Take a detailed look at three of the largest address management companies, what their capabilities are, and what you get for your money.
Read NowBad addresses are costing businesses millions. More than 43 million Americans move each year, and outdated address lists can label a letter or bill, package or flat as undelivered as addressed (UAA).
Read NowAddress verification can help by ensuring only valid billing and shipping addresses enter your systems.
Read NowIs program that was developed by the USPS to test the accuracy of address-matching software and improve the accuracy of postal coding
Read NowThere are a few key differences between OpenStreetMap and Premium Address Data.
Read NowAddress Verification goes beyond just validating that an address exists
Read NowZIP+4 is a basic five-digit code with four digits added as an extra identifier.
Read NowAre the four digits added to the basic five-digit code as an extra identifier to improve the mail sorting and delivery process.
Read NowNon-USPS Address or non-standard address is an address that does not match any known address in the USPS delivery point database.
Read NowSERP (Software Evaluation and Recognition Program) is a postal certification issued by Canada Post & ensures highest accuracy in Canadian Data Quality.
Read NowThe two main matching techniques used are deterministic matching and probabilistic matching.
Read NowSurvivorship is the process of verifying data in each contact record that captures all the pertinent information needed about a customer.
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