Address Validation Module - Revision history

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-10T19:43:57Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

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	With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service.		With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service.

	A CMS update is now available for CMS TEN users on our [https://updates.newhavensoftware.com/ Support Downloads site]. With version 10.0.14.273 we have temporarily transitioned CMS's address validation calls to the Endicia Label Server (ELS) sandbox account until we can secure a production account either for CMS or for individual customers. Please contact us for an appointment if you need assistance with installing this update. We expect to have access to a production ELS account around June 18th at which point we will test and release a new version of CMS using this new account. You may choose to wait to update until then.		A CMS update is now available for CMS TEN users on our [https://updates.newhavensoftware.com/ Support Downloads site]. With version 10.0.14.273 we have temporarily transitioned CMS's address validation calls to the Endicia Label Server (ELS) sandbox account until we can secure a production account either for CMS or for individual customers.
			Please contact us for an appointment if you need assistance with installing this update. We expect to have access to a production ELS account around June 18th at which point we will test and release a new version of CMS using this new account. You may choose to wait to update until then.

	If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:		If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-10T19:43:37Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:43, 10 June 2020
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	With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service.		With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service.

	A CMS update is now available for CMS TEN users on our [https://updates.newhavensoftware.com/ Support Downloads site]. With version 10.0.14.273 we have temporarily transitioned CMS's address validation calls to the Endicia Label Server (ELS) sandbox account until we can secure a production account either for CMS or for individual customers.		A CMS update is now available for CMS TEN users on our [https://updates.newhavensoftware.com/ Support Downloads site]. With version 10.0.14.273 we have temporarily transitioned CMS's address validation calls to the Endicia Label Server (ELS) sandbox account until we can secure a production account either for CMS or for individual customers. Please contact us for an appointment if you need assistance with installing this update. We expect to have access to a production ELS account around June 18th at which point we will test and release a new version of CMS using this new account. You may choose to wait to update until then.

	If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:		If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-10T19:40:20Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:40, 10 June 2020
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	With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service.		With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service.

	A CMS update is now available for CMS TEN users on our [https://updates.newhavensoftware.com/ Support Downloads site]. With version 10.0.14.273 we have temporarily transitioned CMS's address validation calls to the Endicia Label Server (ELS) sandbox account until we can secure a production account either for CMS or for individual customers.		A CMS update is now available for CMS TEN users on our [https://updates.newhavensoftware.com/ Support Downloads site]. With version 10.0.14.273 we have temporarily transitioned CMS's address validation calls to the Endicia Label Server (ELS) sandbox account until we can secure a production account either for CMS or for individual customers.

	If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:		If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-10T19:40:09Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

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	=Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service=		=Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service=

	With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:		With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service.

			A CMS update is now available for CMS TEN users on our [https://updates.newhavensoftware.com/ Support Downloads site]. With version 10.0.14.273 we have temporarily transitioned CMS's address validation calls to the Endicia Label Server (ELS) sandbox account until we can secure a production account either for CMS or for individual customers.

			If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

	*What is the impact of not having addresses validated in CMS, albeit for a short time, while you wait for a solution or new ELS account (it appears one will be required) and is there anything you can do to mitigate those risks?		*What is the impact of not having addresses validated in CMS, albeit for a short time, while you wait for a solution or new ELS account (it appears one will be required) and is there anything you can do to mitigate those risks?

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-08T18:54:15Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

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	**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for processing orders that fail Address Validation, also highlighted in the screenshot linked above.		**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for processing orders that fail Address Validation, also highlighted in the screenshot linked above.

	*While the above will allow your imports to come in without error, the Validate button will still be enabled throughout CMS where any address is displayed. Your operators will receive an error if they click on the Validate button. There is no option in CMS to disable this button but if you find that this is to confusing for your operators, we can issue you a new release code to disable the Address Validation option. We can reissue a new release ~~cod~~ enabling it when desired.		*While the above will allow your imports to come in without error, the Validate button will still be enabled throughout CMS where any address is displayed. Your operators will receive an error if they click on the Validate button. There is no option in CMS to disable this button but if you find that this is to confusing for your operators, we can issue you a new release code to disable the Address Validation option. We can reissue a new release code enabling it when desired.

