Ruby wrapper for the TransUnion API.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'trans_union'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it without bundler as:
$ gem install trans_union
Use the authentication credentials provided by TransUnion for api access:
note: TransUnion must also whitelist the IP addresses from which you'll be making TLO requests
TransUnion.configure do |config|
config.username = 'carl'
config.password = 'password'
config.dppa_purpose = 1
config.glb_purpose = 1
config.permissible_use_code = 1
# ... etc
end[abbreviated_person_search, bankruptcy_records_search, basic_person_search, business_bankruptcies_search, business_combo_search, business_phone_search, business_search, business_judgments_search, business_liens_search, comprehensive_address_search, comprehensive_address_search_v2, comprehensive_business_search, comprehensive_person_search, comprehensive_phone_search, corporate_filing_search, criminal_search, death_master_search, drivers_license_search, echo_test, email_search, eviction_search, foreclosure_search, locate_report, personal_judgment_search, personal_lien_search, person_search, phone_search, phone_search_plus, professional_license_search, property_deed_search, property_search, property_tax_search, relationship_graph, screening_search, social_networks_search, super_phone_report, super_reverse_phone_search, ucc_search, utility_connection_search, vehicle_search, vehicle_tag_sightings_report, vehicle_wildcard_search, id_verification, verify_plus, voter_registration_search, watch_list_search]
bold = currently implemented
*Many of these wsdl endpoints share same or similar input formats and this gem could easily be extended to include more operations. See TLOxp documentation for more information.
TLO is namespaced under the TransUnion Module. Example of how to make a BasicPersonSearch call:
options = {
name: { first_name: 'Gnarles', last_name: 'Barkley' },
phone: '9705554688'
}
response = TransUnion::TLO.basic_person_search(options)