CID Superfecta GoogleContacts company field

I use CID Superfecta GoogleContacts to get caller ID information from Google contacts. It works fine. However, sometimes it does not return the caller name.

I did lots of testing and found the reason: Some of my contacts only use the company name field. That is a 100% valid use. I can not change it, as they are coming in from another source. 

Superfecta however ignores this field, but it should be using it if there is no other name. 

This is the data in Google contacts:

<gd:organization>
   <gd:orgName>Google, Inc.</gd:orgName>
</gd:organization>

 

So, only the organization set, not a name:

 

results in 

 

Debug is on and set at level: 1
The Original Number: 2065551212
The Scheme: Default
Scheme Type: SINGLEFECTA
Debugging Enabled, will not stop after first result

Scheme Asked is: Default
The DID is: 5555555555
The CNUM is: 2065551212
The CNAME is: CID Superfecta!

Starting scheme Default
Executing GoogleContacts
Searching Google Contacts for number: 2065551212
result  took 0.4948 seconds.

 

(No name returned.)

but this works (a name set):

results in:

 

Debug is on and set at level: 1
The Original Number: 2065551212
The Scheme: Default
Scheme Type: SINGLEFECTA
Debugging Enabled, will not stop after first result

Scheme Asked is: Default
The DID is: 5555555555
The CNUM is: 2065551212
The CNAME is: CID Superfecta!

Starting scheme Default
Executing GoogleContacts
Searching Google Contacts for number: 2065551212
'John Doe'
result  took 0.5028 seconds.

 

So, in both cases, he finds the record, but he only looks for the name. A perfect solution would be that he takes the company name if he does not have a name.

It must be in these lines of the Superfecta GoogleContacts code, but unfortunately, I don't know how to handle it:

$score = -1;
$name = null;
     foreach ($results['data'] as $key => $info) {
     $s = $info['score'];
     if ($s > $score)

{      $score = $s;      $name = $info['name'];      }

}

 

Willing to help and test!

Thanks for your help!

Stephan