Yeah, so the middle name field is optional. Typically, that first name surname and the date of birth and date of death are enough to verify on that single source of truth. So next, we asked for the date of birth and date of death. So they enter those as per the details on the death certificate in front of them. And then the user gets to this stage where they get a big green tick that says we've matched your record, and you're right to proceed. So next, we asked for a last known residential address. This is gonna really help when we're talking to our utility companies when we're talking to our telecommunications companies as well. And we actually ask whether the person that's died did own that property as well, just trying to give our partners as much information as possible. If the person that's died did own a business, we can actually elect to notify of their ABN or ACN. And then I mentioned before as well, if they do actually hold any accounts in other names, for example, Matt, or Matthew, they can enter that option in here. And we also have parameters to enter email address and phone number of the person that's died as well.
As they're going through next, we have this kind of big accordion section where there's all these tabs that you can blow out, and you can scroll down and look through all those organisations. So if I'm thinking through it, I'm looking at all the information that's in front of me, I might select ANZ to notify, and this person might have had a home loan with perhaps the Commonwealth Bank. So we can actually select that here as well. Going through our superannuation companies, we might have had a superannuation account with the Australian Retirement Trust. And James might have also had his power through Energy Australia. So we kind of had this big long list of services, utility providers and financial institutions that we can notify.
There is that little button down the bottom that says, if there's an organisation that you'd like to notify, that's not actually on the service, you can let them know here. So we get to review that information before clicking “Next”, and we have the option to go back at any point in time. So after that, then the notify the person that's using the service is then prompted to put in their information. So if we're doing it for James Johnson, maybe it's Sarah Johnson, his next of kin, putting in that information. And she's going to enter her phone number and email address just to give our partner organisations a way to reach out and get in touch with her. So if she does have an official role, as I mentioned, she is the next of kin the executor in this role. For example, she can select “Yes”, but if she was to select “No”, we do actually have that range of other roles that I mentioned before. So might be a relative, a friend and employer or even other we'll allow people to actually fill in that box of their own accord.
So at the end, Sara, as the notified gets this big window where she can look through all the information she's provided about James, the organisation she's selected, as well as her details as the notifier. She then takes a privacy clause was actually says that she understands that the details that she's providing here today will only be sent to the organisations that she's selected and they will contact her regarding that information. So most users select about four to five of our partners, and all four or five of those organisations will actually reach out to her via email or phone. So this is pretty important to know that she's giving them her details for this purpose, but no other.
And then she clicks to “confirm and notify” and that notification is sent off. And two things actually happen. In that instance, she'll get an email letting her know that her notification has been successful. And then also the partner organisations just selected will receive that notification as well and be obliged to get back in touch with her within 10 business days.