API Reference

Retrieve aggregate exposures

post
https://{host}/platform/import/v1/folders//files//retrieve-aggregate-exposures
Path Params
string
required

ID of import file

string
required

ID of import folder

Body Params
string
enum
required

Insurance type of exposure data in uploaded flat file.

Allowed:
string
enum
required

Text delimiter used to separate columns of data in the uploaded flat file.

Allowed:
int32
required
≥ 1

Row number of the first row of aggregate exposure data. Use to ignore header rows.

string
required

Two-letter ISO 3166 code of the country uploaded exposure data. WORKERS_COMP data supports US only.

string
required

Geographic granularity used to aggregate the uploaded exposure data, For example, State, County, or Postal Code. Child of the specified dependencyResolution. For example, County is the child of State.

The geographic granularity at which exposure data is aggregated. Identifies the geographic unit (e.g. State, County, Postal Code, CRESTA) into which the file's rows are summed, and those units become the resolutionValues rows of the returned grid.

string | null

Parent resolution of the specified resolution value. For example, State is the parent of County. Required for nested resolutions. Top-level resolutions (e.g. State, CRESTA, or Province) have not parent.

string

Resolution of the source data.

To aggregate the data into a coarser resolution, specify the file's resolution in resolutionConversionFrom and the target resolution in resolutionConversionTo.

string

Resolution of aggregate exposure grid.

columnMapping
object
required

Map of destination fields to source column numbers in the file.

For property data, map the geography fields plus one field per line of business. For workers' compensation data, map State, Occ Scheme, Occ Type, and Payroll, plus County or Postal Code when required by the resolution.

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