Rapid Addressing
Put in the postcode - Get the address
Address Management
Rapid addressing; postcode identification and more
Mailing List Generation
Build mailing lists for bulk mailing for free
Web Use
Get addressing and location data online
Map referencing
Locate addresses on a map
Where's My Nearest?
Find the local branches of a business
Mobile Use
Deployment on mobile devices
Mailing List Generation Software
AddressList is the most flexible utility available for generating UK mailing lists - no other system comes close!
Screenshot 1: Outline a target area on a map – click to view
Generate as many tailored lists as you wish in the licence year!
You can produce a spreadsheet of addresses for any given street, town, village, county or postcode area. Residential and commercial properties can be identified separately. Alternatively, extraction can be on the basis of administrative regions – county, district or electoral ward. Further filtration can be by geodemographic status.
Uniquely, AddressList allows you to use the power of Google Maps to draw a closed area on a map and identify the properties within that area. This can be a polygon (as demonstrated below) or a circle.
Screenshot 3: Geodemographic categories – click to view
Once the dataset is extracted, you can post-filter on geodemographic criteria. The advanced SPECTRUM system enables you to separate out potential clients in a range of categories. Click on the image opposite to see the categories available.
The results can be used in any standard MailMerge utility. The official Royal Mail data for the entire UK is supplied, covering 30m premises of which about 1.9m are commercial. Map references are from the official Ordnance Survey data.
Screenshot 2: Your list of results – click to view
A drive-time feature allows you to construct polygons that are isochrons - showing a fixed journey time from a point.
You can see a review of AddressList carried out by Database Marketing magazine here.
A Case History describing how one of our clients used AddressList to distribute literature for a planning consultation can be seen here.