Configuring the Name of GDAP Relationship Requests

As a provider, you can apply a vanity prefix to the name of GDAP relationship requests, which will help a customer's users to better identify the GDAP relationship. This prefix can be configured by using the gdap_name_prefix parameter in the Connect distributor portal.

  • If the gdap_name_prefix parameter is configured with a prefix, the GDAP relationship name will have the following format: prefix-date_including_milliseconds.

    • The prefix will be obtained from the value configured in the gdap_name_prefix parameter. You can use any prefix to identify the GDAP relationship.

    • date_including_milliseconds is the current date and time (including milliseconds) in the following format: day-month-year-HH:mm:ss:sss

  • If the gdap_name_prefix parameter is empty, the GDAP relationship name will have the following format: customer_name-date_including_milliseconds.

    • The customer_name will be the customer name in the request.

    • Date_including_milliseconds is the current date and time (including milliseconds) in the following format: day-month-year-HH:mm:ss:sss

Note: In both cases, if the maximum character length (50) is exceeded, either the prefix or the customer name will be cut off.

By using a prefix in the names of GDAP relationship requests, a customer viewing a list of GDAP Relationships may more easily understand aspects such as their partner origination and purpose.

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