Our service offers free built-in address autocomplete for all communities, along with free address verification and address correction for communities located in the United States. These features are designed to prevent typos, make registration faster, and ensure addresses are all formatted in a standardized way.

When a member begins typing their street address, a list of suggestions from Google will display. Clicking one of the suggestions will autocomplete the street address and any other fields, if possible.

When a member attempts to save an address, it will be verified against the latest address data to ensure it's a valid address. Invalid addresses will be rejected, helping call attention to addresses that may contain a typo.

Full administrators can disable this setting by visiting the "Members" section of the Admin Portal and selecting the “Settings” button. Here, click on the "Address accuracy" tab. Next, uncheck the box next to “Verify addresses in the U.S.” Then, click the “Save” button.

To re-enable this setting, you will want to follow the steps listed above and recheck the box next to "Verify addresses in the U.S."

Addresses that contain small typos or minor differences will be automatically corrected. For instance, an address that looks like "1234 Mapl Leaf Road" might be intelligently corrected to "1234 Maple Leaf Rd" automatically.

Full administrators can disable this setting by visiting the "Members" section of the Admin Portal and selecting the “Settings” button. Here, click on the "Address accuracy" tab. Next, uncheck the box next to “Intelligently correct addresses in the U.S.” Then, click the “Save” button.

To re-enable this setting, you will want to follow the steps listed above and recheck the box next to "Intelligently correct addresses in the U.S."