How does AddressDoctor standardize / correct my data?
For every country you have licenced AddressDoctor uses a reference database. This database contains all information like zip/ postcodes, locality names, street names, synonyms, PO boxes etc. of the specific country. During the processing AddressDoctor compares every addresselement of the inputfile with the correct data in the reference database.
Related Questions
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