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Designing a Flow
Design, create, run, and manage dataflows. Find reference information here for both control and module stages.
Module Stages
Global Addressing Management stages
Spectrum Global Address Validation
Output
Country Specific Fields
Spectrum Global Address Validation output can include country specific fields.
Ireland (IRL) Country Specific Fields

Welcome
Use workflows to perform tasks that integrate Spectrum Technology Platform, applications, and content repositories into business processes.
Getting Started
Install Spectrum Enterprise Designer and learn about creating dataflows.
Designing a Flow
Design, create, run, and manage dataflows. Find reference information here for both control and module stages.
- Types of Flows
- Flow Input
- Fields
- Control Stages
- Module Stages
  - Advanced Matching stages
  - Analytics Scoring stages
  - Context Graph stages
  - Data Normalization stages
  - Data Stewardship stages
  - Enterprise Data Integration stages
  - Global Addressing Management stages
    - Spectrum Global Address Validation
      - Supported Countries
      - Using Spectrum Global Address Validation
      - Using Spectrum Global Address Validation As a Service
      - Using Spectrum Global Address Validation As a Stage
      - Options
      - Input
      - Output
        Standard Address Output
        Standard address output consists of address lines which correspond to how the address would appear on an address label. City, state or province, postal code, and other data are also included in the standard address output.
        Parsed Input
        Spectrum Global Address Validation output can include the input address in parsed form. This type of output is referred to as "parsed input."
        Precision
        Spectrum Global Address Validation output can include the precision code that describes the precision of the address match for the input address.
        Single Match 'S' Precision Codes
        Result Codes
        Input Address
        Country Specific Fields
        Spectrum Global Address Validation output can include country specific fields.
        Australia (AUS) Country Specific Fields
        Canada (CAN) Country Specific Fields
        Ireland (IRL) Country Specific Fields
        Italy (ITA) Country Specific Field
        Japan (JAP) Country Specific Fields
        Netherlands (NLD) Country Specific Field
        New Zealand (NZL) Country Specific Fields
        United Kingdom (GBR) Country Specific Fields
        United States (USA) Country Specific Fields
      - Reports
    - Spectrum Global Type Ahead
    - US Database Lookup
  - Information Extraction stages
  - Machine Learning stages
  - Spatial Stages
  - Routing Stages
  - Universal Addressing stages
  - Universal Name stages
- Flow Output
  Output stages are also known as Sinks and Write-to stages.
- Embedded flows
- Reports
- Performance Considerations
- Flow Versions
  The Versions feature in Spectrum Enterprise Designer allows you to keep a revision history of your flows. You can view previous versions of a flow, expose older versions for execution, and keep a history of your changes in case you ever need to revert to a previous version of a flow.
Inspecting and Testing
Check and test flows.
Running a Flow
Configure runtime options, expose services, and run flows in a production environment.
Combining Flows into a Process Flow
Combine separate flows into a single process and run external applications.
Creating Reusable Flow Components
Create subflows that can be reused in other dataflows.
Sample Flows
An example shows how a flow is applied to a real world problem.
About Spectrum Technology Platform
An overview of Spectrum, its data management architecture, its platform architecture, and its modules and components.

Ireland (IRL) Country Specific Fields


Field Name	Format	Description
IRL.Eircode	String	The Eircode for the address. The Eircode is a seven character alpha-numeric code made up of two parts. Routing key The first three characters define a principal post town span of delivery. Unique Identifier The last four characters uniquely identify each residential and business address.