Address Correction

Address correction is utilized to reduce data entry errors and to help aid in the process of de-duping databases.

Corrected addresses are usually standardized before cross referencing the United States Postal Address Database. The address then goes through a series of checks and test to make sure it is a valid address on file.

An example address correction process would involve changing a street to East from West to match the exact address on file and appending ZIP+4 to result in a 9 digit zip code.

Read about the CDYNE Postal Address Verification Web Service that makes it easy to implement address correction and more into any application currently in use by your organization.