Hi @HanLiong.Ng,

I've checked to see if there had been any response to Brian's jira query, and here's the developer team's response.

At the moment the only action type that is available for World-Check data is SANCTION.

The list of actions contained within an entity profile is basically a more structured representation of the various "SANCTIONS" listings within the World-Check "further information" field. These actions also include links to the sanction's issuing body (represented by the "source" object).

Our data model supports other action types (specifically: CIVIL_ACTION, CRIMINAL_CONVICTION, and ENFORCEMENT), but these are used for data sets other than World-Check, such as the legacy data sets used previously within Screening Online.

Fields that are null can safely be ignored; several of these are also only relevant for non-World-Check data sets, and will never contain any data when a WC1 API customer is dealing exclusively with World-Check data.

The most important fields within actions, specifically for World-Check data, are the action's title and text. Apart from the "source" link, these two fields should contain all relevant data World-Check have provided around a particular sanction against a profile.

Hope that makes sense

Hi @HanLiong.Ng,

I'm not sure by what you mean when you say "How it's being used"

From the WC-1 documentation:

https://developers.refinitiv.com/en/api-catalog/customer-and-third-party-screening/world-check-one-api

When you make a request to get World-Check Profile using:

GET { {protocol}}{ {gateway-host}}{ {gateway-url}}reference/profile/{ {worldcheck-profile-id}}

It returns the Profile of the request and one of the fields is actions:

actions returns the details of the actionType...

Let me know if that is what you're looking for.

Brian

Here's an example Return:

  "actions": [
    {
      "actionId": null,
      "actionType": "SANCTION",
      "comment": null,
      "endDate": null,
      "files": [],
      "publicationType": null,
      "published": null,
      "reference": null,
      "source": {
        "abbreviation": "OFAC",
        "creationDate": "2013-03-21T13:41:13Z",
        "identifier": "b_trwc_386",
        "importIdentifier": null,
        "name": "USA - OFAC SDN LIST (OFFICE OF FOREIGN ASSETS CONTROL) - OFAC",
        "provider": null,
        "providerSourceStatus": "ACTIVE",
        "regionOfAuthority": "USA",
        "subscriptionCategory": "STANDARD",
        "type": {
          "category": {
            "description": "This gives details of individuals, companies and vessels with whom national or supranational bodies have decreed firms should not have financial dealings. Dealings with these designated persons or entities can lead to large fines, jail sentences and increased regulatory oversight owing to perceived failures in systems of internal control.",
            "identifier": "ec_1",
            "name": "Sanctions",
            "providerSourceTypes": null
          },
          "identifier": "t_trwc_2",
          "name": "Sanctions"
        }
      }

hi brian, yes, the above sample response provide more understanding. do you have sample profile to get the above result?

Brian, i found one profile that has similar response, related to OFAC & sanction category. i guess this is leading to more questions around the same context :

1. "actionType": what is action type? What is the base of this being categorised as Sanctions or Enforcement or Crime Conviction etc.

2. endDate" & "provider" seem always empty (null). What is business logic for these fields.

3. "providerSourceStatus": "ACTIVE”, ===> what is the implication when the status is Active or Deleted or Hidden respectively.

Thanks in advance.

Hi @HanLiong.Ng,

I will enter your questions in Jira WC-1 dev issue tracker, however I did briefly talk with dev, and the next release will better fill out the return fields, in question #2. Note, questions 1&3 may be better answered by WC-1 research who manage the WC-1 database, I'll add them separately to Jira.

Hope this helps,

Brian

Hi Brian,

What was the conclusion to @HanLiong.ng question, I would like the know about these values as well

Kind Regards

Derek