Validar Address Validation

Name: Validar Address Validation Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-04-03T11:45:03Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Address validation made simple, stop failed deliveries now

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Address validation made simple, stop failed deliveries now

Real-time validation

Address verification

Avoid po boxes

Rule-based checks

Worldwide database

Error-free shipping

About Validar Address Validation

Launched Sep 20, 2021

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Leoforos Kifissias 44, Marousi, 15125, GR

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Introduction Video

Description

Validar checks for issues with shipping addresses to get the necessary data before customers leave

Validar can check for issues with missing house or apartment numbers, misspelled names, incorrect abbreviations and get the necessary data *before* customers leave your store (right on your Thank You page) Validar checks the shipping address against Rules you can set to ensure you can ship properly. Avoid PO Boxes, DHL Shipstations and more! Failed deliveries cost you additional money to fix and make customers mad. Avoid shipping delays and returns with Validar Address Validation

Validate addresses in a worldwide database for correctness
Make sure the address follows rules you set (e.g No PO Boxes!)
Avoid reshipping packages with problems, saving you money.

Pros

Reduces failed deliveries by checking for missing or incorrect details like house numbers or misspelled names
Allows customization of shipping rules to block undesirable addresses like PO Boxes
Validates addresses against a worldwide database, ensuring global accuracy
Prevents costly reshipping by identifying address issues before order completion
User-friendly integration on the Thank You page captures accurate data before customers leave the store

Cons

May require regular updates to the address database to maintain accuracy
Potential reliance on user-provided rules which could be improperly set and lead to errors
Could be less effective in regions with frequently updated or newly developed areas not reflected in the database