Postcoder Features

Ability to create a map from different perspectives and with varying geographic features.

Create a map made up of points and lines that may have additional information assigned to them.

Ability to translate data and metrics into charts, graphs, and other ways to communication information.

Visualize different forms of data in one single image.

Make informed decisions and predict patterns based on data.

Select a point on the map and display data within a certain radius.

Use data to gather information about a specific location's geographic features.

Study data in live time to analyze any changes happening in the location.

The ability to convert the format of source data to one required for the reporting system.

Easily design and refine dashboards and reports.

Integrating APIs that allow you to customize your tool as needed.

Schedule periodic (weekly, monthly, etc.) checks on existing address data to verify correctness and formatting.

Produce reports and data visualization regarding address verification actions.

Checks address data against an authoritative address database (usually government).

Verify addresses automatically on the data source as new entries are added.

Purge or update incorrect data through corrective processes like fuzzy matching.

Checks address data against authoritative databases from two more more countries.

Offers FIDO2-enabled authentication method

Validate phone numbers accurately including formats, country codes and area codes.

Screen phone numbers against blacklists and blockages to prevent verification attempts from known fraudulent personas.

Scale to handle verification requests to accommodate growth and peak call times without affecting performance.

Protect user data during verification process using encryption and secure transmission protocols.

Deliver verification codes or messages via SMS or voice calls to users to ensure consistent verification.

Offer customizable options for verification workflows to tailor to business specific needs and preferences.

Integrate with existing systems and other verification applications via APIs or SDKs for smooth workflows.

Comply with relevant data protection regulations such as GDPR or HIPAA.

Share reporting and analytics tools to track verification performance, monitor usage of tools and identify areas for improvement.

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input