# Address Solutions: Validation and Geocoding > Türkiye's most up-to-date address solutions. Data cleaning, verification, and map visualization services. *Source: https://nextgeography.com/en/products/address-solutions/ · Language: en · Updated: 2025-10-21T06:07:23+00:00* *Site index for agents: https://nextgeography.com/llms.txt* A close pale grey street map; commercial records as pink dots following the line of the avenue. PRODUCT · ADDRESS SOLUTIONS ## Turn address data into points and regions. Address data may be meaningful on paper, but it becomes strategic when it comes to life on a map. Next Geo’s Address Solutions let you transform your address data into smart maps across every process — from customer addresses to delivery points, from regional responsibilities to service areas. THE NEED STATED ON THE PRODUCTS PAGE Map your address data and define regions and service areas The need has two halves; so does this page. ADDRESS→POINT A line of address text resolves to a single coordinate on the map: matched, deduplicated, verified. POINT→REGION Those points become service regions, field-team areas of responsibility and coverage maps. 4CAPABILITIES 4USER PROFILES 3STEPS All three numbers are countable from this page: the four capability rows below, the four user profiles set beside them in the same rows, and the three steps that produce the report. KEY FEATURES · USER PROFILES ### Four capabilities, four users beside them. The first two turn a single address into a point on the map; the last two turn those points into regions and coverage. All four run on the same platform, over the same address data. An address is not just a line, it’s a strategic beginning — the right-hand column says whose job each capability does. A thin pink ribbon of dots running south-east across a pale grey Kadıköy map: address records strung along one avenue. Address records strung along Bağdat Avenue. #### First the address: from a line to a point Real-Time Address Matching Locate any address you enter on the map and reach the correct point in seconds. WHO IT IS FOR Call center and customer service teams An address read out over the phone lands on the right point on the map in seconds. Logistics and Distribution Planning Manage your delivery routes, customer addresses, and logistics centers on a single platform. Save time and money. WHO IT IS FOR Delivery, cargo and logistics companies Delivery routes, customer addresses and logistics centers sit on one platform. #### Then the region: from points to an area Regional Responsibility Definitions Clearly define your service regions or field teams’ areas of responsibility on the map. WHO IT IS FOR Regional sales and field teams Who is responsible for which area is a single definition on the map rather than a separate list per team. Address-Based Coverage Analysis See which regions your current service points cover, identify gaps, and plan new investment areas. WHO IT IS FOR Multi-branch retail brands You see which regions existing branches cover, and the gaps that are left become an opening plan. These four headings and their descriptions are the same ones listed on the Address Solutions card on the Products page. The rows are not links: they are what this product does, not routes to other pages. This page’s lateral links are gathered into a single row further down. SAMPLE OUTPUT ### An address list goes in; points and regions come out. One report, two parts. Above, the matching result for four lines of address text; below, the coverage summary for one service region built from those points. Both are outputs of the four capabilities above. ADDRESS RESOLUTION REPORT Sample list · 4 lines · Ataşehir, Ümraniye, Kadıköy SAMPLE PART 1 · MATCHING RESULT FOR A SAMPLE ADDRESS LIST LINE AS ENTERED MATCHED POINT Barbaros Mah. Halk Cd. No:12/A Ataşehir Ataşehir, Istanbul building level MATCHED atasehir barbaros mh halk cd 12a Same point as the first line DEDUPLICATED Göztepe Mah. 22. Sk. Kadıköy Kadıköy, Istanbul street level NEEDS VERIFICATION Kartal Sanayi Sit. İstanbul Kartal, Istanbul building level MATCHED Each line is bound to a coordinate and to the region it falls in. Different spellings of one address collapse onto a single point; lines with no building number match at street level and are flagged for verification. PART 2 · COVERAGE SUMMARY FOR A SAMPLE SERVICE REGION Addresses in the region 1,248 Service points assigned Covered within a 10-min drive 1,074 Addresses left uncovered 174 Coverage rate 86% Addresses per service point 416 The 174 uncovered addresses fall outside the ten-minute drive band of all three existing points. Coverage analysis turns that gap into a new-site decision, and the region definition turns it into a field team’s area of responsibility. Sample output. Figures are illustrative. Real output is produced from your own address list; the ten-minute drive band is the same frame used in the other examples on this site. RAW RECORD · COORDINATE · DEDUPLICATION #### When does a raw line become a point? A free-text address is tied to coordinates the moment it enters the list, not in a batch job run later. Different spellings of one address do not pile up as separate records; they collapse onto a single point, so what you are left with is the number of real addresses rather than the number of rows. On the left, magenta crosshairs cross at a single dot over a street grid; on the right, a card of three grey placeholder lines, a magenta arrow pointing down, and a boxed dot on its own crosshair. Real-Time Address Matching · from a raw address record to a located point DRIVE TIME · 10 / 20 / 30 MINUTES #### Where does one service point’s area end? Coverage is not a circle drawn on a map; it is drive time computed over the street network. The 10, 20 and 30 minute bands opening outward from the point are the real edge of the service area, and the addresses beyond them are the coverage gap the summary above counts. Three concentric white-edged rings spread from a magenta centre dot over Istanbul; of the 11 navy address dots scattered across the view, four sit outside the outermost ring. Address-Based Coverage Analysis · three radius rings and the addresses left outside HOW IT STARTS ### From your address list to a region map. Three steps. Behind each one is a named Next Geo solution or product — no surprise layer in between. A dense mass of dots spread either side of the Bosphorus on an İstanbul map: pink on the western shore, pale lilac on the eastern one, the water itself drawing the division. One point list, split into two sides against the line of the Bosphorus. #### The list arrives as it is Addresses are accepted exactly as they were typed. They connect from your internal systems or over the ready-to-use API; abbreviations, missing building numbers and different spellings of one address are not a problem at this step. Address list CRM export Ready-to-use API #### Matched, deduplicated, verified Each line resolves to a coordinate; different spellings of one address collapse onto a single point; incomplete or doubtful lines are flagged. These four operations are Next Geo’s own Data Services headings. Matching Enrichment Deduplication Verification #### Regions and coverage are defined Points are bound to service regions and to field teams’ areas of responsibility; coverage analysis shows which addresses are left outside. The result is the same on the map and in the systems you connect. Service region Area of responsibility Coverage summary Address data is both this product’s input and the ground it stands on: the stated output of the Data Services solution — deduplicated, verified address data that can be put on a map — is what Address Solutions runs over. If you are not sure which of the two you need, the links below describe both. NEXT STEP ### Let’s put your address list on the map. Let’s work out together which steps your address data needs to go through, and which region definitions will actually cover your business. Next Geo · Maslak, Istanbul · +90 (212) 276 22 33