Configuring the Name of GDAP Relationship Requests

As a provider, you can apply a vanity prefix to the name of GDAP relationship requests. This helps customer users more easily identify the origin and purpose of each GDAP relationship.

You can configure this prefix using the gdap_name_prefix parameter in the Connect distributor portal.

Naming Format

If gdap_name_prefix is configured:

The GDAP relationship name will follow this format:

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<prefix>-<date_including_milliseconds>

prefix: The value set in the gdap_name_prefix parameter.
date_including_milliseconds: The current date and time in the format dd-MM-yyyy-HH:mm:ss:SSS.

If gdap_name_prefix is not configured (left empty):

The GDAP relationship name will follow this format:

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<customer_name>-<date_including_milliseconds>

customer_name: The name of the customer in the request.
date_including_milliseconds: Same format as above.

Note: The maximum length for a GDAP relationship name is 50 characters. If this limit is exceeded, the prefix or customer_name will be truncated accordingly.

Using a consistent prefix in GDAP relationship names allows customers to more easily recognize the partner origin and intended purpose of each relationship when viewing them in a list.