patterns, non-burnable surfaces, and the distance to fire stations to assess wildfire hazards and risks.
• Property Fire Risk – Scoring related to firefighting response based on fire station locations and drive times for a physical address.
• PSYTE™ Geodemographics – Segmentation data to provide easy-to-understand classification of neighborhoods.

Allotment and Credits Usage:

Defined Terms: In the context of the Data Graph API, the following terms have the meanings below regardless of how defined in other governing agreements:

“Allotment” means the number of Credits purchased by Customer to be used to access Records.

“Billing Period” means the period set forth in an Order for which an Allotment has been purchased. This will typically be a year period but could be otherwise as mutually agreed.

“Credit” means the number of pre-purchased credits in an Order to by used the purchase Record output as described below.

“Customer Data” in the context of the Data Graph API means any data, such as an address record, geographic data, telephone number, individual or business record or user query, or other material submitted by Customer to the Service or provided by Customer to Precisely for the performance of the Service.

“Record” means each individual grouping of associated data elements. For clarity, in a database, a record is the row not the column(s) of individual fields. Examples of a Record include a Building returned by a query. Other examples include an address or a place or a parcel, depending on which API is queried. Multiple Records can be returned in a single query.

Transacting with Credits:

1.  Once an Allotment of Credits is purchased pursuant to an Order, those Credits can be used to transact in the Data Graph API Service.

2.  The number of Credits used will based on the number of Records returned from a Customer query for each Dataset (output-based pricing) using the following allocation model. Credits will be used per Record received regardless of the number of fields returned in the query.

Additional Applicable Terms:

The following additional terms are required flow down terms applicable to these Services: