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Address Collection Sites - How to Collect Addresses Online



Accurately obtaining addresses from your customers can be an exhausting process. Businesses should consider using an address verification solution to speed up the process, improve checkout, delivery prices and operations.



Lob's autocomplete API as well as the validation API allow this functionality by incorporating JavaScript in form fields to display suggestions while users type. The results are compared with official reference data and then verified as residential, business or functional.



Collecting addresses online



Online address collection is an excellent method of getting the information you require efficiently and quickly. It is easy to collect the contact information of your guests using an address collection application without having to call in person or send an email. These apps allow you to standardize the information you collect, so that you only have the information you require for your wedding planning.



Traditionally the method of collecting addresses was done manually by asking friends and family for their mailing information and recording the results in a guest list spreadsheet. While this is still a perfectly acceptable option, an online tool like Mailbook can make this job significantly easier.



Mailbook allows you to manage your family and friends' contact information in a safe, online address book. Share a link to your friends and family members to request their contact details. You can also keep all future changes. This tool can also be used to monitor any specific instructions that are required to be included on your wedding invitations such as dietary restrictions, or other requests.



You can make use of this tool to arrange contacts for other events such as holidays or birthdays. You can avoid lots of anxiety by keeping your personal contacts current.



Additionally, if you require envelopes or address labels it's a breeze using Minted. After you have collected...