Example

Json / XML

// Address Validation Example
{
    "address": {
        "validate": {
            "name": "John Smith",
            "company": "ParcelBroker",
            "email": "test@test.com",
            "phone": "01234567890",
            "line1": "14 Augustus mews",
            "line2": "",
            "line3": "",
            "town": "Braintree",
            "county": "",
            "postcode": "CM71GZ",
            "countrycode": "GB",
            "international": 1
        }
    }
}

// Address Validation Example
<address>
    <validate>
        <name>John Smith</name>
        <company>ParcelBroker</company>
        <phone>01234567890</phone>
        <email>test@test.com</email>
        <line1>14 Augustus mews</line1>
        <line2 />
        <line3 />
        <town>Braintree</town>
        <county />
        <postcode>CM71GZ</postcode>
        <countrycode>GB</countrycode>
        <international>1</international>
    </validate>
</address>

Element	Required	Description
address	Yes	Root element
validate	Yes	Shipment details
name	Yes	Contact name
company	No	Company name
email	No*	Contact email This element may be required based on other address and international factors
phone	Yes	Contact phone number
line1	Yes	Address line 1
line2	No	Address line 2
line3	No	Address line 3
town	Yes	Town
county	No*	County Some countries do not use postcodes so must have a county provided instead
postcode	Yes*	Postcode Some countries do not use postcodes
countrycode	Yes	Country code
international	No	Address requirements for sending internationally can be different, send this flag if the destination country is not the same as the collection country

// Address Validation Response Example
{
  "header": {
    "status": "success"
  },
  "valid": true
}

// Address Validation Response Example
<response>
    <header>
        <status>Success</status>
    </header>
    <valid>true</valid>
</response>