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Postal Data API
6 tools · Developer Tools
Postal Data API validates and looks up postal codes, locations, coordinates, and regional metadata across more than 240 countries and territories.
Connect Postal Data API
- Open Slashspace and go to Settings, then Connectors.
- On Discover, search for Postal Data API and click Connect.
- Sign in to Postal Data API in your browser. Slashspace updates when the account is connected.
- Then ask for what you need in any Agent mode chat. Postal Data API is on in every chat unless you switch it off.
What your chats can do
6 tools from Postal Data API.
- Get API InformationReturn Postal Data API version, coverage, usage guidance, current balance, and configured rate-limit status when returned, for connectivity or service discovery. The provider does not document this endpoint as unbilled, so assume it may consume one query.
- Get Postal Code MetadataReturn all available country-specific metadata for a postal code, such as coordinates, timezone, county, elevation, and administrative levels. The metadata fields vary by country and availability. Each successful call consumes one Postal Data API query.
- Look Up Postal CodeLook up the city, region, and coordinates for a postal code. Use this for a concise location result; use Get Postal Code Metadata for country-specific administrative details. Each successful call consumes one query.
- Search Postal Codes by CityReturn all postal codes matching a city and optional region, including fuzzy-match details. For US searches, provide a state name or state code. Each successful call consumes one Postal Data API query.
- Validate Postal CodeCheck whether one postal code exists without treating a nonexistent code as an execution error. Inspect valid in the response. Each successful call consumes one Postal Data API query.
- Validate Postal Codes in BulkValidate 1 to 1,000 postal codes synchronously, including mixed-country batches. Results preserve input order and report per-record failures. A batch of N records consumes N queries and is rejected atomically if balance or rate-limit budget is insufficient.
