View object model document, sample application code in C# and VB.Net and other helpful documentation.
Comprehensive CreditSharp Framework Documentation.
CreditSharp Extensions Documentation.
CreditSharp WebAPI REST Service Installation and Usage.
JSON and XML Schemas defining bureau data and analyze data outputs
C# Class defining all JSON members
closeXML Schema defining bureau data normalized to the common data layout
closeJSON Schema defining bureau data normalized to the common data layout
closeXML Schema defining bureau data normalized to the bureau's proprietary data layout
closeJSON Schema defining bureau data normalized to the bureau's proprietary data layout
closeXML Schema defining bureau data normalized to the bureau's proprietary data layout
closeJSON Schema defining bureau data normalized to the bureau's proprietary data layout
closeXML Schema defining bureau data normalized to the bureau's proprietary data layout
closeJSON Schema defining bureau data normalized to the bureau's proprietary data layout
closeXML Schema defining decision-making data generated by the Analyze feature
closeJSON Schema defining decision-making data generated by the Analyze feature
closeCSS Files and JavaScript Scripts used in HTML Credit Reports
HTML Stylesheet 01 for the HTML Report Format
closeHTML Stylesheet 02 for the HTML Report Format
closeJSON Javascript file for the HTML Report Format
closeConnect to Equifax and return ACROFILE Plus in XML Format
closeConnect to Experian and return ARF in XML Format
closeConnect to TransUnion and return TU4R in XML Format
closeConnect to Equifax, Experian and TransUnion at the same time
closeCreate Subject and Spouse name and address information when obtaining Equifax,Experian or TransUnion data
closeAn example focusing on Equifax but is common for any bureau. Parse the raw bureau data and normalize to common data. Extract Equifax specific data or use the Common view for extracting data from any bureau.
closeAn example that takes the output from the Datamart Parse recipe in the Common format for up to three bureaus and merges and de-dupes that data into the merge dataset. This is useful for high-risk lending that relys on multiple bureaus as well as any lending that seeks to remove duplicate credit items.
closeAn example that shows the various error conditions that may arise within the Connect feature.
closeA zip file containing all the projects for all versions of Visual Studio
The CustomAnalyzeDemo project demonstrates how to construct fully customized attributes using the CreditSharp Framework.
This comprehensive example details how to create new attributes for analysing each of the available CreditSharp data
elements....more
This comprehensive example details how to create new attributes for analysing each of the available CreditSharp data
elements. Each set of attributes are developed using two different programming styles: either inline lambda statements
or by invoking separatly compiled functions.
Examples are also included showing how to reference data elements using the various helper methods which afford consistent
interactions with numeric, currency and date values.....hide
The CustomFormatDemo project demonstrates how to customize CreditSharp outputs.
The Html, Json, Text and Xml layouts can all be directed to only include a subset of the overall consumer
credit profile.....more
The Html, Json, Text and Xml layouts can all be directed to only include a subset of the overall consumer
credit profile. For instance, reports can be generated that only display tradeline detail and ignore all
other data elements.
The display order of credit data elements can also be modified such that different sections appear in some
other desired sequence other than the existing CreitSharp default and similarly, individual items with each
section can be output using custom sort criteria.
Finally, the Html and Text layouts (eye-readable version suitable for printing) can divide data sections
into groups to highlight desired data conditions. One such option is separating Open and Closed tradelines
into their own groups. The project shows how to choose from the predefined groups or create a completely
customized group definition....hide