Stop bad shipping addresses at checkout.

• At checkout·autocomplete on billing and shipping while the customer types; postcode and house number come from the register on selection; an address typed by hand is corrected on the field when the customer leaves it (option), and can always be edited
• On orders·every new order verified on the server; in the list a dot (verified, warning, to review, not verified) and a filter; in the order page the verified address, the coordinates, the reason and a button to apply it; bulk action and verification of existing orders: choose which ones, in what order and how many, also a few at a time every month with the subscription
• In the settings·your account token with "Verify", the verification precision (from 1 strict to 5 maximum), the choice of countries, this month's usage
• On the phone number·every phone number is checked, with an international dialling-code menu next to the field, preselected from the address country or the site language; the number as typed is never rewritten
• If we do not respond·the checkout goes on as usual, no message to the customer, the order is checked again later

An example from Netherlands, as it came out of the engine:

• kalverstr 92, 1012 PH amsterdam→Kalverstraat 92, 1012 PH AMSTERDAM

Have a prepaid code? Sign in to your account, open Enter a code from the menu, type the code and press “Continue”, then “Confirm and redeem”. The operations are added to your account straight away, at no charge, and work with the token you already have.

Requirements: WordPress 6.4, PHP 8.1, WooCommerce 8.3 or later; classic checkout and Checkout Block; compatible with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS). Interface in the thirteen languages of the site. The code is published under the GPL licence.

The plugin sends RadarAddress the address typed at checkout and the order addresses, for suggestions and verification: nothing else. The privacy policy and the Terms apply; data stays in the European Union.

• 1.1.1 — “Use the verified address” also corrects the shipping address when it is the same as the billing address; the order box updates once RadarAddress has replied; the verification of existing orders stopped by hand says “Stopped”.
• 1.1.0 — verification precision in the settings (from 1 strict to 5 maximum, 3 by default); for existing orders choose which ones, in what order and how many, also a few at a time every month with the subscription; if the credit is not sufficient, the plugin offers the part it covers or a pack; the verification can be followed to the end.
• 1.0.4 — the zip from our site includes the thirteen languages and updates from here; the version in the WordPress.org directory updates from there.
• 1.0.3 — on the WordPress.org directory: updates come from there, even if you installed it from the zip; code reorganised following the review.
• 1.0.2 — if the site keys change (for example after moving the site), the saved token is no longer read as random characters: the plugin treats it as missing and asks for it again.
• 1.0.1 — the settings explain how to get the token, with a link to the getting started page; fixed the link that opened the sign-in form instead of the sign-up form.
• 1.0.0 — first version: autocomplete and verification at checkout (classic and block), order verification, dot and filter in the list, bulk action, existing orders, settings with token, countries and usage.

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