Twice as fast with Fetchify
Over 99% of address searches are done in the same country that customers finally require – so, overwhelmingly, if your customer is in the UK, they are searching for a UK address, if they are in the US they are searching for a US address. That’s why we preselect the country of the search based on your customer’s IP location.
Why not search all countries together?
If you are in Spain, you don’t want to be inundated with addresses from South America, if you are in Australia, you don’t want UK streets flooding your results. By preselecting the country, your customers get to their required address quicker, and you get them through checkout faster.
And for that less than 1% of searches that do want a different country, the customer simply choose the required country from the selector.
How much quicker?
If your Australian customer is looking for Australian addresses – we get there in half as many keystrokes.
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And South America? Even with twice as many keystrokes, our competitors cannot even get to the correct country.
Correcting address errors
Wouldn’t it be great if every customer typed in their address in the exact way that you need it – standardised, correctly spelt and in the language you need. But just how often do users get addresses wrong, what types of errors do they make and how does it affect the search results in address auto-complete.
How often do they get things wrong?
From our search logs, we find that around 9% of addresses have an error of some sort. These can range from using abbreviations, to putting things in a different order than you expect, to mis-spelling street names.
So how does Fetchify Address Auto-Complete help?
Typos
We never cease to be amazed by the range of errors found as typed, from the common (an "m" instead of "nn") to the downright strange.
Non standard ordering
Our algorithms can see beyond the standard format no matter if it's a zip-code before the street, start with the town or put the street before the house number.
