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Verify address (Loqate)

Verifies and normalizes a postal address with Loqate, then distinguishes verified, corrected, review-needed, and unverified addresses.

Vue d’ensemble

Verifies and normalizes a postal address with Loqate, then distinguishes verified, corrected, review-needed, and unverified addresses.

Exemple

Before shipping or onboarding, verify a freely entered address and retrieve its normalized form.

Decision routes

verified

Verified

The data matches validation criteria without a blocking correction.

Recommended actionContinue with the verified value.
corrected

Corrected

Loqate produced a usable address that differs from the supplied value.

Recommended actionUse or ask for confirmation of the normalized address according to your policy.
review_required

Revue requise

The result is not certain enough for automatic acceptance.

Recommended actionRequest human confirmation before continuing.
not_verified

Not verified

The data could not be validated as matching the expected reference source.

Recommended actionCorrect the data or use an alternative journey.

Parameters 2

extension_config_idRequisref(extension_config:loqate)
Extension configuration used for this operation.
addressRequisaddress
Postal address to verify and normalize.

Outputs 5

selected_routeenum
Business route chosen from the validation result.
verifiedboolean
Whether the data was validated according to the relevant Loqate or SIRENE result.
addressOptionneladdress
Normalized address returned by Loqate when usable.
verificationLoqate address verification
Normalized details of the Loqate address check.
correctionsstring[]
Corrections applied or proposed by Loqate relative to the input address.

Behavior

Loqate compares the address against the available reference data, returns a normalized address when usable, and exposes applied corrections.

Limits and responsibilities

  • A corrected address is not identical to the input; your journey may need the participant to confirm it.
  • Address validation proves neither identity nor actual occupancy of the location.