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Test your Report by triggering hits

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Overview

In the Sandbox environment, you can trigger Report hits for testing purposes. This helps you see what a hit looks like for a specific type of Report.

Steps

To trigger an example Report hit:

  1. In the dashboard, switch to the Sandbox environment.

  2. Navigate to Reports > All Reports.

  3. In the upper corner, click + Create report.

  4. In the Manual input tab, select the Report Template you want to run.

  5. Fill in values according to the Inputs for testing table below. For a Screening Report, use Inputs for testing Screening Reports instead.

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  6. Click Create Report.

Inputs for testing

This table covers individual Report types. For a Screening Report, use Inputs for testing Screening Reports instead. Some Report types in this table do not have test hits.

Report typeInputResult
Address LookupN/A
Adverse Media”Jong Kim Un” or “Kim Jong Un”Report hit
Business Adverse Media“Globovision”Report hit
Business Lookup“Globovision”4100 Salzedo Street Coral Gables, FL 33146
Business Social MediaN/AAlways responds with an entry for “Google”
Business Watchlist“Globovision”Report hit
Crypto Address Watchlist1Fz29BQp82pE3vXXcsZoMNQ3KSHfMzfMe3Report hit
Email Risk Reportalexanderjsample@example.comResponds with a result with low reputation. All other emails return a result with high reputation
Phone Risk Report+15005550006 (for low risk) or +14155555555 (for high risk)Low risk or high risk response, depending on input
Politically Exposed Person (PEP) Report”Boris Johnson”Report hit
Profile ReportN/AAlways responds with an entry for “Alexander Sample”
Social Media ReportN/AAlways responds with an entry for “Alexander Sample”
Watchlist Report”Jong Kim Un” or “Kim Jong Un”Report hit

Inputs for testing Screening Reports

Screening Reports return a test hit for each type of screening the Report Template covers. Use one of the names below, matched case-insensitively. A name that combines several types returns only the hits for the types your template covers. A template that covers none of these types returns no hits.

InputPerson watchlistPEPPerson adverse mediaBusiness watchlistBusiness adverse media
”Kim Jong Un”✓✓
“Boris Johnson”✓
“Globovision”✓✓
“Vladimir Putin”✓✓✓
“Roman Golovchenko”✓✓✓✓✓

For example, “Roman Golovchenko” on a template that covers only person watchlists returns a single watchlist hit.

The PEP hit appears only if your template screens for PEP class 1. Adverse media hits include an example article with its source, publish date, categories, and the people or organizations named in it.

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