A unique identifier for each address record. This information ensures that each address can be distinctly referenced and managed within the system.

The name of the primary contact associated with the address. This field is essential for identification and communication purposes.

The name of the company linked to the address. This field provides context for the address, especially in business-related queries.

The email address of the primary contact for the address. This is used for correspondence and can facilitate communication directly related to the address.

The phone number of the primary contact associated with the address. This field is crucial for any immediate communication needs.

An optional second line for the address, often used for additional details like apartment numbers or suite designations.

A third optional line in the address to include any further address specifications, allowing for more detailed address information if necessary.

The postal or ZIP code corresponding to the address, used to identify specific geographic areas.

The county, state, or province in which the address is located, providing additional geographical context for the address.

A three-word location identifier provided by the What3words service, offering a precise way to define addresses using a unique combination of three words, for example, the front door of 10 Downing Street in London is identified by slurs.this.shark.