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Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference
Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference
The detailed information in the Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference will help you maximize your success when importing and adding exposure data into Touchstone.
Exposure Data Validation Reference
Reference: exposure data
Financial terms
When working with policy terms in Touchstone, it is important to understand the financial terms that are supported and the combinations of the financial terms that are valid for running detailed loss analyses.
Sublimit types and fields
Importance of understanding how to specify limits and deductibles for sublimits in Touchstone.
Sublimit deductible fields
Sublimit deductible fields.

Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference
- Touchstone and UNICEDE
  Verisk provides a public reference to support the validation of UNICEDE-format exposure data in Touchstone.
- What's new
- Revision history
  Summary of the change history for the Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference since its initial release.
- Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference
  The detailed information in the Touchstone Exposure Data Validation Reference will help you maximize your success when importing and adding exposure data into Touchstone.
  - 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 financial terms that are supported and the combinations of the financial terms that are valid for running detailed loss analyses.
        Term types
        Each of the financial terms (that is, limits and deductibles) that Touchstone supports for layers, sublimits, and locations fall into one of the categories indicated below.
        Layer types and fields
        Importance of understanding how to specify limits and deductibles for layers in Touchstone.
        Sublimit types and fields
        Importance of understanding how to specify limits and deductibles for sublimits in Touchstone.
        Sublimit occurrence limit types
        NGM financial engine policy terms: sublimit occurrence limit types.
        Sublimit aggregate limit types
        NGM financial engine policy terms: sublimit aggregate limit types.
        Sublimit occurrence deductible types
        NGM financial engine policy terms: sublimit occurrence deductible types.
        Sublimit aggregate deductible types
        NGM financial engine policy terms: sublimit aggregate deductible types.
        Sublimit limit fields
        Sublimit limit fields.
        Sublimit aggregate limit fields
        Sublimit aggregate limit fields.
        Sublimit deductible fields
        Sublimit deductible fields.
        Sublimit aggregate deductible fields
        Sublimit aggregate deductible fields.
        Sublimit limit/deductible combinations
        Sublimit limit/deductible combinations.
        Location types and fields
        Importance of understanding how to specify limits and deductibles for locations in Touchstone.
        Limit type combinations
        Importance of knowing valid combinations of limits.
        Deductible type combinations
        Importance of knowing valid combinations of deductible types.
      - Currency codes
        Currency codes supported by Touchstone during import.
      - Peril codes
        Perils affect risks and losses associated with Touchstone exposures.
      - ISO country codes
        Touchstone supports ISO 2-character country codes.
      - CRESTA and area codes
        CRESTA and 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

Sublimit deductible fields

Sublimit deductible fields.

You specify sublimits on the Layers tab.

See Sublimit occurrence deductible types for information about sublimit occurrence deductible types.


Field / Deductible	B	FR	PL	MA	MI	MM	CB	CT	C	N
Deductible 1	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.	%	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 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.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than or equal to 1.	Not required.
Deductible 2	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than 1.	Not required.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than 1. This value must be greater than Deductible 1.	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.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than or equal to 1.	Not required.
Deductible 3	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	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.	Field represents a monetary value, expressed as a value greater than or equal to 1.	Not required.
Deductible 4	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	Not required.	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.	Not required.