Google Address Verification

Varsha Neelesh
Varsha Neelesh
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The Google Address Verification function lets you validate incoming addresses allowing you to ensure clean enriched data is maintained across all your systems. This is an Add-On feature. Please reach out to support@syncari.com if you want access to it.

Overview:

 It takes up to five mapped fields - street address, city, state, ZIP/postal code, and country - and joins them into a single composite address that is sent to Google's Address Validation API along with an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 region code (defaults to "US"). The full Google validation result - standardized address, geocode, address components, and verdict (granularity, completeness, has unconfirmed/inferred/replaced components, etc.) is available in the result. To control cost and latency, every lookup is cached in the in the system keyed on the raw composite address for 30 days.

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Accessing Result

The results are available in the output token as shown below -

{{Value From <node-name>.verdict}}
{{Value From <node-name>.address.formattedAddress}}
{{Value From <node-name>.address.postalAddress}}
{{Value From <node-name>.geocode}}

 

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