Unique identifier for the address record, used as the primary key within the table.

Specifies the type of address (for example, office, home, billing) as defined by the object_type__v classification in Veeva Vault.

System-generated globally unique identifier (GUID) for the address, used to ensure consistent referencing across Vault environments.

Internal system link reference that points to the full object or record associated with the address.

Primary line of the street address, usually containing street name and number as stored in name__v.

Current lifecycle status of the address record (for example, Active, Inactive), based on status__v field in Vault.

Username or system identifier of the user who created the address record in Vault, from created_by__v.

Timestamp representing when the address record was initially created, formatted as a datetime value from created_date__v.

Username or system identifier of the last user who updated the record, pulled from modified_by__v.

Timestamp of the most recent update to the address record, derived from modified_date__v.

Puerto Rico-specific regulatory field indicating the address's association with ASSMCA (Administración de Servicios de Salud Mental y Contra la Adicción), if applicable.

Secondary address line for additional location details such as suite, floor, or apartment number, taken from street_address_2_cda__v.

Boolean value indicating whether an appointment is required to visit this address location, based on appt_required__v.

Boolean flag indicating whether this address is designated as a billing address in the system (billing_cda__v = true).

Sales or geographic brick identifier used for territory alignment or marketing segmentation, which is derived from brick__v.

Boolean indicator identifying if this address is a place of business (true) or not (false), as defined by business_cda__v.

Date on which the Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) license associated with this address expires, stored in cds_expiration_date__v.

Current status of the CDS registration associated with this address, such as Active, Expired, or Pending Renewal, based on cds_status__v.

Unique identifier assigned to the address within the Customer Data Source (CDS) system. This is used for cross-referencing address records with external data feeds.

The city portion of the physical address, used for geographic categorization and reporting.

Indicates whether the existing GPS latitude and longitude values should be cleared or reset during data updates.

Optional free-text field that allows users to add additional notes or context related to the address.

Specifies whether the address is classified as 'controlled' within regulatory or compliance workflows. This can affect downstream processing or visibility.

Represents the current integration or validation status of the address within the centralized customer master system.

Boolean flag indicating whether this address is approved for use on Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) licenses or registrations.

The expiration date of the DEA registration associated with this address, used for compliance and validation.

The physical address associated with the DEA license. Often used as the primary address for regulatory communication.

Specifies the DEA drug schedules (for example, Schedule II, III, IV) that apply to this address, based on the DEA registration. Values are typically separated by commas: Schedule II, Schedule III, Schedule IV.

Current regulatory status of the DEA license associated with this address, such as Active, Expired, or Suspended.

The DEA registration number linked to this address. Required for activities involving controlled substances.

An internal reference ID used to link this address to its parent entity or related data structures within the Vault.

Identifier used to link the address record to external systems or third-party data sources. This can be a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) or Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system key.

Secondary fax number for the address, used as an alternative contact method if the primary fax is unavailable.

Primary fax number associated with the address. This is useful for formal document transmissions.

Indicates whether this address is designated as a home or residential address, as opposed to a business or institutional address.

Indicates whether the address is currently marked as inactive and should be excluded from standard operations or assignments.

Flag indicating whether this address should be considered during territory alignment and assignment processes.

The latitude coordinate of the address location, used in mapping, distance calculations, and territory modeling.

The expiration date of the professional license associated with this address. Critical for validating healthcare provider status.

Current status of the professional license tied to this address. Values can include Active, Expired, or Pending Verification.

Unique identifier for the professional license associated with the address, typically assigned by a regulatory or licensing authority.

Indicates whether the address record is locked from further edits. A locked record cannot be modified until the lock is removed.

The longitudinal geographic coordinate for the address location, used in mapping and spatial analysis.

Specifies whether this address should be used for receiving mailed correspondence. This is useful for distinguishing between mailing and physical addresses.

Identifier used for alignment with master data records. Helps in associating this address with centrally governed address references.

Unique identifier used for synchronization between Vault and mobile applications. Enables mobile-specific data tracking.

Identifier issued by ASSMCA (Puerto Rico's Mental Health and Addiction Services Administration) representing a healthcare entity in the Network data model.

Identifier for the entity as recognized by the Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) registry within the Network system.

Indicates whether a collaborative agreement is required for the healthcare provider at this address to perform certain clinical or prescriptive activities.

Details the authority granted to a provider at this address to prescribe compounded medications, based on Network regulations.

Specifies whether the provider at this address is eligible to receive samples of compounded medications, according to Network rules.

Indicates whether the provider has authority to prescribe controlled substances at this address, as recognized by Network compliance rules.

Specifies whether the provider is permitted to receive samples of controlled substances at this address, based on Network eligibility.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) entity ID associated with the provider at this location, used for controlled substance tracking and verification.

Identifier for the distributor organization associated with this address, as maintained in the Network entity registry.

Represents the license entity ID within the Network platform that corresponds to the practitioner or organization at this address.

Date on which the grace period for the license at this address expires. After this date, the license can be considered inactive or invalid.

Status condition of the license as defined by the Network system, indicating whether the license is active, expired, revoked, or suspended.

Indicates whether the provider at this address is eligible for RXA (e-prescription authorization) services under Network criteria.

Denotes the provider's eligibility to prescribe medication at this address, as governed by the Network's sample eligibility rules.

Prevents this address from being copied into other related or downstream records, typically used to control data propagation.

Free-text field for entering internal notes or comments related to the office located at this address. Not typically exposed externally.

Secondary phone number for the address, used when an alternative contact number is available or required.

Primary telephone number associated with the address, typically used for main office contact or verification.

Indicates whether this is the primary address for the associated entity. Only one address should be marked as primary.

Tracks the current status of sample shipments to this address, such as pending, sent, or failed.

Specifies whether this address is eligible to receive shipments. This is useful for differentiating shipping locations from administrative addresses.

Indicates the origin of the address record, such as manual entry, integration from an external CRM system, or synchronization with a third-party source.

Internal notes or annotations entered by staff regarding this address, typically used for context, instructions, or history related to the location.

Specifies the classification of the address as it relates to state distribution regulations, such as 'Retail', 'Wholesale', or 'Distributor'.

The expiration date of the distributor's license as recognized by the specific state authority.

Indicates whether the distributor is exempt from holding a license in the specified state (true = exempt, false = license required).

The current regulatory status of the distributor in the state, such as 'Active', 'Pending', or 'Suspended'.

The name or identifier of the distributor as recognized in state-level regulatory systems.

The U.S. state or Canadian province associated with the address. This can also apply to other international subdivisions where applicable.

The ZIP+4 postal code, used in the U.S. to provide more precise address routing. Format: 12345-6789.

The postal code associated with the address. Supports international formats, including Canadian and European postal systems.

The account associated with this address, typically referencing a healthcare organization or business entity in Veeva Vault.

The expiration date for the license related to sample distribution for this address. Format typically aligns with regional licensing authorities.

Indicates the current sample eligibility or compliance status for the address, such as 'Approved', 'Restricted', or 'Ineligible'.

The country associated with the address. Stored in a standardized format for global compatibility.

An identifier carried over from a legacy customer relationship management system. This is used for backward compatibility and data mapping.

May reference a map view, coordinates, or other geographic metadata associated with the address.

A unique identifier assigned by Veeva Network, used for integration and record matching across systems.

The parent account that governs or oversees the current address or account, typically for hierarchical or compliance purposes.

References the master or primary address from which this address inherits regulatory or organizational control.

Timestamp of the last reconciliation event used to determine whether this address should be treated as the primary location.

Indicates whether this address is enabled to receive shipments of sample products (true = enabled, false = disabled).

A secondary or custom-defined status for the address, such as for segmentation, territory planning, or compliance.

The first line of the street address, typically containing the building number, street name, and unit or suite if applicable.

Preferred times for making visits, deliveries, or contacts at this address. Stored as a string of time ranges or descriptors.

The scheduling identifier for CDS (Call, Detail, Sample) activities tied to this address, which can include frequency or day/time preferences.