Entities on the
Gray List
can be updated offline by using a spreadsheet extractor upload. This spreadsheet is in Microsoft Excel format.
If the extract will primarily be used offline as a reference for what the you are presently screening against in DPS, please confirm that all entities on the Gray List have a
Committed
or
Submitted
status.
If there are any pending entities on the
Gray List
:
Click
Submit
to
Content
or
Undo Pending Changes
.
Submit to Content
will commit the entity for screening.
Undo Pending Changes
will undo changes and restore the list to what is presently in
Content
.
After there are no further pending entities on the
Gray List
:
Click
Edit Offline
to open the
Edit Offline
pop-up.
Reading the Extracted Gray List
The
Gray List
spreadsheet looks different from other extracts within DPS because names and addresses are associated to the overall entity, not to each other.
As a result, names and addresses extract to the same row. A name will have its own row to ensure that you are only trying to edit one name or address at a time.
In the example below,
ClientEntityID
123456 has three aliases, two addresses, and one reason. Since there are not multiple reasons associated with the entity ID, the reason repeats for each line.
Editing Entities in the Extracted Gray List
Use the extracted gray list as a template for uploading and editing new entities.
When creating a new line, create a new row and drag the row above to copy. Only change the name or address, leaving all other fields the same.
An updated name requires a
NameType
and
Name
.
An updated address requires an
Address
,
City
,
StateCode
,
PostalCode
, and
CountryCode
. Ensure that the state codes, postal codes, and country codes are correct.
In the example below, the user added a new alias (“Test name 05”) and address (“125 Test AVENUE”) to Entity ID 123456.
The system will only allow for one entity type and one reason per entity. There are two ways you can edit the reason:
The first method is to change the top field in the “Reason” column for the specified Entity ID. Drag down the updated reason to all rows belonging to the same Entity ID.
The second method is to delete the contents of the “Reason” column.
Adding Entities to the Extracted Gray List
Adding a new entity follows the same process as adding a new name/address to an existing entity.
It is strongly recommended that the new entity be added at the bottom of the spreadsheet contents and the next sequential number be used.
In the extracted content, the
Entity ID
field is not automatically populated when you add a new row, but this field cannot be blank. Manually enter the next sequential Entity ID.
It is important to confirm that the new entity does not share an Entity ID with an entity that already exists. If two entities share the same Entity ID, the new entity’s data will be added to the existing entity.
In the example below, the new Entity ID is 123457.
If you enter an invalid value for an Entity ID, you will receive an error message that the value you entered is not valid.