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The following companies have developed AMAS approved software, and been granted a licence to supply address-matching and correction software.

AMAS Product Summary Guide
 

The AMAS Product Guide provides a detailed table of current AMAS-approved address matching products, including price, product name, and approved platforms. 

In compiling this data, Australia Post has used its best endeavours to ensure the information is correct and current at the time of publication, and customers should check with the suppliers to confirm current information.

• AMAS Product Guide, 2009 Cycle (pdf, 36kb) - June 2009, Issue 2. Please contact the suppliers direct to confirm current status of products.

All pdf files require Adobe Acrobat for download. If you cannot access these files, please call 13 13 18.

Company Information

For more information about each company and their products, please follow the links below. All suppliers listed below have completed testing for the 2009 AMAS cycle.

Definitions

L2 - Licence 2 Vendor

• Developer of AMAS matching software;
• Has direct influence on the development of new AMAS matching rules and program rules;
• May develop non-AMAS software which uses the Postal Address file for any purpose including address correction

L3 - Licence 3 Vendor

• Incorporates Licence 2 AMAS matching software within their own software package
• Has influence on the development of new AMAS matching rules and program rules, generally via a Licence 2 vendor
• May develop non-AMAS address correction software which uses the Postal Address File (PAF) to be sold with AMAS software.

Batch Software

• Accepts bulk data
• Performs automatic matching of a given target address and returns one corresponding DPID and the correctly presented address in accordance with the AMAS rules
• No manual intervention or selection is required.

Rapid Addressing Software

• Accepts manually-entered addresses to obtain an automatic match with the PAF, and returns a standardised address and associated DPID in accordance with the AMAS program rules.
• Where an automatic match is not obtained, the software may provide an option to amend the original address by manual selection of an address and the associated DPID.

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