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When a customer integrates with the Expere system, a series of transactions are run through the front end system to ensure that the mapping was done correctly. The transactions that are used are called baseline transactions.
A term used to represent the identifiers used in transport data structures to distinguish data values, such as a borrower’s name or address. They may be elements or attribute names, may be dictated by an external resource such as an industry group, may be associated with data of a specific type, or may have associated metadata.
A grouping of transactions or a means of categorizing transactions based on similar characteristics. For example, Home Equity is a line of business. The Home Equity line of business would consist of transactions that are typically consumer lines of credit and the collateral used to secure the transaction is usually a personal residence.
The user creates a transaction to test against the baseline transaction. It is a result of the data input from the worksheet and input into their front-end system.
The data values from the baseline transaction.
The W3C's general language specification for addressing parts of an XML document. XPath (XML Path Language) is terse (non-XML) syntax for addressing portions of an XML document. This allows consumers of XML to query it and directly access any part of it. XPaths can address a single word or character within a document or can refer to whole sections at once. An XPath expression can be applied to an XML document, node or node-set; it may return null, a string, a number, an XML node or an XML node-set.
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