Documentation: trust_trace

Trust Trace - the results of data validations and checks on subjects from other tables. Populated by data processors.
To import data in this format you can use our API. -> API Documentation
Rate limit: 300 requests per minute. Once the limit is exceeded, any further requests will result in a 429 (Too Many Requests) response.
You can also supply us with files in xlsx, csv or json format. -> Example CSV
type p14n blurred autogenerated required
uid string ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
subject_origin + subject_uid + check
subject_origin enum: shs, meters, grids, payments_ts ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
The data category where we find the subject uid. Basically the table name without data_ prefix
subject_uid string ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
The uid of the subject. Referring to the the uid in its origin table.
check string ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
The name of the check performed
result string ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
The result of the performed check. Casted as string as it can have various forms depending on what check is performed.
created_at datetime ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
Timestamp when row was inserted
updated_at datetime ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
Timestamp when row was updated
source_id integer ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
References Source of data
import_id integer ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
References Import of data
organization_id integer ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
References Organization of data
custom jsonb ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
Saves additional imported data out of standard structure
data_origin string ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
Origin of the data, generic or name of the api
last_import_id integer ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
Id of the last import which updated the record
last_source_id integer ⤫ ⤫ ✓ ⤫
Id of the last Source which updated the record