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-08T18:53:36Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

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	*Disable address validation in CMS for your import order sources - With this option enabled, CMS will be automatically performing address validation for imported orders and, if that service is failing, it will stop your imports. Turn this option off [https://www.screencast.com/t/aat0jBFVHo as seen here] so your order imports can continue to flow in without error.		*Disable address validation in CMS for your import order sources - With this option enabled, CMS will be automatically performing address validation for imported orders and, if that service is failing, it will stop your imports. Turn this option off [https://www.screencast.com/t/aat0jBFVHo as seen here] so your order imports can continue to flow in without error.

	**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for processing orders that fail Address Validation, also highlighted in the screenshot linked above.		**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for processing orders that fail Address Validation, also highlighted in the screenshot linked above.

	*While the above will allow your imports to come in without error, the Validate button will still be enabled throughout CMS where any address is displayed. Your operators will receive an error if they click on the Validate button. There is no option in CMS to disable this button but if you find that this is to confusing for your operators, we can issue you a new release code to disable the Address Validation option. We can reissue a new release cod enabling it when desired.		*While the above will allow your imports to come in without error, the Validate button will still be enabled throughout CMS where any address is displayed. Your operators will receive an error if they click on the Validate button. There is no option in CMS to disable this button but if you find that this is to confusing for your operators, we can issue you a new release code to disable the Address Validation option. We can reissue a new release cod enabling it when desired.

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-08T18:52:41Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:52, 8 June 2020
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	With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:		With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

	*~~Consider~~ the impact of not having addresses validated in CMS, albeit for a short time while you wait for a solution or new ELS account. Can you still get address validation on your website to mitigate the number of orders you are shipping without validation?		*What is the impact of not having addresses validated in CMS, albeit for a short time, while you wait for a solution or new ELS account (it appears one will be required) and is there anything you can do to mitigate those risks?
			**Can you still get address validation on your website to mitigate the number of orders you are shipping without validation?
			**If using UPS Worldship or FedEx Ship Manager with keyed imports, can you validate addresses in their software before generating the label?

	*Disable address validation in CMS for your import order sources - With this option enabled, CMS will be automatically performing address validation for imported orders and, if that service is failing, it will stop your imports. Turn this option off [https://www.screencast.com/t/aat0jBFVHo as seen here] so your order imports can continue to flow in without error.		*Disable address validation in CMS for your import order sources - With this option enabled, CMS will be automatically performing address validation for imported orders and, if that service is failing, it will stop your imports. Turn this option off [https://www.screencast.com/t/aat0jBFVHo as seen here] so your order imports can continue to flow in without error.

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-08T18:48:50Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:48, 8 June 2020
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	With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:		With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

	*~~Disable~~ address validation ~~for~~ your ~~import order sources -~~		*Consider the impact of not having addresses validated in CMS, albeit for a short time while you wait for a solution or new ELS account. Can you still get address validation on your website to mitigate the number of orders you are shipping without validation?

	**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for ~~failed~~		*Disable address validation in CMS for your import order sources - With this option enabled, CMS will be automatically performing address validation for imported orders and, if that service is failing, it will stop your imports. Turn this option off [https://www.screencast.com/t/aat0jBFVHo as seen here] so your order imports can continue to flow in without error.

			**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for processing orders that fail Address Validation, also highlighted in the screenshot linked above.

			*While the above will allow your imports to come in without error, the Validate button will still be enabled throughout CMS where any address is displayed. Your operators will receive an error if they click on the Validate button. There is no option in CMS to disable this button but if you find that this is to confusing for your operators, we can issue you a new release code to disable the Address Validation option. We can reissue a new release cod enabling it when desired.

Russ horton: /* Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service */

2020-06-08T18:00:24Z

Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service

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	=Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service=		=Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service=

	With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:		With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip (DaZ) service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

	*Disable address validation for your import order sources -		*Disable address validation for your import order sources -

	**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for failed		**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for failed

Russ horton at 17:59, 8 June 2020

2020-06-08T17:59:39Z

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	Alternate search keywords - Address validation software, address verification module, address verification software, address correction.		Alternate search keywords - Address validation software, address verification module, address verification software, address correction.

			=Managing the June 11, 2020 shutdown of Endicia's Dial-a-Zip service=

			With rather short notice, Endicia has elected to shut down their Dial-a-Zip service and only make address validation available through their Endicia Label Server (ELS) web service. If you find yourself on June 11th without a solution (either a CMS update and/or a working ELS account), there are some things to consider:

			*Disable address validation for your import order sources -

			**If you are using the [[Automated Imports Module]] you'll also want to remove the validation check for failed