Mapping property addresses in webhooks

Ensure accurate data by breaking down property address components

When setting up webhooks in Invelo, it’s important to map property addresses correctly to ensure accurate data processing and integration. Mapping the full property address as a single field can lead to errors or issues with downstream systems. To avoid this, each part of the address should be mapped separately.

Why break down property addresses?

Webhooks are used to send property data to external systems automatically. If the full property address is mapped as one field, systems that rely on specific address components—such as city, state, or ZIP code—may not process the data correctly.

Breaking the address into separate fields ensures:

• Accurate record matching and validation

• Proper sorting and filtering in external systems

• Reduced risk of errors or missing data

How to Map Property Addresses Correctly:

1. Street Address: Map the street portion of the property address (e.g., 123 Main St).

2. City: Map the city field separately (e.g., Austin).

3. State: Map the state field separately (e.g., TX).

4. ZIP Code: Map the ZIP code field separately (e.g., 78701).

Tips for Successful Webhook Setup:

• Always verify the mapped fields before activating the webhook.

• Test the webhook with sample properties to ensure all address components are received correctly.

• Avoid combining multiple address components into a single field unless required by the receiving system.

By mapping each part of the property address separately, you can ensure that your webhook integrations work reliably and that your data is accurate across all platforms.