Guides
Geocoding guides for the command line
One program and a country file: geocode a CSV from the terminal or from a scheduled job.
35 guides
- Reverse geocoding to street level
- A local geocoding server, Nominatim-compatible
- A geocoder on Overture Maps data
- Cut your geocoding bill
- Keep your geocoding results New
- Geocoding without sending addresses anywhere
- Geocode patient addresses on your own machine New
- Geocoding you can cite and repeat New
- Geocoding incident addresses New
- How it works: one memory-mapped file
- Maps in BI tools without a geocoding service New
- Street-level places for self-hosted photos New
- Field service: check the address, cut the rounds New
- School enrolment: home address to zone New
- Utility billing: clean the service addresses New
- 311 requests and permits New
- Fire and EMS: geocoding without a link New
- EV charging: an address for every charger New
- Store listings: one address everywhere New
- Clinical trials: patients to sites, privately New
- Find duplicate addresses in a customer list Pro
- Audit an address database before migration Pro New
- Google Places API changed: what a store owner does
- Structured postal addresses for ISO 20022 payments New
- Pull addresses out of emails and tickets New
- Your own place names: HQ, depot 3, store 117 New
- Nearest warehouse and delivery zones New
- What changed between two address files Pro
- Find the weak rows and review them by hand Pro New
- Test addresses for your integration tests New
- Where GridPin works and where it does not
- What GridPin checks, and what it does not New
- Clean a customer address list in an afternoon Pro New
- Print addresses the way the post lays them out New
- Read the sheet directly: list, export, slice New
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