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Describes module services addressible by Spectrum APIs.
Enterprise Geocoding
GeocodeUSAddress
Details about how Geocode US Address takes an address and returns latitude/longitude coordinates.
Output
Range

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Module Services
Describes module services addressible by Spectrum APIs.
- Enterprise Geocoding
  - Enterprise Geocoding
  - Geocode Address Global
  - GeocodeAddressWorld
    Understand Geocode Address World, Geocode Precision, and Geocoding Scenarios.
  - GeocodeUSAddress
    Details about how Geocode US Address takes an address and returns latitude/longitude coordinates.
  - GNAFPIDLocationSearch
  - ReverseAPNLookup
    Information to perform Reverse APN Lookup using Assessor's Parcel Number (APN), A FIPS county code, A FIPS state code.
  - Reverse Geocode Address Global
  - ReverseGeocodeUSLocation
    Learn how Reverse Geocode US Location takes latitude and longitude point and returns best match.
  - Geocode US Address Auxiliary Files
    Learn how auxiliary files are used to match against special data that is not included in the Geocode US Address database.
  - Match Codes
    Information on match codes that indicates the ddress portions that matched or did not match to the database.
  - Location Codes
  - Result Codes for International Geocoding
    Get information on the result codes for International Street and Postal Geocoding, Geographic Geocoding, Reverse Geocoding, and Non-match codes.
  - Encountering False Positives
    Information on what is false positives, how to report DPV, LACS/Link False-Positives Violations.
- Enterprise Tax Module
- GeoConfidence Module
- Global Addressing Module
- Universal Addressing Module
- Spectrum Universal Name
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Appendix
Look up ISO codes for countries and Spectrum modules that support addressing, geocoding, and routing for each country.

Range

Range output fields contain information about the street range, such as the high and low unit numbers. To include range data fields in the output, set OutputRecordType = R.


columnName	Max. Field Length with null terminator	Description
Alternate	2	USPS code that specifies whether a record is a base or alternate record. B Base record. Base records can represent a range of addresses or an individual address, such as a firm record. A Alternate record. Alternate records are individual delivery points.
HouseNumberHigh	12	The highest house number in the range.
HouseNumberLow	12	The lowest house number in the range.
HouseNumberParity	2	Indicates if the house number range contains even or odd numbers. E Even O Odd B Both
PostalCodeExtensionHigh	5	The highest four-digit ZIP Code extension in the range. The ZIP Code extension is the four digits at the end of the ZIP Code. For example: 60510-1134.
PostalCodeExtensionLow	5	The lowest four-digit ZIP Code extension in the range. The ZIP Code extension is the four digits at the end of the ZIP Code. For example: 60510-1134.
UnitNumberHigh	12	The highest unit number in the range.
UnitNumberLow	12	The lowest unit number in the range.
UnitNumberParity	2	Indicates if the unit number range contains even or odd numbers. E Even O Odd B Both