Address geocoding — an address that fills itself in as you type
Your business's address fills in automatically as you type, with no technical key to configure.
The problem
Typing a full address by hand — street, city, postal code, coordinates — takes time and invites typos.
Without autocomplete, a mistyped address then complicates everything that depends on it, like travel fees.
The address fills in automatically as you type, with no technical configuration on your part.
Without Kagenda
The address is typed entirely by hand, with a risk of error that later complicates the calculations.
With Kagenda
The address fills in automatically from the first letters typed.
How it works in Kagenda
You start typing your address; suggestions appear automatically.
- You type the first lettersOf your street or your city.
- Suggestions appearBased on open data, with no technical key to configure.
- You choose the right addressIts precise coordinates are saved automatically.
Address entry
- Letters typed
- Automatic suggestions
- Precise coordinates
In practice
- 1
A business address
Completed with just a few letters typed.
EntryAutocompleted - 2
Precise coordinates
Useful afterward for travel fees.
ResultExact coordinates - 3
No technical key to request
The service works with no extra configuration.
ConfigurationNone
Frequently asked questions
Does this service require an account or a technical key?
No, it works with no extra configuration.
Is the suggested address always accurate?
It relies on widely reliable open data, but should be checked for a very recent address.
Does this geocoding also serve for travel fees?
Yes, the precise coordinates feed that calculation.
Can I enter an address without using the suggestions?
Yes, manual entry stays possible.
