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Bulk Validation of Service Addresses

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The Bulk Address Validation wizard in the IDI Desktop Client now provides an option to Include Service Addresses. Additional filters for Linked Service Addresses and Service Types are available to help reduce costs incurred when using CoreLogic.

Access is via Applications > BackOffice Management > Address Validation > Bulk Address Validation > Main.

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Note:

On the first wizard page where you select Require Validation Type, the option formerly labeled Proxix has been updated with the CoreLogic label.

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On the second page, the wizard provides additional options for bulk validating service addresses.

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By default, only contact addresses will be validated. Check the IncludeService Addresses option to validate service addresses as well.

Note:

This option is greyed out if CoreLogic is the only Required Validation Type selected and enhanced address validation is not enabled for service addresses. The option is always available when USPS is selected as a required validation type.

Additional filters for Linked Service Addresses and Service Types are available to help reduce costs. The service type filter only applies to services that are linked to service addresses.

These filters are greyed out unless the Included Service Addresses check box is enabled.

The confirmation page shows you a breakdown of addresses to be validated. Note: A validation Reason must be entered to enable the Start button and run the validation. Also, the check box to acknowledge CoreLogic validation if the estimate shows one or more addresses to be CoreLogic Validated.

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