Source Dataset Requirements for B2B Site Mastering
You align your source data with the industry-standard schema for company data that is supplied by this template.
The B2B site mastering template includes a predefined, standardized schema for company data. The mastering flow for data products produced by this template includes a schema mapping step in which you identify how columns in your source datasets correspond to the attributes in the supplied schema.
To prepare, review the general Requirements for Source Datasets. Then, identify the column or columns in each of your source datasets that you will map to the B2B site schema:
Unified Attribute | Description |
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Address_Line_1 | Line 1 of the company’s address. |
Address_Line_2 | Line 2 in the company's address. |
Alternative_Names | Alternate names for the company. |
Associated_Persons | Officers, Directors, and other people associated with the company. |
City | City of the company’s address. |
Company_Name | Company's name. |
Company_Registration_Number | Legal entity ID with local government. |
Company_Type | Legal status of the company (for example, LLC, LTD, and so on). |
Country | Country of the company’s address. |
Founding_Year | Year of company formation. |
Phone | Company’s phone number. |
Postal_Code | Postal (zip) code of the company’s address |
Previous_Names | Previous legal names for the company. |
primaryKey | The primary key used in the source dataset to uniquely identify each record. See About Primary Keys for more information. |
Region | Region/state of the company’s address. |
Stock_Exchange | Stock exchange where the company is listed (if public). |
Tax_IDs | Identification numbers, such as EINs. |
Ticker_Symbol | Company’s ticker symbol on the stock exchange. |
trusted_id | A non-unique key, such as a customer identification number used by your internal systems.
The clustering model always clusters together records that have the same trusted_id . If the values
in this field do not represent a definite match, map an empty placeholder field to trusted_id ,
and then add the following transformation in the Create tamr_record_id step in the mastering
flow: SELECT *, '' as trusted_id; . |
Type_Of_Address | Whether the company address represents the headquarters or a branch location. |
URL | Primary website domain for the company. |
After you map your source data fields to these attributes, Tamr Cloud can enrich your data and consolidate similar records into entities.
Tip: You can also add attributes to the unified schema and map columns that you want to include in the mastered data product to them. The template does not use these additional attributes as part of the mastering process.
Updated 13 days ago