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Address Verification · How-to

Verify an address in a Flow screen

How to do it in Address Verification, one step at a time.

Last updated 11 Oct 2026

Optional. A job for a developer. Uses sample code from GitHub.

Address Verification can also check an address inside a screen Flow. TAF's sample Lightning components sit in the flows folder of the Address Verification repository on GitHub.

SampleWhat it doesFolder
VerifyAnAddressLets a user type an address and see the verified address, with no record. The Flow gets no value back from it.No_Saving
UpdateAddressFromFlowChecks and saves the addresses of an existing record.Saving
GetAddressFromFlow and UpdateAddressAfterSaveCollect an address before the Flow makes the record, and check it after the save. They also need FlowFooter and navigateFlow from the Saving folder. The folder has its own README.md, and its own version of the Apex class.saving2

A job for a developer

Each sample has an Apex class that calls Address Verification. A developer builds the classes and the components in a sandbox. The repository has no test classes, so the developer writes them too. Test the Flow in the sandbox before you deploy it to production.

The README.md file of the flows folder gives the Flow Builder steps. Address Verification must be version 5.0 or later. For help, open a case.

Applies to

Address Verification 7.3.x. These steps come from the tested Address Verification implementation guide, where they sit with the steps before and after them.

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