Addressify

This plugin can be configured to provide up to postcode data autocomplete products. Address postcode lookup Adds address auto-fill, lookup and validation to address forms on the front-end in WooCommerce. The checkout experience becomes faster and easier as a customer no longer has to type out their full address. The smart predictive search helps speed up form filling and boosts usability. Every address is verified at the point of entry. Problems due to incorrect or badly typed address data are drastically reduced. Customer Satisfaction & Conversions Easier and faster checkout saves your customers' time, improves conversions and builds loyalty. Data Quality User input is validated in real time and your customer database is populated with fully verified addresses. Address verification can reduce failed deliveries by up to 50%. WPML Compatibility This plugin is compatible with WPML to make your checkout multilingual. To find out more about WPML go to https://wpml.org/ Getting Started In order to use this service, you will need to sign up for an account. You will then receive an access token which will give you access to our service. You need to insert this access token in the configuration options. We offer 30 free searches for testing purposes, but in order to use this plugin on a live site, you must have a paid account with us. Automatic Updates Our service is split into 3 parts:

1. An API server that delivers the data
2. A JS library that can retrieve the data, and generate a basic UI, regardless of platform
3. WooCommerce specific JS files (located in addressify-postcode-lookup/frontend/js)

If there's an update to the API and changes to the JS library are required in order for the plugin to function correctly, you will not have to worry about updating it yourself.

1. If you have not already done so, you will first need to sign up for a Addressify account. We offer a trial account with 30 free lookups for testing. You will then receive an access token which will give you access to our service.
2. Unpack the zip file and copy the addressify-postcode-lookup folder to your WordPress installation’s wp-content/plugins folder.
3. In your WordPress admin panel, go to Plugins / Installed Plugins, and activate the Addressify plugin.
4. From the admin panel, go to WooCommerce / Settings / Integration and select the Addressify Postcode Lookup tab. Here you will need to insert your access token, which is required to use the plugin. To get an access token, you will need to sign up for an account with us, and we will email you an access token. On this page you can also choose the products you would like to enable. All products are disabled by default. For Postcode Lookup and additional configuration options are available. These options will only become visible once the product has been enabled. Hover over the tooltip icons for more information about each setting. When you have finished configuring the plugin, click the ‘Save changes’ button at the bottom of the page.
5. Before you go live, test the integration to make sure it is working properly. We have postcodes that you can test for free. for Postcode Lookup only: AA1 1AA, AA1 1AB, AA1 1AD and AA1 1AE.
6. Once your trial lookups run out, you will need to decide on the best purchasing option based on the volume of usage you expect on your site. If you would like us to advise you then please get in touch.

If you need assistance, drop us an email on info@addressify.co.uk – we will help! WPML Configuration Our plugin is compatible with https://wpml.org/ which allows translation of certain texts in the search UI. The following texts can be translated. Postcode Lookup:

• Lookup button text
• Search in progress message
• Unknown postcode message
• Invalid postcode message
• Server error message
• Unknown error message If you want to use WPML to translate the Addressify plugin, the following plugins must first be installed:
• Addressify
• WPML Multilingual CMS
• WPML String Translation
• WooCommerce Multilingual You must also configure the Addressify plugin first. You can find the plugin settings in WooCommerce / Settings / Integration / Addressify Postcode Lookup. Select the products that you would like to enable and enter the texts you would like to use for your site's default language.
• In your WordPress admin panel, go to WPML / String Translation.
• A list will be displayed showing all strings available for translation. First you should filter this list to show only the options related to the plugin. You can do this using 'Select strings within domain'. You should select this domain: admin_texts_woocommerce_addressify_postcodelookup_settings. This will display all the options from the Addressify plugin that can be translated. Note that some of these options are for Address Postcode Lookup. You can ignore any options that do not require translation.
• For each option, click the 'translations' button next to the string. Here you can set custom translations for each language that you have enabled. When you are happy with the translation, make sure you mark that translation as complete, then save your changes.

Your translated texts will now appear in the search UI!

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• Introduce new address postcode lookup integration with woocommerce