Accurate Prospect and Customer Data For the Marketing Win
Nearly a century ago, US President Calvin Coolidge – a man of few words – came back from church and was asked what the sermon was about. He ...
Your Contact Data Doesn’t Keep Fresh Very Long
Your company’s revenue most likely depends on having accurate, genuine and up-to-date contact data. In fact, this is probably one of the biggest factors in the overall ROI ...
Automotive Recalls: An NCOA Use Case
Did you know that in 2014, there were almost 64 million vehicles recalled due to safety issues? According to NHTSA, the number of vehicles recalled in 2014 exceeded ...
An Overview of our Address Validation Products
Service Objects currently offers a total of 25 data quality products, ranging from contact data validation to detailed sales and use tax calculation. But our roots began in ...
Mastering Output Languages with Global Address Validation
DOTS Address Validation International is a powerful and versatile API that can validate address data from over 250 countries. If you have spent any time around international address ...
Address Validation – US improves with GetSecondaryNumbers
DOTS Address Validation - US is a CASS certified service that validates, corrects and standardizes all USPS addresses. It combines the strongest data set for US addresses with ...
Announcing Enhanced Capabilities for Address Validation – Canada
Service Objects supports address validation capabilities for contact addresses around the globe – however, we have long had a special relationship with people doing business with Canada. Many ...
Understanding geocoding and resolution levels
The term address geocoding often refers to the process of transforming a textual representation of an address into an equivalent latitudinal and longitudinal coordinate interpretation. For example, taking ...
Using Business Logic with Validation Tools
According to Investopedia, business logic is defined as “the custom rules or algorithms that handle the exchange of information between a database and user interface.” In the world ...
