Optim Data Privacy Providers
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Service Identifier: EML
This Service Provider is used to generate an email address. An email address consists of two parts, a user name followed by a domain name, separated by '@'. For example, user@. doma in.co m
The Email Service Provider generates an email address with a user name based on either destination data or a literal concatenated with a sequential number. The domain name can be based on an email address in the source data, a literal, or randomly selected from a list of large email service providers. The email address can also be converted to upper or lower case.
The Email Service Provider can generate a user name based on the values in one or two columns (usually containing the name of a user). Processing options allow you to use only the first character of the value in the first column (for example, the initial letter of a first name) and separate the values from both columns using either a period or an underscore.
If the user name is based on a single column value or a literal, the name will be concatenated with a sequential number. If a user name is based on values in two columns and a separating period or underscore is not used, the values are concatenated. If a parameter is not provided for the user name, the name will be formed by the literal "email" concatenated with a sequential number. Sequential numbers for user names are suffixes that begin with 1 and are incremented by 1.
Email HASH can be used to generate repeatable email addresses.
The following Common Parameters apply to the Email Service Provider:
The following validation will be done as part of basic validations for EML service provider:
The following Service Provider Information Requests are applicable to the Email Service Provider:
Data Types
The Email Service Provider supports the following data types for the source and destination column: