Account Signatories

The AccountSignatory table is used to store the details of the signatories for all associated accounts. It includes information about the signatory, such as the name, address, email address, and other associated account details. This data is used to process transactions, to review financial documents, and to provide authentication for different users.

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The AccountSignatory table is used to store data related to individuals authorized to manage an account. The primary key ContactId is the unique identifier for each entry in the table. It is an integer data type which uniquely identifies each AccountSignatory from other entries in the table.

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The Lastname field of the AccountSignatory table is a nvarchar data type and stores the lastname of an account signatory as a string.

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The Firstname field of data type nvarchar type in the AccountSignatory table is used to store the first name of the individual signing the account paperwork.

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The Email field in the AccountSignatory table stores the e-mail address associated with an Account Signatory. The data type is nvarchar, meaning that any email address is accepted as long as the character count is not exceeded.

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The Fullname field is an nvarchar data type used in the AccountSignatory table. It contains the full name of the account signatory associated with the account.

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The Name of data type nvarchar in the AccountSignatory table stores text values with a maximum of 255 characters.

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The AccountSignatory table contains a field called 'Description of data type nvarchar', which is a variable-length string data type that stores up to 4000 characters. It can store any type of data, including plain text, numbers and special characters. The data in this field can be used to provide a detailed description of an account signatory, including their name, title, and any relevant notes or notes.

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ParentId is a nvarchar field in the AccountSignatory table used to store the parent record identifier of the associated account signatory. The ParentId field can contain up to 450 characters.

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PersonId is an integer data type field in the AccountSignatory table, which is used to uniquely identify each person associated with any registered account. PersonId is primarily used for data consistency and organization.

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The PhotoImage field of data type nvarchar in the AccountSignatory table stores the image file for an account signatory. This can be used for authentication purposes.

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AccountTypeId is an nvarchar field with a maximum length of 128 characters in the AccountSignatory table. This field stores the unique identifier for each type of account that a signatory may have access to.

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The Reference field in the AccountSignatory table is a nvarchar data type used for any reference and/or associated information related to the respective account signatory, e.g. client number, signatory ID, etc.

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The AccountIdentifier field of data type varchar in the AccountSignatory table stores a unique identifier assigned to each account signatory. This identifier can be used to distinguish individual signatories from each other and make sure the correct account is linked to the correct signatory.

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OwnerId is a datatype int field in the AccountSignatory table that stores the user ID of the account signatory. The signatory's user ID is used to connect the AccountSignatory table to the corresponding user in the User table.

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The CurrencyId field in the AccountSignatory table is an nvarchar data type with a maximum length of 128. This field is used to store the 3-letter ISO currency code that is associated with the signatory's account. This information is necessary for accurately processing currency transactions.

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AccountStateId is an nvarchar field in the AccountSignatory table that stores an alphanumeric identifier which is associated with the legal status of an account. This identifier is used to reference the applicable state regulations for the account in question.

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InstitiuteId is an integer data type field in the 'AccountSignatory' table used to store the unique identification number of the institute associated with a signatory of the account.

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The OwnerName field of data type nvarchar in the AccountSignatory table is used to store the name of the individual or business that owns the account.

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OwnerLogoImage is an nvarchar field in the AccountSignatory table used to store the URL of an image which serves as the logo of the account owner.

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InstituteName is an nvarchar data field in the AccountSignatory table, which consists of the institute or school name associated with an account signatory's credentials.

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This field stores the name and extension of an image file that serves as the logo associated with the signatory in the 'AccountSignatory' table. The data type of this field is 'nvarchar' to accommodate the varying file name lengths.

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The CountryId field in the AccountSignatory table is a data type of nvarchar with a maximum length of 128, and is intended to store an identifier for the country associated with the account.

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CountryFlagImage is an nvarchar data field in the AccountSignatory table that stores a reference to an image file of a country's national flag associated with an account signatory.

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