The Japanese Customer Data Parser Definition tables use three groups of values to lookup words and names: clues, names, and masks. A clue is used for keywords, a name group contains business/personal names, and a mask group contains patterns of token masks. The following values are used in the JP Parser definition tables.
| Value |
Description |
|---|---|
| Clue | |
| CLUE | Clue words used to separate input text into tokens and to determine business/personal classification. |
| Name | |
| BNP_NAME | Business principal name patterns and business type standard patterns for zenkaku field. |
| PNP_NAME | Last and first names that are not in the internal name dictionary. |
| Mask | |
| TOKEN-MASK | A keyword for mask recoding. Used with the mask values below. |
| BNP | The final separated pattern for business records when you do not separate contact name. |
| PNP_CONTACT | The final separated pattern for business records when you separate contact name. |
| PNP_CLUE_MULTI | Pattern of tokens to determine possible personal records. (Used for multiple person mode.) |
| PNP_CLUE_SINGLE | Pattern of tokens to determine possible personal records. (Used for single person mode.) |
| PNP_MULTI | The final separated pattern for personal records. (Used for multiple person mode.) |
| PNP_SINGLE |
The final separated pattern for personal records. (Used for single person mode.) |
| PNP_SURE_MULTI | Pattern of tokens to conclude that records are personal records. (Used for multiple person mode.) |
| PNP_SURE_SINGLE | Pattern of tokens to conclude that records are personal records. (Used for single person mode.) |
Note: You can specify single/multiple person mode by using the One Person per Input
Record option in the Option tab.
See Customer Data Parser Attributes for Japan.