by Christina Rivera | Jul 11, 2012 | Keep (KP Project), Revise (KP Project), Tutorials and How To Main, Documentation
Creating a Simplified Verify Demo GUI in C# Using the Loqate .NET API Overview The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions showing developers how to create a simplified version of Loqate’s Verify Demo User Interface using the Loqate .NET API. The resulting GUI...
by Christina Rivera | Jul 27, 2012 | Keep (KP Project), Revise (KP Project), Tutorials and How To Main, Documentation
Creating a Simplified Register Demo GUI in C# Using the Loqate .NET API Overview The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions showing developers how to create a simplified version of Loqate’s Register Demo User Interface using the Loqate .NET API. The resulting GUI...
by Christina Rivera | May 22, 2012 | Keep (KP Project), Revise (KP Project), Tutorials and How To Main, Documentation
How to Integrate the Loqate .NET API using Microsoft Visual Studio 1. Launch Microsoft Visual Studio (the following screenshots are taken from Microsoft Visual Studio 2005). 2. Select File > New > Project 3. The New Project wizard will open. Highlight...
by nita.wang@loqate.com | Jan 6, 2015 | Keep (KP Project), Documentation
Address Quality Index The Address Quality Index (AQI) is used to indicate the quality of an address, e.g., Excellent quality, Good quality, Average quality, Poor quality, and Bad quality. Any record that is able to be parsed will have an AQI. Two factors decide the...
by Elie Challita | Apr 14, 2015 | Keep (KP Project), Revise (KP Project), Documentation
Enhancement Datasets Since 2015Q2.0 Loqate has been adding data enhancement capabilities to its product suite. The enrichment process allows a user to append non-address information (metadata) to address fields in the final output of the Loqate engine. That...
by Christina Rivera | Apr 5, 2012 | Keep (KP Project), Revise (KP Project), Tutorials and How To Main, Documentation
How to Integrate the Loqate C++ API using Microsoft Visual Studio 1. Launch Microsoft Visual Studio (the following screenshots are taken from Microsoft Visual Studio 2005). 2. Select File > New > Project 3. The New Project wizard will open. Highlight...
