Overview
Check for your address
Log into Wireline with your username and password details.
Enter your customers address into the Address Verification table.
If your customers address is not in Wireline, there will be no verification match.
Some councils may not validate these addresses
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Granny Flat, Front Flat, Rear Flat, Top Flat, Bottom Flat These addresses can be verified if they have a separate letterbox, you can supply a photo of the electricity meter for the address, or a screen grab from NZPost showing the address. You can email the evidence of this with your order number in the subject line. If they are not using a separate address, submit your order against the primary address, and add the details to the comments field of the order once it has been submitted.
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Back house, Front house, Cow Shed, Shed, Garage, Sleep out Submit your order against the primary address and add the details to the comments field of the order once it has been submitted.
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Camping Site, Military Base, Retirement Village, Rest Home These will be actioned on a case-by-case basis. Submit a Validate Location request and provide as much information as possible. Advise us if this is a Retirement or Rest Home, and whether it is a new development.
Sub Addresses
These details apply to suites, flats, apartments, rooms, dormitories, units, or other sub addresses.
Search for existing alphabetical or numerical sub addresses as these could be interchangeable with each other. E.g., Flat 1, 2 and 3 could be interchanged with Flat A, B or C.
Check with your local council GIS that your address is valid in their database.
If the customer requests Flat B, 39 Sample Street and Wireline shows that the flat is numbered Flat 2, 39 Sample Street, then use that address.
Sub Address not in existing range
These details apply to suites, flats, apartments, rooms, dormitories, units, or other sub addresses when the range does not show in Wireline. E.g., your customer is at Unit 29, 39 Sample Street, but our records only show up to Unit 25, 39 Sample Street.
There may have been changes with the original development and some of the Units could be off a different road, turned into shops, or numbered differently.
Use your council GIS rates finder to check that your customer unit number is valid.
Submit a New Address request and provide as much information as possible.
Additional house or dwelling
If your customer has built an additional dwelling on their property, you will need to email evidence with your order number in the subject line. E.g., council record, photo of additional letterbox, a photo of the electricity meter for the address, or a screen grab from NZPost showing the address.
If there is no evidence, you will submit your order against the primary address.
Business Sub Addresses
Chorus can only validate business sub addresses such as level or shop if we receive sufficient information. Validation information could be the customer website, letterhead, or foyer signboard. Email this evidence with your order number in the subject line.
If information is unavailable for the business sub address, submit your order against the primary address, or level associated with the customer address and add the details to the comments field of the order once it has been submitted.
Request a new address creation
Select New Address, and then Next.
You will be presented with the standard new connection form, with some of the Site Details fields already populated. Fill in other fields as they apply to your address.
Field |
Description |
Street Sub Description |
A, B, C or 1, 2, 3 etc. |
Street Direction |
N, S, E, W |
Suburb |
Your customers’ suburb |
City |
The city or town of the address |
Building Floor |
If this a building, which floor is your customer on |
Building Name |
The name of the building |
Building Suite / Flat |
The suite or flat number within the building |
Postal Code |
The postal code of your address |
Validate your order
Submit your order
Next steps
Our Address Management Team will review the information you have supplied and either create a new address, modify an existing address, or confirm an existing address.
If we create a new address, we will complete that in our back-end systems, and once completed the order will follow the standard path.
If we modify an existing address, or find the address, we will reject your Wireline order and advise you of the correct SAM ID to use. You will need to resubmit an order against that SAM ID.
If we need more information or the information is incorrect, we will ask for this through the Wireline request.
Tips to get your Address Validation correct without rejections
- If your customer wants to validate an address 601B Queens Drive, Auckland and it is within a new sub-division, we will need to know if the house is front / middle / rear of the property. It is recommended to provide us with the lay plan along with a photo of the letter box.
- If the address is within a new sub-division and the council maps are not yet updated it is recommended to provide a council letter with the allocated address and the lay plan showing which Lot Number is allocated with each address.
- If the requested address is a shop, it is recommended to also provide the Shop name so that we can verify their website for location details.
- If the supporting information is a large file, send it to AMA@Chorus.co.nz using your Order ID in the subject. Ensure to send your email at the same time that you submit your New Address request.
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21/06/2023