Global Address Object:Result Codes - Revision history

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	===Reference Data Quality Level===		===Reference Data Quality Level===
	Keep in mind that the reference data quality level is dependent on the country. Some countries have more precise reference data than others. This will affect what result codes will be returned by addresses from certain countries. Reference the [[Country ~~Verification Levels~~]] page for a detailed list of the country address reference data quality levels.		Keep in mind that the reference data quality level is dependent on the country. Some countries have more precise reference data than others. This will affect what result codes will be returned by addresses from certain countries. Reference the [[Data Coverage by Country\|Data Coverage by Country]] page for a detailed list of the country address reference data quality levels.

	For example, while the United States is level AV-5 (Verification Level - Delivery Point), Western Sahara is AV-2 (Verification Level - Locality). An address from the United States has the potential to return result codes verifying the street, building, house number, etc. While an address in Western Sahara won't have dunetop accuracy. The reference data quality is only to locality level, therefore you may be able to verify the city, but not any street or house level.		For example, while the United States is level AV-5 (Verification Level - Delivery Point), Western Sahara is AV-2 (Verification Level - Locality). An address from the United States has the potential to return result codes verifying the street, building, house number, etc. While an address in Western Sahara won't have dunetop accuracy. The reference data quality is only to locality level, therefore you may be able to verify the city, but not any street or house level.

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	a. AV25 indicates a maximum possible verification to the subpremise (level 5.)		<ol style="list-style-type:upper-alpha">
			<li>AV25 indicates a maximum possible verification to the subpremise (level 5.)</li>
	b. AV24 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Premise (level 4.)		<li>AV24 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Premise (level 4.)</li>
			<li>AV22 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Locality (level 2.)</li>
	c. AV22 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Locality (level 2.)

	This can occur if the reference data only contains data up to the Locality level.		This can occur if the reference data only contains data up to the Locality level.
			<li>AV14 indicates a partial verification to the Premise (level 4.) This indicates that the reference data has verification up to the subpremise (level 5.)</li>
	d. AV14 indicates a partial verification to the Premise (level 4.) This indicates that the reference data has verification up to the subpremise (level 5.)		</ol>

	For a list of result codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].		For a list of result codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].

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	a. AV25 indicates a maximum possible verification to the subpremise (level 5.)		a. AV25 indicates a maximum possible verification to the subpremise (level 5.)

	b. AV24 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Premise (level 4.)		b. AV24 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Premise (level 4.)

	c. AV22 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Locality (level 2.)		c. AV22 indicates a maximum possible verification to the Locality (level 2.)

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 The second number indicates the level of verification. There are five levels:
 Administrative Area (level 1) verification is the most general verification area, with subpremise (level 5) being the most specific area. Ideally, all addresses should be verified to Premise (level 4) or subpremise (level 5.)

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	d. AV14 indicates a partial verification to the Premise (level 4.) This indicates that the reference data has verification up to the subpremise (level 5.)		d. AV14 indicates a partial verification to the Premise (level 4.) This indicates that the reference data has verification up to the subpremise (level 5.)

	For a list of AV codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].		For a list of result codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].

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	===AV Verification Codes===		===AV Verification Codes===
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	*AV2X denotes an address that has been verified to the highest possible level with the reference data.		*AV2X denotes an address that has been verified to the highest possible level with the reference data.
	*AV1X denotes a partially verified address, but NOT to the highest level possible with the reference data.		*AV1X denotes a partially verified address, but NOT to the highest level possible with the reference data.

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	For a list of AV codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].		For a list of AV codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].

	~~===MX Match Codes===~~
	During the process of validating or correcting an address the individual address elements are parsed and compared to Melissa’s reference international data. The results of this matching are returned as a series of possible match codes. The match code is defined with a type and a code. The type delineates the method of match; exact or synonym, and the code defines the element that was matched. For example, ME01 is an exact match for the input data against the postal code reference data.

	~~''''<span style="color:red">THESE MATCHCODES DO NOT MATCH ALL OUR OTHER MATCHCODES. THIS CAN CAUSE CONFUSION!!! NEED TO DOUBLE CHECK THIS</span>''''~~

	~~Again these match codes can be very valuable as they are returned regardless of the AV code status.~~

	~~For a list of MX codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].~~

	~~===FX Fielding Codes===~~
	Before Global Address Object attempts to match data elements to reference data and verify results the input address data is fielded. This fielding processing allows for the removal and classification of residual data elements (names, phone numbers, etc.) which are not relative to address verification. This fielding also allows for the classification, and if necessary, detection of the country associated with the address input data. This is a powerful feature of the Global Address Object and allows for the accurate verification and processing of results.

	~~For a list of FX codes returned by Global Address Object, see [[Returned Result Codes:APIs#Global Address Object\|Returned Result Codes]].~~

	For a complete list of result codes and their definitions, please see [[Result Codes]].		For a complete list of result codes and their definitions, please see [[Result Codes]].

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