Example

The following example illustrates how a sender (typically a music licensing company) can specify multiple conflicting parties, each with their own DPID (DDEX Party Identifier), and include contact details for individuals associated with those parties.

In this example:

  • Two conflicting parties are identified: Company AB and Org XY, each with their own DPID;

  • For Company AB, the sender provides three separate contacts (each with their own email address):

    • Two contacts are supplied by the sender, identified by the sender’s DPID; and

    • One contact is supplied by the recipient, identified by the recipient’s DPID (this assumes that the message sender knows the data from an earlier exchange with the message sender and includes it in this message for keeping all information together);

  • For Org XY, there is one contact, but multiple known email addresses (two email addresses) provided by different data origins (sender and recipient);

  • Org XY also shares a contact email address associated with the rights claim which cannot be assigned to a person and is therefore not be merged into the same PartyId composite as Julia Taylor to ensure a clean separation of data; and

  • All contact details are “namespaced” using the DPID of the party (sender or recipient) that provided them, ensuring clear data provenance and preventing overwriting of contact data between sources.

<ConflictingParty>
  <PartyName>
    <FullName>COMPANY AB</FullName>
  </PartyName>
  <PartyId>
    <DPID>PADPIDACOMPANYAB</DPID>
  </PartyId>

  <!-- Sender-provided contact: Christiana Oster -->
  <PartyId>
    <ProprietaryId-Namespace="PADPIDASENDER">mailto:christiana.oster@ab.com</ProprietaryId>
    <ProprietaryId Namespace="PADPIDASENDER">mailto: christiana@oster.com</ProprietaryId>
  </PartyId>

  <!-- Sender-provided contact: Paul Brown -->               
  <PartyId>
    <ProprietaryIdNamespace="PADPIDASENDER">mailto:paul.brown@ab.com</ProprietaryId>
  </PartyId>

  <!-- Recipient-provided contact: David Winter -->
  <PartyId>
    <ProprietaryIdNamespace="PADPIDARECIPIENT">mailto:david.winter@ab.com</ProprietaryId>
  </PartyId>
</ConflictingParty>

<ConflictingParty>
  <PartyName>
    <FullName>ORG XY</FullName>
  </PartyName>
  <PartyId>
    <DPID>PADPIDAXYORG</DPID>
  </PartyId>

  <!-- Sender-provided contact with multiple channels --> 
  <PartyId>
    <ProprietaryIdNamespace="PADPIDASENDER">mailto:julia.taylor@xy.org</ProprietaryId>
    <ProprietaryId Namespace="PADPIDASENDER">mailto:jtaylor@xy.org</ProprietaryId>
  </PartyId>

  <!-- Recipient-provided alternate phone number -->
  <PartyId>
    <ProprietaryIdNamespace="PADPIDARECIPIENT"> mailto:julia@birdy.org</ProprietaryId>
  </PartyId>
</ConflictingParty>

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