A.B.O.D.E.
Address book, lineage & geolocation management
A single source of truth for addresses — deduplicated, lineage-tracked and geolocated, so every record maps to a verified place.
- Address registry
- Lineage tracking
- Geolocation
Capabilities in detail
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Canonical place registry
A governed hierarchy of locations and municipalities that every address resolves against, instead of each system keeping its own list.
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Structured addresses
Street, number range, postal code, area and locality are separate validated fields — not one free-text line — so they can be compared and corrected.
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Weighted matching
Per-field weights and mandatory-match fields produce a scored candidate list, so near-identical addresses surface for review instead of merging blindly.
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Lineage
Merges, corrections and reassignments are kept as audit events, so how an address reached its current form can be reconstructed.
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Search that survives real data
The fields that actually identify a place are indexed for search, so abbreviations and misspellings still find the right record.
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Shared across products
The same resolved location backs collateral, property and insurance records, so geography is captured once and reused.
On the roadmap
Planned capability, not yet available. Timing and scope on request.
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Reverse resolution
Coordinates resolved back to the nearest verified address and administrative area, so the mapping works in both directions.
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Rooftop coordinates
Latitude and longitude at building level rather than street centroid, so distance, concentration and hazard analysis mean something.
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Type-ahead capture
Address autocomplete at the point of entry, so a clean verified address is captured first time instead of corrected later.
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Batch cleansing API
Whole-file verification with a result per record and rule-driven routing of unmatched and ambiguous addresses into exception queues.
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Cross-border coverage
Verification and formatting to local postal standards beyond Greece, for portfolios that do not stop at the border.
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Concentration and hazard views
Exposure aggregated by area, municipality and hazard zone, for concentration limits and physical-risk reporting.
