Address
https://gs1.org/voc/PostalAddress
The location at which a particular organization or person may be found or reached.
⇧ A subclass of owl:Thing
Nearest schema.org equivalent:
Exact match: schema:PostalAddress
The GS1 Web Vocabulary collects terms defined in various GS1 standards and data systems and made available for general use following Linked Data principles. It is designed as an extension to schema.org and, where relevant, mappings and relationships arising from that vocabulary are made explicit.
The initial focus of the GS1 Web Vocabulary is consumer-facing properties for clothing, shoes, food beverage/tobacco and properties common to all products.
This includes properties related to EU 1169 as defined in the GDSN and GS1 Source Standards. In addition, the vocabulary includes the definition of parties and of a product offer (a product offered by a party for a price). Properties and their definitions come from existing GS1 standards including GDSN, GS1 Source and GPC. Exceptions to this rule include the definition of Offer which does not exist in any of the above standards.
New terms are developed and ratified according to the Global Standards Management Process. Terms may be suggested and commented on in the vocabulary’s GitHub repository .
The GS1 Web Vocabulary was originally developed as the primary output of the GS1 SmartSearch standard but it now fulfils a broader remit. The GS1 SmartSearch standard enables businesses to benefit from:
- More accurate search results for consumers to find the products and information they need.
- A lower bounce rate, i.e. people landing on a page and immediately navigating away as it's not relevant to them.
- Improved conversion rate from visits to sales.
- Improved, accurate online product information.
- Shared product information via consumer-facing mobile devices and websites, which ultimately drive sales.
Further information and support tools for the GS1 SmartSearch are available.
The GS1 Digital Link standard makes it possible to express any set of GS1 identifiers as a Web URI and therefore the identified item can be the subject of machine-readable facts and assertions made about it. The GS1 Web Vocabulary includes the link types used in GS1 Digital Link to annotate links to related resources, such as product information pages, instruction manuals, related videos, certification information, brand owner APIs, traceability information and more.
Terms from Scan4Transport cover extended address information suitable for deliveries, especially 'last mile' deliveries.
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Properties of gs1:PostalAddress
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| Address Country | gs1:Country | Code specifying the country (and country subdivision) for the address using ISO 3166-1. |
| Address Locality | rdf:langString | Text specifying the name of the locality, for example a city. |
| Province State Code | rdf:langString | Text specifying a province or state in abbreviated format for example NJ. |
| Address Suburb | rdf:langString | A suburb within a town or city. |
| County Code | xsd:string | A code that identifies a county. A county is a territorial division in some countries, forming the chief unit of local administration. In the US, a county is a political and administrative division of a state. |
| Cross Street | rdf:langString | A street intersecting a main street (usually at right angles) and continuing on both sides of it. |
| Organization Name | rdf:langString | The name of the organization expressed in text. |
| PO Box Number | xsd:string | The number that identifies a PO box. A PO box is a box in a post office or other postal service location assigned to an organization where postal items may be kept. |
| Postal Code | xsd:string | Text specifying the postal code for an address. |
| Postal Name | rdf:langString | The name of the recipient expressed in text. Note that this may be different than gs1:OrganizationName. |
| Street Address | rdf:langString | The street address expressed as free form text. The street address is printed on paper as the first lines below the name. For example, the name of the street and the number in the street or the name of a building. A total of four street address lines are available. gs1:streetAddress SHOULD be used before populating lines two through four. For a PO Box gs1:postOfficeBoxNumber SHOULD be used instead. |
| Street Address Line 2 | rdf:langString | The second line of the street address, expressed as free form text. The street address is printed on paper as the first lines below the name. For example, the name of the street and the number in the street or the name of a building. A total of four street address lines are available. gs1:streetAddress SHOULD be used before populating lines two through four. These SHALL NOT be used as alternatives to the dedicated address properties gs1:addressSuburb, gs1:addressLocality and gs1:addressRegion. |
| Street Address Line 3 | rdf:langString | The third line of the street address, expressed as free form text. The street address is printed on paper as the first lines below the name. For example, the name of the street and the number in the street or the name of a building. A total of four street address lines are available. gs1:streetAddress and gs1:streetaddressLine2 SHOULD be used before populating lines three and four. These SHALL NOT be used as alternatives to the dedicated address properties gs1:addressSuburb, gs1:addressLocality and gs1:addressRegion. |
| Street Address Line 4 | rdf:langString | The fourth line of the street address, expressed as free form text. The street address is printed on paper as the first lines below the name. For example, the name of the street and the number in the street or the name of a building. gs1:streetAddress, gs1:streetaddressLine2 and gs1:streetaddressLine3 SHOULD be used before populating line four. These SHALL NOT be used as alternatives to the dedicated address properties gs1:addressSuburb, gs1:addressLocality and gs1:addressRegion. |
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| Has Postal Address | gs1:PostalAddress | The postal address for an organization or place. |
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