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The very nature of the XDM means you can quite literally add anything to the BS7666 address, all the way down to the colour of the front door!

Because the requirements of each organisation varies, the complete flexibility of the XDM enables each of those organisations to derive the business benefits and efficiency savings that are most important to them.

Examples include the different uses between local government and the emergency services for whom the benefits will be the same, but the types of data stored can vary tremendously.

Examples of data that can be included:

• Conservation Areas
• Sites of Special Scientific Interest
• Smoke and Pollution Control Zones
• Contaminated Land
• Administrative Boundaries
• Planning Applications
• Listed Buildings
• Key Holder Data
• School Catchment Areas
• Flood Risk Zones
• Council Tax Band
• Notes field
• Postal Addresses
• Alarm codes
• Parliamentary Constituency
• Controlled Parking Zones
• Roadworks & traffic information
• Proximity to/nearest leisure & daycare centres
• Proximity to/nearest police station, hospital, GP Practice
• Proximity to/nearest school (primary & secondary)
• Proximity to/nearest home & commercial recycling facilities
• Voting wards, applicable polling stations and parish boundaries
• Applicable Planning applications, including date of issue and status
• Road salting routes
• Refuse collection day
• Water Board Authority

...plus many, many more.

Do you have a question about the Xtended Data Module? If so, just ask...