Data Sharing Community Portal

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Welcome to the Portal of the CDQ Data Sharing Community

The CDQ Data Sharing Community is a trusted network of user companies to manage business partner data collaboratively.

What's new? (RSS)

  • 2025-10-30: Duplicate Guard – Next-Generation Continuous Duplicate Monitoring Read more...
  • 2025-10-30: Custom Data Transformations for Bank Account Data Mirror Read more...
  • 2025-10-29: New data source integration: Mexican Taxpayer Registry Read more...
  • 2025-10-14: Improved Visibility for Report Generation Issues Read more...
  • 2025-10-02: Custom Matching Classifications in Lookup Configuration Read more...
  • 2025-09-29: AML Guard – Improved Business Partner Name Search, Relationship Guard – Simplified D&B Integration Read more...
  • 2025-09-29: Bank Account Data Mirror Imports Now Available in Cloud Apps Read more...
  • 2025-09-26: Integration of CRIBIS – Commercial Data Source for Italian Business Partners Read more...

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Data model

The model standardizes how business partner information is described and linked. It includes core concepts, their attributes, and the relationships required for validation logic, data observability and interoperability with external reference sources. Each of the 448 concepts is defined with clear semantics to support use cases such as legal form recognition, address normalization, identifier validation, entity matching and structured data sharing.

Data sources

Active data sourcesRecords
BR.RF (data source)67,645,359
CDQ.INTEL (data source)53,424,836
VIES (data source)50,000,000
FR.RC (data source)42,301,722
GB-EAW.CR (data source)9,011,136
US-CA.BER (data source)8,914,066
US-FL.BER (data source)6,569,239
JP.CR (data source)5,695,485
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The Data sharing platform integrates 243 data sources. 137 of these are external data sources with 3,754 concepts and 9,305 terms mapped to 629 concepts and 10,718 terms of the CDQ data model.

Metadata and standards: Metadata-driven data quality

Metadata defines how data is structured, interpreted, and validated across systems. It is the foundation that enables organizations to exchange and compare information consistently, regardless of jurisdiction or language. For CDQ, metadata is essential to make data sharing possible at scale and across borders.

Because regulatory and business requirements change over time, metadata must evolve dynamically. CDQ maintains a continuously updated metadata repository that captures national and sector-specific data rules, such as address formats, identifier structures, and legal form codes. This ensures that shared and validated data remains semantically correct and compliant across all contexts. By sharing standardized metadata, CDQ enables customers to align their data models and validation rules, making collaboration efficient and legally sound.

Description
Managed reference data for bank accounts worldwide with banking metadata for 170 countries incl. 251 bank identifiers.
Managed reference data for 504 business identifiers used to uniquely identify legal entities, establishments, and other organization types across jurisdictions.
Conceptual structure of business partner data across the CDQ platform with 448 concepts. It provides a consistent semantic framework for representing legal entities, addresses, identifiers, classifications and related attributes that are used in CDQ Cloud Services such as validation, monitoring and data sharing.
Managed reference data for 325 countries based on ISO 3166-2 standards, used for harmonization, validation, and international data interoperability.
Managed reference data for 4,560 counties, including their ISO 3166-2 codes and hierarchical relationships.
Documentation of 3,111 data quality rules with explanation and technical constraints to validate business partner data records.
Managed reference data for 1,004 legal forms with official and commonly used abbreviations and corresponding country. Legal forms with a similar purpose, beside country-specific aspects, are grouped by 86 legal form categories.
Managed reference data for localities (such as cities or towns) used for harmonization and standardization, including exonym terms in multiple languages.
Managed reference data for post codes used for validation, harmonization, and standardization of postal addressing.
Managed reference data for postal delivery points, such as Post Office Boxes, used for identification, extraction, harmonization and standardization.
Managed reference data for 4,025 regions, including their ISO 3166-2 codes and hierarchical relationships.
Managed reference data for 278 registration authorities responsible for issuing and maintaining official business identifiers.
Managed reference data for thoroughfares of type STREET used for harmonization and standardization.