Sample & field guide
Inspect the sample belonging to the current release, then review how the files fit together.
Release sample
Release insurance-2026-11-10-v1. Contact details are masked. Sample rows illustrate the file layout. Coverage counts appear on the package pages.
Illustrative masked rows, one per available address state. Contact shares cannot be estimated from this sample.
| Address state | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| AK | [withheld] | [withheld] |
| AL | [withheld] | [withheld] |
| AR | [withheld] | [withheld] |
| AZ | [withheld] | [withheld] |
| CA | [withheld] | [withheld] |
How to read the files
Match the producer ID in the contacts file to the same ID in the license file. A producer can have multiple licenses. Empty contact fields mean the release contains no qualifying value for that channel.
Illustrative file excerpt
Fictional rows and selected columns. They do not describe real people or estimate contact coverage.
| producer_id | full_name | phone | address_state | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| example-01 | Example Producer A | a@example.invalid | — | CA |
| example-02 | Example Producer B | — | +1 202-555-0142 | TX |
| producer_id | issuing_state | source_qualification | residency_type |
|---|---|---|---|
| example-01 | FL | Life | Nonresident |
| example-02 | TX | Property and casualty | Resident |
Other fields in the release
The field dictionary covers source and observation dates, contact quality, available address fields, the business or mailing basis, license status and the release ID. Optional files preserve supported agency relationships and carrier appointments.