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Apatar announced the CDYNE Death Index connector for the
Apatar Open Source Data Integration toolset. The new connector verifies the
Social Security number against the U.S. Social Security Death Index database
and returns whether the customer is departed, eliminating the possibility to
use a deceased person's identification or deliver goods to individuals who do
not exist. Using the CDYNE Death Index Web service, Apatar checks the
legitimacy of social security numbers extracted from corporate applications
(such as Salesforce.com and SugarCRM) or databases (MySQL, Microsoft Access,
Oracle, etc.) and allows for this data to be filtered or cleansed.
- Verifies customer Social Security data
- Prevents credit card fraud and deceased identity usage
- Updated directly from the U.S. Social Security Death Index Database once a month
- Provides information about date of death, date of birth, and zip code of last known residence
- Enables batch processing
- No coding!
- Distributed under an open source model, reducing integration and maintenance costs
- Connectivity to Salesforce.com, SugarCRM, MySQL, Oracle, MS SQL, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, GoldMine, DB2, Sybase, PostgreSQL, dBase, EnterpriseDB, vTiger, InnoDB, Compiere ERP, .CSV, XML, RSS, ATOM, HTTP queries, POP3, LDAP, FTP, WebDav, Autodesk Buzzsaw, any JDBC data sources, Amazon S3, Flickr, StrikeIron and CDYNE Web services, and more
- Job scheduler and synchronization automate the data integration process.
- Improves data quality with a variety of verification, filtration, and validation features
- Users have the ability to create, share, and re-use pre-built data transformations and publish data integration output as a custom RSS feed to ApatarForge, the online Apatar community.
- Platform-independent, runs from Windows and Linux
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