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Exposure Data Validation Reference
Verisk provides a public reference to support the validation of exposure data in Verisk Synergy Studio.
Reference: exposure data
Construction and occupancy class codes
The construction and occupancy class codes that you assign to each exposure have an impact on Verisk Synergy Studio analysis results.
Construction class codes
Construction class codes help determine the vulnerability of risks to various perils.

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UNICEDE is managed and maintained by Verisk and is a globally accepted industry data format to standardize insurance data exchange. The format is used by primary insurers, reinsurers, and reinsurance intermediaries.
UNICEDE/2 Reference
UNICEDE/2 information enables primary insurers and their treaty reinsurers to exchange aggregate sums insured, risk count, payroll and premium data in a format that you can import easily.
Exposure Data Validation Reference
Verisk provides a public reference to support the validation of exposure data in Verisk Synergy Studio.
- What's new
  The Verisk Synergy Studio Exposure Data Validation Reference includes support for updated models and enhancements.
- Revision history
  Summary of the change history for the exposure data validation reference.
- Exposure Data Validation Reference
  The validation reference will help you maximize your success when importing and adding exposure data into Verisk Synergy Studio.
- Reference: exposure data
  - Financial terms
    When working with policy terms in Verisk Synergy Studio, 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.
  - Currency codes
    Currency codes that Verisk Synergy Studio supports during import.
  - Peril codes
    Perils affect risks and losses associated with Verisk Synergy Studio exposures.
  - ISO country codes
    Verisk Synergy Studio supports ISO 2-character country codes.
  - CRESTA and area codes
    CRESTA and area codes supported by Verisk Synergy Studio.
  - Construction and occupancy class codes
    The construction and occupancy class codes that you assign to each exposure have an impact on Verisk Synergy Studio analysis results.
    - Unknown construction / unknown occupancy combinations
      Construction and occupancy codes that you can use to represent cases in which the construction class and/or unknown occupancy type is unknown.
    - Behavior for invalid construction / occupancy class codes
      This topic describes how Verisk Synergy Studio handles import of invalid construction / occupancy class codes.
    - Construction class codes
      Construction class codes help determine the vulnerability of risks to various perils.
      - Construction class codes
        The range of Verisk Synergy Studio construction class codes.
      - Construction class codes by country/region
        Verisk Synergy Studio support for construction classes varies by country/region as well as by model.
    - Occupancy class codes
      Occupancy class codes define the type of activity carried out in the risks included in a record.

Construction class codes

Construction class codes help determine the vulnerability of risks to various perils.

Verisk Synergy Studio provides a set of construction class codes that you use to describe the building material and/or type of construction used in your risks. Support for construction classes varies by country/region.

For information about supported codes and limitations for specific models, refer to the model documentation that is available on the Client Portal (login required).

Note: The application also supports non-Verisk Synergy Studio construction and occupancy class codes, although we always recommend translating non-Verisk Synergy Studio codes to Verisk Synergy Studio codes wherever possible before importing your data. For more information, see the topics about non-Verisk Synergy Studio codes in the Help provided with your Verisk Synergy Studio Client.